Reggae Interviews talks with Lone Ranger
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Reggae Interviews talks with Lone Ranger
In this conversation, Lone Ranger shares how his career began and recalls recording at the legendary Studio One under the guidance of the great Coxsone Dodd, one of reggae’s most influential producers. He tells the story behind how he came to record the classic Barnabas Collins, a record that helped establish him as one of the leading voices of the emerging dancehall and rub-a-dub movement.
Lone Ranger also reflects on working with legendary producer Winston Riley, discussing timeless recordings including Rosemarie and other memorable releases that cemented his place in reggae history.
The interview explores his close friendships and musical connections with reggae pioneers including Carlton Livingston, Welton Irie, and the late Sammy Dread, offering rare insights into the camaraderie and creativity that defined one of Jamaican music’s greatest eras.
A major focus of the conversation is Jamaica’s legendary sound system culture. Lone Ranger explains how performing on sound systems became his training ground, sharpening his lyrical ability, confidence, and stagecraft long before entering the recording studio. Those same skills continue to serve him today as he performs around the world with the internationally acclaimed Soul Stereo Sound, proving that his passion for reggae music remains as strong as ever.
Whether you’re a lifelong reggae fan or discovering Lone Ranger’s music for the first time, this interview offers a rare opportunity to hear first-hand stories from one of the artists who helped shape the foundations of modern dancehall.
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