Reggae Journalist/Author John Masouri tells his story growning up in Nottingham, becoming an Artist, meeting Mikey Dread and writing for Black Echoes. www.johnmasour...
Thank you for sharing your personal history and your reggae journey and for the history and evolution of reggae in the UK. Fascinating. I learned so much 🇯🇲👊🏼💯
It feels kind of strange (in a good way) to put a face to the man who wrote for Black Echoes that I used to buy back in the days. From his last name it was in my head for over 30 years that he was a black man lol. He is so down to earth and chilled, nice man.
WHAT A LOVELY INTERVIEW & MAN. Thank You
Thank you for sharing your personal history and your reggae journey and for the history and evolution of reggae in the UK. Fascinating. I learned so much 🇯🇲👊🏼💯
It feels kind of strange (in a good way) to put a face to the man who wrote for Black Echoes that I used to buy back in the days. From his last name it was in my head for over 30 years that he was a black man lol. He is so down to earth and chilled, nice man.
Excellent interview - a great writer and a good friend to myself and reggae music.
Hiya Ray. Nice to see you here. Best j j
Thank you JJ. In order to make sense of reggae music, you have to check the people who care about it!