Greetings All Crew kid pecos thanks the Las Vegas Massive for hosting the 1st vinyl sell off. Now with pecossoundsystem being an all genre vinyl sound will being focusing on vinyl lots. Last set was a solid reggae vinyl and start of loose vinyl with lots or groups of tunes. With multi genre sound mixing it is better to work with groups of vinyl selections. Trying to list multi genre this mix fits. So with this groove & like with some past post @kidpecos with @tlsoundreggae will be adding new vinyl selections. This will be an all genre selection with a focus on older vinyl 1940’s to late 1960’s, some classical opera, Main grooves will be Dance Club DJ Sound Vinyl for Mixing Lots, with TL Sound Reggae Dancehall. For Kid Pecos it is best to send DJ, vinyl collector, reggae sound system, podcast vinyl in sets. Buying what you would like to bounce to in a large number makes the price lower. Shipping lower also. If interested in any vinyl tunes for your own sound let me know the set you need to throw down with @kidpecos can mix it up. Like with past post a bit Good God Love from back in the day. Thank for visiting pecos sound system contact http://www.pecossound.com for info on reggae dancehall vinyl , sound system vinyl , reggae soul , reggae dancehall sound system vinyl , vinyl lots at pecossoudsystem@reggaetrain.com kidpecos@att.net pecossound@islandmix.com May Jah Bless and keep you bouncing to all genre vinyl.

So was thinking reggae dancehall vinyl what made reggar music become great. Labels Artist that starting out with Island Freedom in 1962′ from England. The England Reggae scene followed close to early 1960′ sounds on vinyl press for Blues Dance Sound System a true Dound Sound System play multi 60’s groove. This for kid pecos seems like 1 of the best Rasta part of reggae for sound if an I could have been Blessed to pass through these grooves. For the U.S.A. it would seem to follow the early soul reggae scene in New York Area East Coast to Florida Big cities in Texas Dallas Houston a Boston  Hartford reggae scene Atlanta to larger Mid West cities Detroit Cleveland going into the 1970’s  Late 1950’s saw the music in Jamaica start to create their own island music with several island vibes being born. Kingston in the late 1950’s sound systems, music bands, singers started putting some new styles of island music from the musical band players started recording on to vinyl record labels. Early sound systems pressed some early tunes & would go on to be the major Ska Reggae Dub labels producers in the early island genre of music. Bob Marley And The Wailers was one of the early group of Western Kingston JA area people playing recording singing music came together to record on vinyl some of the early island music sound system hit tunes with the artist sound band becoming the main artist in the 1960’s Ska Rock Steady (Easy Rude Boy Style) of the late 60’s Reggae style. Sugar cane hard farm work mining jobs in the 1920’s to 1970’s island natives could go into the U.S.A. and do. This vinyl era & 78RPM music from workers out of the islands sent back to the islands the recorded music in those countries. England France island people they went to look for work in sending back vinyl to the islands and starting music scenes with artist labels players of music sound systems. Kid Pecos will put some reggae thoughts on this post. Reggae Music is the best knowledge of a with early 1970’s soul 1960’s jazz gospel country most genre of radio music. Some like with movie talking type comedy radio stations. Most of this genre will be put into sets. Kid Pecos did study classical opera music once in college. This with the early radio stations gave me an interest with most genre. Popular music Rock music this from early 70’s was being played on the radio.Like with the early 1960’s sound systems people sending music back to the islands this how pecos sound system would grow into an all genre vinyl sound. With main knowledge being reggae dance hall 1970’s soul gospel jazz.So @kidpecos been bouncing to all genre tune. Bob Marley And The Wailers tune played on a sound out of U.K. Could You Be Loved believe is the correct title. That song stayed in my mind after leaving a late night Stone Love Movement show in the late 1990’s. Do not know why it was a good vibe to hear. Thought of the Downtown Kingston Kingston seems to be a large spread out city. The Ending of Orange Street  to 1 side a few blocks are distance from the end of Orange St. is a few places the 198o’s sounds talk of for reggae Tevoli Gardens. These whole Kingston JA created the Bob Marley And The Wailers. Putting out “Trenchtown” to sing of life in and around this and other Downtown Kingston West Kingston places. @kidpecos placed a Stone Love Music label tune of Tony Curtis on @kidpecos now more of sets bouncing to for peace of sound mind so to say.Did not bounce to much reggae today. Carmen. Played some John Lenon out of a set of 1980’s a Marching Band  A German recorded album with The Chicago Orchestra from 1957′ some dance tunes Sweet Sensations Wolfgang Press. Went into the Original Pecos Sound reggae vinyl old albums. Kid Pecos did look at reggae 45 rpm tunes with wave that had Bob Marley And The Wailers. The 1st king for reggae. Bob Marley. Played King Yellowman Mister Yellowman on Greensleeves year: 1982′. That tune had @kidpecos back into youth days of starting out bouncing to Roots Rock Reggae In A Dancehall Style. King Yellowman talked of the Kingston life. The dancehall scene around reggae in Jamaica and the world. Hearing the Roots Radics what a sound system groove.  Played a few genre lots of classical opera for morning set stretch out set. 1 double classical album, a lady vocal opera, Al Hirt a Jazz older sound no dance tunes tried to get 1 on the turntable did look at 1 group of tunes that are on pecossoundsystem getting them in order for selection. Check some older post sets for a look at some. King Yellow favorite from kidpecos youth set the night off.Kid Pecos got in to 2 Unlimited dance tune with 1 more dance tune. Working on a few sets. Testing the sound for the mix. To see if sound matches tune to tune. No comedy today. 2 Easy Listening older vinyl. Some 1950’s 60’s vinyl. Pecos Sound playing roots selection with Michael Prophet album Love Is An Earthly Thing on CSA Records year: 1983′ one of the oldest in Pecos Sound System of Roots Rock Reggae. All the vibes from this early 80’s reggae scene. What kid pecos terms Early 80’s Reggae being 1980-1984 next mid early 80’s reggae 1984-1987 with 1984 being in both for style. Early 80’s all music was played per say by instruments Mid 80’s a growing digital sound movement for reggae dancehall was staring. with Prince Fari, Yellowman, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, The Wailers, Michael Prophet early 1980’s reggae artist playing in and around the Kingston area later the world. Now the sound is tuneing up in New Mexico @kidpecos played a comedy Ha! Ha! believe the name was. @tlsoundreggae wanted to play a roots old item closing time for tunes hit. At day break being when pecossoundsystem will ne back on. Still into classical. Played 1 tune remember the label Vox a 1950’s Classical Music label. Can not remember the flow of the sound it had solid drifts. Dick Turner Quartet a very rare press release. A Jazz Piano Ball Room New Year’s Eve type of music, Solid rare release label. An older believe Atson Weeks Orchestra type older 1950’s type of Ball Dancing Music. Did listen to a Sweet Sensation dance tune it was early in the Juggling 1 dance tune from the last set M.T. aka Bayaka Spherical on Life Line Records year: 1998′. These tunes a part of the vinyl sell off.Here in New Mexico working on a vinyl sell off event. Played a solid set of tunes. Still into Classical. The classical tune that slipped my mind was a piano concert so to say. Listened to a piano concert selection today. A comedy a rare act on vinyl. Bing after the 78 RPM days of recording like some on pecossoundsystem a rerecording of some late 1920’s to mid 1930’s movie recordings mixed to an album maybe 1950’s. No dance tunes today. @kidpecos played a solid wave in Las Vegas. Next few days will trip on some new selections are older selections from the sound. @tlsoundreggae did come down with the selection from when it was closing time. A hard hitting Roots Rock Reggae album mixed from early 1970’s hit reggae tunes on Mango label. Released in 1975′. The vibe had kid pecos think of the main 1980’s reggae artist and labels like Mango. The labels helped the 1970’s & 80’s artist to spread the reggae all around the world. 1990’s on labels in a mostly digital dancehall vibe spread the music in this way. Next will be working on a movie sound tract set. @kidpecos played a solid mix set for the crew today until closing down the sound system. Still into the Classical sound. Have to be mentally relaxed for Classical, Opera, have to listen carefully to words in the Comedy Acts on vinyl. Grooved to them a dance tune or 2 working 1 set for mix this set is on pecossoundsystem will update a few set with some photos soon. @pecossound dance tune Nivea side A: Don’t Mess With My Man featuring Brian and Brandon Casey side B: Problems label: Jive year: 2001′ 2002′ http://www.stores.ebay.com/hud-1speth has this ib 1 of the sets of vinyl http://www.niveamusic.com @tlsoundreggae played some Roots Rock Reggae selections bringing the crowd of people back to the Foundation with reggae vinyl album juggling Gregory Isaacs I.O.U. on RAS Records 1989′ a U.S. reggae label Roots Vibe & Jah Thomas Stop Your Loafin on Greensleeves a U.K. reggae label year: 1978′ these 2 Major Cities Countries Reggae Labels with Artist Music spread a lot of the reggae vibe on vinyl in the late 1970′ 80’s in the reggae prime sounding music days. @kidpecos played a solid groove checking sound back on a mix. A group of 45 RPM dance sound. Kind of time playing all 45 RPM playing only 1 speed for dance a good vibe. For @tlsoundreggae it was like playing a classic 45′ Disco Version juggling. Reggae released some dub after vocal singles. Late 70’s early 80’s saw Version To Version juggling. DJ’s at the height of this 70’s and 80’s chanted over the Version or Chanting On The Version as it was termed. Still into Classical. No Comedy today for the set. Pecos Sound spread some all genre reggae vibes on 7″ being 45″ matched the dance 45″ sound. Kid Pecos has been grooving to some solid grooves. Still into classical, comedy, Dance Club DJ Tunes, no older Roots Rook Reggae Classic sounds @tlsoundreggae only draws from them for the old time reggae vibes. Jammed a few reggae 7″ all genre from tlsoundreggaedancehall started the final touches on a sound check of reggae 7″. Still mostly with the 45 RPM Dance sets.kidpecos plated so 7″ pecos sound tunes today. 1 dance tune at 45 RPM after tripping on the sound of 12″ 45 RPM now working on a mix for the next set. Into the 1980’s reggae DJ’s, reggae sound systems in the 1980’s. The type of sounds these mid 80’s artist sounds had, some are still playing their sounds they put out.Now @tlsoundreggae played a set of tunes while working on a few for the vinyl sell off checking for sound. No classical for a tick. Have a series working on to list and replay. Music For Wind Instruments The Sinequan Collector’s Series a Ludwig Thuille & Richard Strauss selection @kidpecos will play 7 of this replay sound. Some dance tunes under a post 1 112 Dance With Me 2 G.T. I Need You 3 N-Joi Anthem 4 Fat Joe We Thuggin’ 5 Jungle Brothers  6 Judy Watley Don’t You Want Me. Under deep Pecos Sound playing of reggae 45 RPM 7″. This juggling is at the true heart of reggae sound system. You have the artist, labels putting out the hit #1 Tunes. Reggae albums are hard hitting Roots Rock Reggae golden OLDIES’ with hit songs creating a vibe for that label & artist.http://www.kidpecos.com/@kidpecos will get ready for the the dance in Downtown at Adobe on South Chappell lots of good vibes a pact dance with lots of tunes food.  www.twitter.com/@tlsoundreggae ll closed out the Adobe set on South Chappell with some Ska to Early Reggae 1967′ 1968′ tunes. Sound Systems started pressing artist for songs onto private recordings for their sounds in the 1960’s. Labels for the early hit tunes that grew into latter Ska & Reggae. Trojan was at the start of the labels. Treasure Isle put out some big tunes. This early music labels in Kingston Area like Orange Street Bond Street was an early music shuffling of sound hub for artist, labels, dances, dancehall, sound systems, gathering of people from all over the Island & World. Pecos Sound System brought down the place with some dance tunes. Ending out the groove with a little Jimmy Smith Tail Gunner Crusadars Jazz sounds. Like Jamaica Sound Systems starting with early 1880’s to 1950’s American style music kidpecos started out with early vinyl Jazz, Soul these with Gospel on vinyl like with Comedy, Movies, they played this on the radio say 1968 to 1980 on the early years of hearing music. Acting in plays 3rd to 8th grade was like being on a vinyl movie selection being in Anesia The Spider, The Ginger Bread Man, can not remember the 8th grade play all laughed a lot for that play. Did play the Trumpet, Cello in school bands up to 8th grade. Sort of giving me that ear for Classical, Opera sounds. Country music was on the radio in 1970’s with pop hit all genre tunes also. All these type of vinyl to radio, home vinyl stayed with me. Kid Pecos closed out Adobe set on South Chappell to some happy party fans. A whole lot of places to play a sound in New Mexico. After a live set kid pecos relaxed played a few reggae vinyl tunes dance tunes for the next live groove sound check. This post is covering Early Ska to Reggae, artist, labels with the creation from people of Pecos Sound System. If you would like to donate to pecossoundsystem you can contact kidpecos@att.net for the address, the way that you would like to donate to Pecos Sound. All donations are with with love and may JAH Bless and keep you in solid spirits. A few classic style from that label, artist vibe @tlsoundreggae has been putting the vibe of how the Ska to Reggae, Sound System to Reggae Soul evolved. 1 more earlyreggae label in that early Reggae Soul sound was Beverley’s

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 Kid Pecos of Pecos Sound System will places some Reggae Dance Hall on a set 

Kid Pecos played a reggae dance hall set with http://www.twitter.com/@tlsoundreggae going into tunes not played for sound check. Out of that Orange Street, Bond Street, Downtown Kingston Early Reggae To Ska Sound you had some Instrumental bands performers that from their starts in 1960’s early 70’s went on to create some of more known Ska & Reggae musical sounds. From the instrumental band came Dub Music. The Instrumental Band Sound of 1960’s last into the 1970’s and most of the 1980’s at it’s musical peak. The Instrumental band sound was important for local musical scenes. With sound systems there was the live reggae band sound. For http://www.twitter.com/@kidpecos not on an advanced musical way did knot see the 70’s reggae scene with 1960’s. 1970’s can say for the local Instrumental live music kid pecos started to play music for different types of events, live crowds on the Dub, Instrumental way.

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A new vibe Kutchie Love The Sound From Up Above kutchielove Kutchie Love Pluto Ram Goat Liver Reggae Soul Vinyl on Steady Records

 Kid Pecos of Pecos Sound System will place a Reggae Dance Hall Vinyl Set   Starting up a new set with old time Idren Kutchie Love. Coming out of the Rasta Roots Vibe of the Reggae when the Kutchie was the Love of Life to the I’s. Kutchie Love a vinyl juggling sound. Based on the kutchie way of life while making it day to day with vinyl tunes play bouncing for the world wide crew.

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Kid Pecos played a few reggae tunes. At the Night Spot for a few folks. A nice dance vibe. Main focus now is trying to get the vinyl sell off sets  ready for those sounds collectors looking for a certain genre of vinyl. Back to Adobe at South Chappell for 1 or rounds before stating A Gallop Area Sound System Vinyl Groove.

 www.twitter.com/@tlsoundreggae played a few tunes, While studying, working to a vinyl reggae 7″ best sound, playing old and new http://www.twitter.com/@pecossound selection.  A few Reggae Genre Grooves cone along 1 is termed OLDIES’ a wave of mostly older or grooved scratched type off surface try a few ways to get to best sound so when a person plays, hears it being vinyl may have more than some selections noise, pops, junps it is ready at the end for a live DJ-Club Vinyl show. At times kidpecos likes to play DJ selections with radio shows, old tapes, DJ’s at the Club, for ways they a play a sound. Some like old Movie genre sound Older Vinyl Genre you may not find it being played. Being in the vinyl format it has what you can call “The Feel Of The Time” playing a selection from the year it was pressed. When Kid Pecos thinks of it, an item made in the 1950’s to 1980’s. some made 1900’s to 1950’s being 78 RPM can play in the same basic way 40 plus years later is a peaceful vibe of vinyl to be in.

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 Kid Pecos of Pecos Sound System is ready for the Adobe Set. Have a wave of tunes for the groove. Hopefully the place will be pact  Played a few tunes for Adobe Round into Pecos Sound mostly reggae. Working on a few items for the next set. Kutchie Love kutchielove, Picos Sound, picossound, Reggae Picos, Picos Reggae, Picos Sound System, picossoundsystem, Disco Y Libros discoylibros, Al-Zandjeli Tribe with vinyl tunes and the times they are from.

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 www.twitter.com/kidpecos thanks the Adobe Crew for showing up to Pecos Sound playing of a TL Sound Reggae Dancehall vinyl sound. Thanks Adobe for hosting Pecos Sound System.