Ashley Beedle interview podcast hosted by Lenny Fontana # 037 (Part 1)

TRUE HOUSE STORIES™ W/ ASHLEY BEEDLE # 037 - PART 1 The story starts with Ashley Beedle sharing his humble beginnings. He takes us down memory lane on how he visited his first Discotheque back in the 1970s. His first drum machine and listening to artist Gil Scott Heron as a teacher and his beginning of his DJ career in dance music with the Reggae influence. ✭ VIDEO TIMELINE ✭ 0:00 Welcome to True House Stories with Ashley Beedle 1:14 Introduction and lockdown with Covid 4:35 Discovering Music as a young Ashley Beedle 6:07 Father's Record Collection and the different styles of music 6:36 Reggae track on Blue Beat Records by Alton & Eddy called Murial 8:11 Mother and Father meet at the hospital 8:40 National Newspapers cover the wedding of his parents mix marriage 9:15  Racial Situation in USA 11:30 Different Ethnicity Areas in London 12:00 Barbados and the racial issues 15:10 Musical Training Skills 15:53 The Mattel Drum Machine and basic programming 17:44 Gil Scott Heron as your teacher 18:32 The Organ and The Rhythm Machine 19:25 The Band Called The Reflections playing cover versions of Buddy Holly 20:00  The show Opportunity Knocks 21:45 The First Disco Attended in 1978 22:45 Soundsystem was called Channel One 23:17 Hearing for the first time Crown Heights Affair and Mass Production 24:38 Main Djs of the day come to Harrow such as Chris Hill, Robbie Vincent, Greg Edwards 25:00 The First Mobile Setup 27:16 Rob Mello Original Member of the Black Science Orchestra 27:53 Leg Warmers, Carpenter Jeans, Rollers Skates, Suede Boots, Native American Jackets 29:28 Soul Boy and Reggae Soundsystem’s 👕OUR NEW MERCHANDISE SHOP: https://truehousestories.com/shop-merchandise/#!/