1. "Cold," Hydro Keke
2. "Struggle," Lady Lee
3. "Hey Sexy Lady," Jah Bless
4. "What Do I Owe," Ajahni
5. "Rough Life," Lady Lee

Lady Lee writes:

Boston boasts a strong reggae community and has a lot of seasoned artists with a variety of vocal styles. Every Sunday, from 7-9pm, their music can be heard on The Lion's Den radio show at Vibe 105.

1. Termanology, "How We Rock" [Youtube link]

2. Prospect Hill, "Break Down" [Youtube link]

3. Graveyard BBQ, "BBQ Nation" [Youtube link]

4. Keep Me Conscious, "Thicker Than Blood" [Youtube link]

5. DJ Slim, "Utilize Your Boston Freedom Rally High" [Youtube link]

BONUS TRACKS

"Top 5 Songs For A Jealous Man To Play On His Stereo Cassette Player While Driving To A Hotel To Murder His Wife And Then Her Secret Lover And Then Maybe Himself, Too, While He's At It"

^{Beat Circus (photo by Liz Linder)}

2. Joe Tex, "I Gotcha" [Last.fm]

The origin of the word "reality" is late 15th-cent.: via French from medieval Latin realitas, from late Latin realis, "relating to things."

1.) The world or the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them and/or a thing that exists in fact, having previously only existed in one's mind.

^{Deano Sounds and Jay, of "Soul Shake"}

1. Honey & The Bees, "Love Addict"

2. Etta James, "Seven Day Fool"

3. Eddie Bo, "Hook and Sling"

4. Mosquitoes, "The Fly" (aka Manny Corchado, "Pow-Wow")

5. The Fascinations, "Girls Are Out to Get You"

Deano Sounds and Jay spin deep funk, Northern Soul, and soul classics at "Soul Shake" (sponsored by To the Disco) every Saturday at Highland Kitchen

^{Photo by Katherine Schulmann}

1. "Baby It's You," The Beatles
2. "Blue Angel," Roy Orbison
3. "Kiss The Girl" (from The Little Mermaid), composed by Alan Menken with lyrics by Howard Ashman
4. "Let's Live For Today," The Grass Roots
5. "Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy)," Al Green

Bell & The Bees play the Mass Art Squash Courts on Saturday, April 25.

1. Motherboar, "Grillin' and Killin' "
Yeah, I fucking came to party!

2. Slayer, "Angel of Death"
Specifically the line, "The way that I want you to DIE!"

3. Sam Black Church, "New God Science"
I dare you to show me a better-crafted metal/hardcore tune. It's all there: the sick intro, the super-stompy verse riff, the sing-along-and-simultaneously-point-your-finger chorus, the ripping good metal breakdown in the bridge.

1. "Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers," ZZ Top
2. "Drink, Fight, Fuck," GG Allin
3. "Drinkin' About My Baby," The Damned
4. "Let's Get Fucked Up," The Cramps
5. "Whiskey Drinkin' Woman," Coffin Lids

The Coffin Lids play the "St. Patrick's Day Blowout" at Church on Tuesday, March 17.

1. Sylvie Vartan, “C'était Trop Beau” (Caesar & Cleopatra, a/k/a Sonny & Cher, “Baby Don't Go”)

2. Danielle Denin, “Quand Tu M'embrasses” (The Beatles, “I'm Looking Through You”)

3. Praline, “C'est Comme Je Vous L'Dis” (The Breakaways, “That's How It Goes” )

4. Katty Line, “Je N'y Comprends Rien” (Ann-Margret, “I Just Don't Understand”)

1. “LET IT WHIP,” DAZZ BAND [SUPER SOUL TRAIN ANTHEM]
2. “LOVE WHIP,” REVEREND HORTON HEAT [S&M, TEXAS-STYLE]
3. “THE WHIP,” THE ETHIOPIANS [SWEET MELODIES FROM JAMAICA]
4. “WHIP IT,” DEVO [DEVOLUTION LOVE]
5. “WHEN THE WHIP COMES DOWN,” THE ROLLING STONES [TAKE-IT-OR-LEAVE-IT RELATIONSHIP ADVICE]