Tuesdays @ 9PM
With Dr. Rocksteady
Just as the blues gave rise to soul and country helped shape rock and roll, rocksteady laid the foundation for reggae. With its sweet melodies, distinctive rhythms, and irresistible grooves, rocksteady is a musical treasure shaped by talented musicians, singers, and producers whose contributions deserve to be heard and celebrated.
Love the music of Phyllis Dillon, Alton Ellis, or Eric Donaldson? Tune in for a journey through rocksteady originals and unexpected covers of songs by The Temptations, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and more. Get ready to sway, swoon, and shake your hips to the sounds that helped shape reggae.
About The Host: Dr. Rocksteady is a Bronx guy who has worked for five decades on behalf of social justice, peace and health, in New York City, across America and globally. He has received numerous awards from New York State, New York City, The Bronx, and the U.N. In his last job he led the campaign to end the Major League Baseball lockout and help small businesses recover from the pandemic. Dr. RockSteady earned his moniker after listening to rocksteady music while vacationing in the Catskills. He is also a grandfather, avid exerciser, and rabid Jets and Yankees fan. His memoir, An American Gadfly is being shown to agents and publishers in 2026.
Music producer, sound designer, and filmmaker Mark Partridge curates a weekly hour of electronic music in its many forms. He produces his tonally fascinating and expansive atmospheric show from his big red barn in The Catskills.
Music producer, sound designer, and filmmaker Mark Partridge curates a weekly hour of electronic music in its many forms. He produces his tonally fascinating and expansive atmospheric show from his big red barn in The Catskills.