Reggae Hour Part 3 2026

Join Chris for an hour of Reggae classics!

Transcript

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Book the Rude Boy for your music festival, party, or special occasion. A hundred percent vinyl DJ with a fabulous live show, years of experience, and a hundred percent vinyl. To hire the Rude Boy, call 07979-253-436 or send an email. Chris Watts1 at btinternet.com.

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RUDE!

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This is the number one station in Ruling Nation!

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Hello, Reggae fans, this is Roy Ellison Mr. Simmer, and you're listening to Chris Watts, Reggae Hower on your Radio 107 Meridian FM.

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Link it back to the job, come home. Lick it back to Crazy Watts. This is Chris Back Reggae Howard with the letter Reggae Power. Lick it back to Crazy Watts. This is Chris Back Reggae Howard with the letter Ragger Power.

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107 Meridian FMU Yes I know I know your love is wrong, and do you feel that you can carry on?

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And just so Pioneers starting off the reggae out reggae classics all the way with me, Chris Watts until eight PM. That was give and take. Now this next one, I would say it's the most negative positive song ever, if that makes sense. Um it will when you hear this.

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Every day work every day.

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You better hold it up every day.

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Things are getting worse every day. Things are getting worse. Time's so hard. Time's so hard. Why, oh, why a whole lot every day? Things are getting worse. Don't let him spoil your heart. Susan, beware of the devil. Don't let him put us apart. Eita, he see we got a part. What did you say? Let's go forward. Eita, he see you got someone new. What did you say? You like the colour of shoe? I don't know what's going on. You know the girl I used to know. You're turning my world upside down, branding me with a frown. Hey, Suzanne, beware of the devil. Don't let him spoil your heart. Suzanne, beware of the devil. Don't let him put us apart. Did he hear you see you're leaving town? Or did you say you're sticking around? Did he hear you see your series? Or did you say it's all of blood? Why do you wanna change our dreams? All the things we planned and scheme. Do you really wanna go? Or is it just an overnight go? Sad and beware of the devil. Don't let him spoil your heart. Sad and beware of the devil. Don't let him call us apart. No, no. Or did you say let's go for it, for the heasy, you got some on you. Or did you say you like the colour of shoe? I don't know what's going on. You're not the girl I used to know. You're turning my world upside down, branding me with a frown. Hey, hey, Suzanne, beware of the devil. Don't let him spoil your heart. Suzanne, beware of the devil. Oh, don't let him put us apart. Oh, Suzanne, beware of the devil. Don't let him spoil.

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Danny Livingston. Susan, beware of the devil. Play that most weeks. Actually, I haven't played it for a while. Are you ready for some double decker?

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When your heart is here with song. Sing a little song. Sing a little song. When you're war ready and feel heavy later. Sing a little song. Sing a little song. It doesn't matter if you're a boy or a girl. Just to remember it's not the end of the world. When your heart is filled with sorrow. Sing a little song. Sing a little song. When you're worried a feel, happy late day. Sing a little song.

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Sing a little song.

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Just remember it's not the end of the worst. Sing a little song. Sing a little song. When you're warrant and feel happy late day, sing a little song. Sing a little song.

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Mama, sing a little song. Sweet that on, sing a little song. Get up in the morning, sleeping for breadsaw.

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So that every mount can be fed.

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Get up in the morning, sleeping for bread, sir. So that the every mount can be paid.

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Darling, she said I was here to receive a line. Shut the matter up, chooses a go. I don't want to end up black pony and fly. After a sound, they must be a farm. If you catch me in the farm, you sound your eye. I said that get up in the morning, stepping up bread, sir. So that your average mount can be Israelizer. I step my pipe and my kids at the back up and I leave me. Darling, she said that was a year to re see. Look, we took them my dear off chosen to go. I don't want to end up black pony and fly.

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Israelis.

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That was our double deck, huh? Sing a little song. Israel Followed by the Israelites. Up next we're gonna hear from Jimmy London. With a little love.

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That slowly grows and grows, not one that comes and goes. That's all I want from you. Our little kiss, that's more than just a kiss. Just one that often leaves. That's all I want from you. Don't let me down. You told me that you care. Remember, when you give, you also get your shield. Don't let me down. I have no time to wait. Tomorrow may not come, and dreams may be too late. A little love that slowly grows and grows. Not one that comes and goes. That's all I want from you. You told me that you care. Remember, when you give, you also get your shape. Don't let me down. I have no time to wait. Tomorrow may not come. And dreams may be too late. A little love that slowly grows and grows. Not one that comes and goes. That's all I want from you. A little kiss, baby, and a little love. That's all I need.

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You know I've been wanting you my whole life through. And now that I'm your guy, I'm gonna live my life for only you. Baby, now you're gonna know all the things I plan to drill you. So you're gonna see that I save all the love made me just for you, baby. You baby, you baby, only you Oh, oh, only you could have made me wake this wrong. Wanting a kiss, but now you're really mine. I make up for the time you made us lease. Baby, now that it's alright, I'm gonna hug every sleep every night. You're gonna see there's a lifetime of love being just hold you, baby. You baby You baby.

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Oh news.

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You baby, only you only you nobody else could love me like you, baby, you baby, you baby, only you oh, only you nobody has to love me like you, baby, you, baby, you from the West of America, to the east of America, here's the hottest.

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With me, Chris Watts. We're doing this all the way up till eight PM. That was Augustus Pablo with Java, and before that we heard John Holt with you, baby. Got a great one from Johnny Nash on the way after the break.

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There are more questions than answer. Pictures in my mind that do not show. There are more questions than answers. And the more I find out, the less I know. Yeah, the more I find out, the less I know. I've asked the question time and time again. Why is there so little love among there? How do we live? What should we take? Should we give us a man?

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Johnny Nash? There's more questions than answers. Hope you're enjoying these reggae classics tonight. We do this most weeks. Some weeks we do do a mix of new and old, or sometimes we do just do new reggae as well, but it's kind of spontaneous. It is mostly reggae classics, but it's all the best reggae out there. Right, up next, well, what about this one? I know you're gonna enjoy this. This is the Bell Tones with No More Heartache.

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Now that I've found you No more heart case, no more day, no more song for loss, no more strain, all the cause and leave me out, surely points.

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We are together in this world.

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No more heart states, no more change, no more starts, no more strange Cause if you all should leave me, I want surely for you.

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Cause if you do should leave me, I would never love us game. No more hard eggs, no more day, no more songs, no more spring.

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That's a nice one from the Bell Tones. This next one comes from 1969.

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This is Pat Kelly with How Long Will It Take the Solid Shrek Watch on the trays be so we heal your sound, so that my soul will be filled with joy, my heart and high it alone, no kids I be so I have How long how long Will it takes me to be a man again? Tell me, sis to me as I try my best on the sight I still feel the tears in my day I'm hated by you and you loved by me, though I can take it, I try not to break it. My heart and high in alone, those are gets a beat, so I have how long will it take me to be a man again? Oh tell me as I try my best not to sigh, I still feel the tears on my face I'm hated by you and love by me, though I can take it. I'm strong, I can break it.

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From 1969, Pat Kelly with How Long Will It Take? Reggae Classics all the way to 8 p.m. with me, Chris Watts. This next one comes from the Ethiopians, it's called Pirate.

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When the time to be you say no money no day, you won't buy it, you gotta mother down, I know, I know you gotta mother down.

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Why we buy it, it's your name, why we buy it, it's your face.

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What I never see up in the year, I come see that in the day, you won't buy it, you gotta mother down, I know, I know you gotta mother down, I you, I you have instead of going forward, you are going backward. You try to fool the nation, but you'll be late for the next generation, man. You are pirate. Say you're gonna murder them. I know, I know you're gonna mother dumb.

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People tell I run, I walk, and people tell I walk, I run. Anything you do, you must dump down what I read. You gonna mother down? I know, I know you gotta mother down.

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Are you, I don't be a dog, I you, I don't be a dog, I you Rasta Azie from up the hill. The side they check pan him, growth strip bill. How in him mad up the things he need? They do not with him safe, we buy little weed. Him hand pan him jaw, lad, read him iron, just meditate. This time is so hard, Lord. I mind nothing out, immigrate. I make up my mind, Lord. I might as well go inside and fit. So I four the market. I sight me, butcher boy by the gate. You want what? No, I might ack like queen. Try beef now. I no check in no grass by green. What about fall? Watch I know it's time for a change. Got children out of that ring. Oh what is steel? Watch I know you know sighty real. Try the tribe. Mun me belly when I pull my pipe. Alright, what the pull? Push him out, time me bread drink here. Sell I a bound, add that thing here. Then the butcher pull up a stool. Make in the question as they hold him so full. What kinda something cooking a pot? From him on him, never did hear about that. Well, watch a no master. He by time I can't try explain. It's just like a flame show. We protect, we humble, we change the name. I would have feel so cute. We come in and ask with some anal fat. I like feel safer. If we change the subject and call it that. You are what? No, I am attacky like queen. Tell the beef, then I know checking no grass with green. We're about all. What I know it's time for a change. Then chish then and children out of that crew. Me a mood stick in. Watch I know you know side the great. Tell the tribe, then I'm on my belly when I pull my pipe. First and the poor girl. But she won't mind me, braid. Here I am a dad thing here. As a pay out the good chapil. Take the parcel and trade up the hill. Life as fight who you think you meet. Rasta Jeremiah from Donghi Street. Guidance me, brethren. It's why you have been at that debug. He kinda get fright and begin to hide it. Been eating rag. That man up behind. Meanwhile, light a fire. How we here to beat us. They bone at that. Me have stealing up. No, I'm attacky like green. Yo, I'm called track. I no deal with no grass for green. Well, watch and know it's time for a change. Fish drop, just dry out of that drink. Watch I know it's no side free. Then we'll try but me belly when I pull me five. Well tell the book. Mine me braid ring here. Sell I a bone at that thing. And I'm good too. I might have killed like queen. Tell the beef now. I don't deal with no grass or green. Watch I know it's time for action. Then by the fish drink out of that ring. Tell the stick, watch I know you know psychic remote.

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One in the train. Link it back, jump to the top, come to raw. Lick it back to crazy squats. Lick it back to crazy wax.

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I wanna see you back. Just pop the way. I'll let you go. And I won't let you know. Baby, I won't let you know. I won't be to all me. Hold it tight. And if you ever feel it, just put it back.

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I don't want to see if I cry it.

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I have the one in the depth, number one. I have a one in the depth, even though I don't exist. Nobody knows that I'm always gonna worry about it. Let's win out the real. I'm the bigger, I'm the corner, no one's very time. I'm the child and never Cause no one's wearing time. I know I need that and I'm a runner. I don't know why you felt even though I don't exist. Nobody knows me, but I'm always there. I'm a master of the victim, a license with a gun. I'm a sad old lady, I'm a man in the book. I'm a middle-aged businessman when I got a seat. I'm another teenage. I don't know why no doubt, and I'm a runner. I don't know why no doubt, even though I don't exist. Nobody knows me, but I'm always the master. I'm not having good world mother if we keep me that I hope. I felt my fucking value. I'm not watching everyone. I can't serve it, respect that's battering me, yeah. I'm another hungry baby, yeah. And I'm sitting there. I am a one more I am a one more, even though I don't exist. Nobody knows that I'm always sticking for my girl, that's a big one. Nobody said, even though I don't exist. Nobody knows me, but I'm always there.

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Hope you're enjoying the vibes here on the Reggae Al with me, Chris Watts. Coming up at 8 p.m. is Richard Leader's Americano show, American Pie. Hope you're doing well this evening.

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Hey Fatty Bonboom, the sweet sugar dumpling. Hey Fatty Bonboom Let me tell you something. No, not because you're so big and fat. Don't believe I'm afraid of that. Self-bless is no recommendation. I'm looking for creation. Hey fatty boom boom. The sweet sugar dumpling. Hey fatty boom boom. Let me tell you something. Don't make a look like mouse when I won dollar bread. I wouldn't stop trying till I drop down dead. Never let your big size fool you. The cooler day you'll be cool you look like a mouse but I wander a bread. I wouldn't stop trying till I drop down dead. Never let your big size fool you. The cooler day I'll be cool. Hey fatty boom boom with sweet sugar dumpling. Hey fatty boom boom. Let me tell you something. I say I'm not because you're so big and fat. Don't believe I'm afraid of that. Self-based is no recommendation. I'm working from creation. Hey fatty boomboom sweet sugar dumpling. Hey fatty bonbo let me tell you something.

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I can see gilling now the rain is gone. I can see all obstacles in my way.

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I can see all that stickers in my way.

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It's gonna be a bright Jimmy Clinton.

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It's gonna be a ride.

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He was mentioned at the BAFTAs, of course, sadly passed away now. That's nearly it from me. Coming up next is Richard Leader's American Pie.

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It's gonna be a ride.

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This next one's from Bunny Maloney. Baby, I've been missing you. Thanks a lot for listening to the show. I'll be back next Monday. The best in Scar, Two Tone, and at 7 p.m. the best in reggae music. It's the reggae hour.

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I sit by my window.

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Just long you come back home. My days are night, and my nights are gay.

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Everything I do, child, seem to turn out a wrong. When you were here, it could be so a dog. My heart was meant for many love. I'm a bad with a brand new heart. I've been missing you, baby. Baby love and missing. Baby love and missing. When I was gone, like a stranger in a big old ground. I feel so all alone. Oh baby. I love you so good. I could I ever do without your love and duck. I've been missing you, baby. I've been missing you, Dolly. It gave me so much time.

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My heart I was bad for many love. I'm a man with a brand new heart.

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Thanks for listening. I'll be back next week. Book the Rude Boy for your music festival, party, or special occasion. A hundred percent vinyl DJ with a fabulous light show, years of experience, and a hundred percent vinyl. To hire the Rood Boy, call 07979-253-436 or send an email, Chris Watson at bt.com.