Ken Boothe with COOL WISE MAN
DJ： Pirate's Choice (Drum&Bass Records) / COJIE (Mighty Crown)

Ken Boothe

Do you know the genre of rock Stedy? In 1967, Jamaica was very hot, and music was born by slowing down the rhythm from the opinion that it could not be done with Suka's uptempo rhythm, which had been the mainstream until then, is rockstedy. The music that became the base of Rava's Rock in the later years cool and romantic against hot sca, and the wonderful baseline that became the basis of dance halls were born in this era. This is Sogod Farther Ken Booth, where another Mr. Rock Stedi, along with Alton Ellis during the wonderful Jamaica music era.
The booth shooting with a passionate soul to the smooth and silky Alton was called Wilson Pikett in Jamaica.
　A duo with his ally, Stranger, at the beginning of his career, "Artibela" and "World Fear" were hit under Cockson in 1965. In 1966, he made his solo debut and performed "You're No Good" and "Train Is Coming". In response to the invitation of Treger Isle, who was very popular at the time, he was a hard singer who flew many hits such as "Come Running Back", "Moving Away" and "Only Another Girl" in Stanwan, but later moved to Lesley Kong's Vivalries, "Freedom Street" [Pra's Gonna Take A Miracle Everything] Not only from The Old Way hit "The Old Way hit, but also from the Recorder.
To this day, many of the unwavering hit songs have been entered the Leggae Hall of Fame and have been sung by many singers.

Cool Wise Man/COOL WISE MAN
He served as a tour band for Jamaica legendary trombonicists Rico Rodrigues and Shimarip (Roy Ellis), and competed with Eddie Tantan Soton at Australia's largest event BIG DAY OUT. Authentic Suka Band has been in Tokyo for more than 20 years, releasing 45 and 6 original albums and the best albums in collaboration with Old School DJs in Trench Town, who have been called King Stit and Delinger.