Reggae Regular

Reggae Regular (aka The Regulars) are a British reggae band, founded in South London in 1977. In 1978, their ‘Where Is Jah?’ single was the first release on Greensleeves Records. After an abortive deal with CBS (as The Regulars), the band returned to Greensleeves in 1982, backing and recording with artists on the label’s roster including Frankie Paul, Pato Banton, Barrington Levi, Wailing Souls, Tippa Irie and Clint Eastwood & General Saint, as well as working with Mad Professor.
(Read more at Last FM.)
== Links To Peel ==
The band recorded two Peel sessions, both in 1978. The first was subsequently selected by Peel for his best-of-year Festive Fifty Session Broadcasts. Available show tracklistings on this site suggest relatively few plays by Peel as either Reggae Regular or The Regulars.
== Festive Fifty Entries ==
*None
== Sessions ==
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Two sessions. No known commercial release.
1. Recorded: 1978-06-12. First broadcast: 03 July 1978. Repeated: 02 August 1978, 01 January 1979.
*Weed Stalk / Fool's Game/Fool's Game (Dub Version) / Where Is Jah? /Not Any More
2. Recorded: 1978-09-27. First broadcast: 10 October 1978. Repeated: 03 November 1978
*Never Needed Nobody / That Little Girl / Ital Club / Victim Of Life
== Other Shows Played ==
*12 June 1979 (as The Regulars): Weedstalk (7”) CBS
*Peel April May 1984: Violence In The Streets (album - Ghetto Rock) Greensleeves
== External Links ==
*Last FM
*Discogs
*ReggaeDiscography blog
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