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Will Downing  - The Wind Down

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

Harold T- Soul Meister

Glen T owns Ramjam Radio along with Laurie Fraser & Kaybenji who has been a long time fan. Glen has been involved in radio all of his working life. The time before the Internet Glen built and engineered many radio stations including Choice FM, FLR 107.3, WNK 103.3 & Starpoint FM. The love of music made radio a natural choice for Glen to continue working in the music industry. Despite still owning and operating LOVE TKO SOUND SYSTEM the gaps are filled with radio presenting. Sunday T is one of the main shows he presents on Sunday`s @ 3pm UK time playing a mix of old & new soul music. No 2 shows are the same and Glen will play slow jams and dance music in the same show.

Urban Soundz

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

The Party Party starts here!

Music is Everything

Glen T owns Ramjam Radio along with Laurie Fraser & Kaybenji who has been a long time fan. Glen has been involved in radio all of his working life. The time before the Internet Glen built and engineered many radio stations including Choice FM, FLR 107.3, WNK 103.3 & Starpoint FM. The love of music made radio a natural choice for Glen to continue working in the music industry. Despite still owning and operating LOVE TKO SOUND SYSTEM the gaps are filled with radio presenting. Sunday T is one of the main shows he presents on Sunday`s @ 3pm UK time playing a mix of old & new soul music. No 2 shows are the same and Glen will play slow jams and dance music in the same show.

Urban Soundz

Music is Everything

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Glen T owns Ramjam Radio along with Laurie Fraser & Kaybenji who has been a long time fan. Glen has been involved in radio all of his working life. The time before the Internet Glen built and engineered many radio stations including Choice FM, FLR 107.3, WNK 103.3 & Starpoint FM. The love of music made radio a natural choice for Glen to continue working in the music industry. Despite still owning and operating LOVE TKO SOUND SYSTEM the gaps are filled with radio presenting. Sunday T is one of the main shows he presents on Sunday`s @ 3pm UK time playing a mix of old & new soul music. No 2 shows are the same and Glen will play slow jams and dance music in the same show.

Urban Soundz

Music is Everything

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

In The Mix

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Harold T- Soul Meister

Terry Mac Much Loved Top Presenter

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Music is Everything

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Nanker joined us just before Covid 19 took hold here in the UK. Bad timing because we have only 1 show from him to date. Thankfully he is fine but his [...]

Terry Mac Much Loved Top Presenter

Glen T owns Ramjam Radio along with Laurie Fraser & Kaybenji who has been a long time fan. Glen has been involved in radio all of his working life. The time before the Internet Glen built and engineered many radio stations including Choice FM, FLR 107.3, WNK 103.3 & Starpoint FM. The love of music made radio a natural choice for Glen to continue working in the music industry. Despite still owning and operating LOVE TKO SOUND SYSTEM the gaps are filled with radio presenting. Sunday T is one of the main shows he presents on Sunday`s @ 3pm UK time playing a mix of old & new soul music. No 2 shows are the same and Glen will play slow jams and dance music in the same show.

Rare Grooves 2 Step Soul Music[...]

Terry Mac Much Loved Top Presenter

Music is Everything

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Rare Grooves 2 Step Soul Music[...]

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

Music is Everything

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Terry Mac Much Loved Top Presenter

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Music is Everything

Will Downing  - The Wind Down

Rare Grooves 2 Step Soul Music[...]

Music is Everything

Glen T owns Ramjam Radio along with Laurie Fraser & Kaybenji who has been a long time fan. Glen has been involved in radio all of his working life. The time before the Internet Glen built and engineered many radio stations including Choice FM, FLR 107.3, WNK 103.3 & Starpoint FM. The love of music made radio a natural choice for Glen to continue working in the music industry. Despite still owning and operating LOVE TKO SOUND SYSTEM the gaps are filled with radio presenting. Sunday T is one of the main shows he presents on Sunday`s @ 3pm UK time playing a mix of old & new soul music. No 2 shows are the same and Glen will play slow jams and dance music in the same show.

Rare Grooves 2 Step Soul Music[...]

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love

Music Never Forgotten

Imported show played many times a week on Ramjam Radio

Across the Board Music Show

It started by accident in 1974. I was in the right place at the right time. The place was Dover, Kent, England.  I was in H M Forces. Our resident DJ was being asked for some new reggae and soul tunes. Of course he didn’t have any. My mate said I had some new music, and volunteered me to bring some and spin a few. The night went well.  My friends started to go to other clubs and this lead to us getting what they called the “quiet night” for a little reggae to be played. I played in clubs throughout Folkestone, England.   I was posted to Hong Kong in 1978. This was great fun. A group of us got together and had house parties. I went on to play in a club called “The China Fleet Club”, spinning a wide range of music but always ending up playing reggae & soul. Glen T played a big part by sending me music. Sometimes I ordered from shops in England. On my return to the UK, I played in a few places Hounslow, London.   On leaving HM forces I joined Glen T and we have played music all over the UK, (Glen can tell you more about this).  The sound system was called the “Mighty Challenger”. We discovered that another sound started to use the same name, so we changed ours to “LOVE TKO” (Yes you’re right a Teddy Pendergrass tune) In 1992 I moved from London to Reading, approximately forty miles from London, I didn’t start playing music straight away, but once you have the bug you just can’t leave it alone. I started a sound system called Family Connection Road Show, which has grown in popularity over the last ten years with a reputation of playing all types of music. We regularly play for all the local Caribbean Associations and taken part in Reading Community Carnival for a number of years.   Then after a number of years I moved away to Wellingborough where I am right now doing my show on Ramjam radio from my house. I currently play out at dances with other sound or I still join up with my old sounds because I didn’t leave with any bad blood. I was a presenter for a number of radio stations who applied for a high profile local radio license. Sadly the winning station didn’t play reggae or soca. When Glen called me, I was only too glad to have a show on the station.   I love playing black music (old & new). This is reflected in Mix & Blend every Saturday from 12pm to 3.00pm GMT. Why join me or you can send me an email master.k@ramjamradio.com     One Love