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HOT 97 (WQHT)

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New York commercial radio station (WQHT) whose Sunday-night reggae/dancehall show, hosted by Bobby Konders since 1999 and later joined by co-host Jabba, was for years the only Jamaican-music program on mainstream US commercial radio in the tri-state area.

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Jamaica Star; The Reggae Museum; Jamaica Gleaner.

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Bobby Konders & Jabba: Pioneers of Caribbean Radio and Sound System Culture in America

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The Reggae Museum.

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Story · Well supportedDancehall's New York engine

A Jamaica, Queens record shop, a Sunday-night radio slot and a Queens concert hall built dancehall's American home base.

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