John Masouri

This was the last issue of RM I was involved with, because they folded soon afterwards. There was no better way to bow out than with a...

I'd never heard of Catapilla but welcomed the opportunity to interview two stalwarts of the reggae world, Errol Dunkley and B B Seaton.

Beenie Man had just released his Many Moods Of Moses album - a masterpiece for sure - when we did this interview. There have been quite a...

His name isn't mentioned on the cover but there's no mistaking Beres Hammond, who fully deserves his title of Mr. Soul Of Jamaica....

I loved how Japanese fans took an interest in UK reggae, and was delighted when RM decided to devote their front cover to Phillip Leo....

I have fond, even hair-raising memories of times spent with Cutty Ranks in Jamaica involving car chases, songs about teddy bears and a...

I was delighted to be included in this UK Special alongside Fashion, Saxon, Stingray and the others, but then Echoes has always been a...

I first met Bounty Killer at King Jammy's studio in Waterhouse when he was recording his debut album Down In The Ghetto. Three years...

Louchie Lou & Michie One were riding high with hits like Rich Girl, Shout, Get Down On It and Free when RM commissioned this feature. It...

I was convinced that interviewing Super Cat wouldn't be easy and that his involvement with Nitty Gritty's death would be "the elephant in...