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Remember those LKJ tracks - "Reggae fi Rodney", "Reggae Fi Peach" ... Apparently, Peach was a New Zealand teacher who was murdered in England. Does anyone have information about the events the preceded the murder?

Gopher Kay

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Topic: LKJ Info (3 of 6), Read 12 times
Conf: 1. October: ClappersHead Roots Reggae
From: GopherKay (khewanl@zappa.ultrakohl.com)
Date: Saturday, October 03, 1998 05:58 AM

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found this in DEJA NEWS search - iSSa

Blair Peach

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Author: Derek McMillan
Email:
mcmillan@nospam.net
Date: 1998/08/30
Forums: alt.politics.youth

Blair Peach

April 23rd 1999 will mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of East London NUT member Blair Peach. Blair was killed whilst attending an anti-National Front demonstration. He died as a result of injuries suffered from a blow by a police truncheon. Despite calls by many, including the NUT, for an inquiry into his death, none took place and no one was ever charged with his murder.

A committee has been set up to organise some initiatives to mark the anniversary and celebrate anti-racism. Activities planned include:

  • an anti-racist education conference
  • poetry and drama competitions in
  • schools (to be organised on a local basis)
  • a Blair Peach day in schools
  • a national anti-racist demonstration in Southall on April 24th 1999.

The anniversary committee is well supported. The first meeting was attended by Neville Lawrence, whose courage and dignity during the inquiry into the murder of his son are an inspiration.

Local NUT branches can affiliate to the committee. More details from
86 Bow Road,
London E3 4DL

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Greetings I seem to remember a little at the time it went down. it was Blair Peach who was brutally killed by the SPG the special patrol during a protest of some sort in England ....

Yea Man Reggae Fi Peach is one awesome LKJ track

iSSa

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Thank you all for the information regarding Blair Peach.

A similar reggae track is Reggae fi Rodney. Walter Rodney was a Guyanese lecturer at the University of the West Indies. In the sixties, after he was declared persona non grata in Jamaica, he was not allowed to return. His wife and child were still in Jamaica at the time. He eventually returned to Guyana where he was assassinated. I don't understand the reason for the assassination. So he had what some would call left wing politics so ...

I still have not found More Time in record stores in Atlanta. Hot Wax on Edgewood Avenue is my next search.

Time for the Linoness' photo of LKJ (:-D

Gopher Kay

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Topic: LKJ Info (4 of 6), Read 13 times
Conf: 1. October: ClappersHead Roots Reggae
From: piertosi
Date: Saturday, October 03, 1998 06:08 AM

 My memory was not so good: i just remembered it was a fascist crime- about LKJ: I just bought yesterday a copy of 'More time'-it's curious cause the release is about June, but this is the first time I see the CD on my record shop-probably there are some worldwide distribution problem (the CD is distributed by WEA) and i think this is a shame, speaking about an LKJ record.

PIER TOSI (Mr.I-taly)
'We're gonna have a SOUL SHAKEDOWN PARTY tonight...'
check Vibes On Line I-talian serious reggae website
http://www.geocities.com/sunsetstrip/7326

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Topic: LKJ Info (5 of 6), Read 17 times
Conf: 1. October: ClappersHead Roots Reggae
From: GopherKay
Date: Saturday, October 03, 1998 06:17 AM

Lister wants to put a proposal to LKJ to distribute his records in the US.

Gopher Kay

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Topic: LKJ Info (6 of 6), Read 6 times
Conf: 1. October: ClappersHead Roots Reggae
From: Issa
Date: Sunday, October 11, 1998 04:16 AM

In addition New Zealand reggae band of the 80s DREAD BEAT & BLOOD have a song Blair Peach on the album Tribute to a Friend. distributed by Jayrem records NZ. The home grown sounds which i grew up around.

Issa

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Topic: LKJ Returns (1 of 5), Read 24 times
Conf: Reggae News
From: Anonymous
Date: Sunday, May 03, 1998 07:47 PM
LKJ Returns

It has been seven years since his last album and twenty

years since the release of his first album Dread Beat and Blood (Virgin Label; 1978). Now, that same crisp, acid criticism of Brit social life and the new world order is back in the album More Time. More Time has a scheduled release date of June 29. Here is a list of the tracks.

  1. More Time
  2. Employment patterns need to change
  3. Reggae Fi Bernard
  4. An elegy for a young nephew killed by a train
  5. Hurricane Blues
  6. About love today, gone tomorrow
  7. Licence to Kill
  8. Short lifespan in police custody
  9. Seasons of the Heart
  10. Love cycles
  11. Reggae Fi May Ayim
  12. The tragic loss of a poet
  13. If I was a Top Notch Poet
  14. Comic satire on dub poetry
  15. New World Hawdah
  16. Atrocities and ethnic cleansing
  17. Poems of Shape and Motion
  18. LKJ reads Martin Carter's poetry

Yes! (237 KB; WAV)

Gopher Kay
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