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Craig here folks, would love to find out more about the sound systems which tore it up aroud Peckham in the 60's, 70's and 80's. Wondering, has anybody got info on the Sound systems below? Look forwrd to hearing from you.


Jah Shaka the Spiritual Dub Warrior (Lewisham)

Tiffany?s Hi-Fi with the Velvet Touch (Lewisham)

T-W-J (Lewisham)

Moziah (Lewisham)

The Mighty Enforcers (Lewisham lovers rock)

Jah Man (Lewisham / Peckham)

Admiral Ken of Peckham (Bouncing Bell host)

Papa Viking Sound (Peckham)

His Imperial Gorgon Hi-Fi (Peckham)

The Mighty Sounds of Black Scorpion (Peckham/Dulwich)

Jah Revelation the Placid Rocker (Dulwich)

The Mighty Revolutionaries - South-East A1 Sound (Deptford)

Jah Ceaser (Deptford)

Rootsman Hi-Fi (Deptford)

In the 70s 80s my pals and I were aware of Jah Shaka playing at Blues parties around Peckham but we were too scared to go. I wish we had.


I was at a party in Forest Hill in 79 and some chaps arrived in a lorry with Jah Shaka's sound system. The speakers were taller than a wardrobe, they put them up in the hallway and nearly blew the house down.

this is great folks, keep 'em coming. Really keen to hear as many stories as possible as I want to get this stuff up on Peckham Soul blog I'm starting. This is important social history! If anybody wants to email me directly on [email protected], I'd love to hear from you.

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