Jimmy, our next guest in the Devil's Lair, is the heart of Roots Reggae in Madison.
The band has toured America and abroad and have released more than five albums, won
tons of Momma Awards, and by the way, Jimmy, they tribute Bob Marley on the late-art
Earth's birthday each year.
And since their inception in 1996, Natty Nation has been jamming it in the Mad City.
Right now, live in the Devil's Lair on Maxine Gradyo, Natty Nation.
Hey guys, thanks for braving the frozen tundra like temperatures and entering the
Devil's Lair.
Boogie, you are the founder of Natty Nation and like many bands who have been around for
more than 20 years have evolved for our listeners who aren't familiar with Natty Nation.
Give us a little Natty Nation history and tell us about the current lineup.
Yes, started in 1995, but myself, Kappa T, with Steve Cato, we got a Ross Kicki, Peter
Johnston, and a brother named Fuzzy, and also the man J. Max, R.I.P. and the current lineup
is we got from 2002, the brother Aaron Conkel on keys.
We got Paulie who we brought in in 97, Paulie Willis, who is a pretty much a brother of mine.
You know, we grew up together in Racine and we got the brother Mr. Zarr on guitar these
days.
We've been rockin' with us a good four years, four years man, I can hear you, wow.
Introduce yourself.
Introduce yourself.
I'm Nick Zarr.
Boogie.
Hey Nick.
Just like that.
Yeah, so you know, that's a brief little history, it's not just a history, but brief little
introduction.
Well, let's get on to some live music.
The first song you're gonna play for us tonight is from your very first album The Journey
has just begun, which was released in 1996.
Give us a little insight into you can get there, and what does it mean to you all these
years later?
It's a song of positivity, and it was, you know, we came out of another band, I'm not
gonna mention that band's name, you know.
But we came out of another band, myself, Steve Cato, Peter, and that was kind of one
of the first songs, other than our rise, of course, but it was one of the first songs
that we were playing together as Nadi.
So you can get there, it was kind of saying, you know, we're gonna get there to the next
level, you know, and get Nadi going, you know.
So it still means a lot to me to this day, you know, because of that, you know, and there's
collaboration between myself and Steve Cato.
So, Nadi Nation, live in the Devil's Lair, let's hear it.
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Where is no way yet? Where are the giants to guide in every day?
You can't get there from here.
You can't get there from here.
But I don't know, but I don't know.
You can't get there from here.
You can't get there from here.
You can't get there from here.
But I don't know now.
Yeah, natty nation live on double radio, 92.7 FM.
That's awesome from here.
Come on, Jimmy, natty nation.
Hey, you guys, natty nation, you're going to be streaming live a show from Cafe Coda.
What's that?
Oh, you guys waiting on you.
Can you hear me out there?
For those that don't know, we got the devil's layers here out in our lobby.
We have the band and me and Jimmy are here in the in the mother ship broadcasting.
So this in natty nation will be live streaming a show from the Cafe Coda on fat Tuesday, February 16th.
And it's billed as an acoustic Bob Marley birthday bash.
Their Bob Marley birthday bash sells out at the high noon each year.
And the performance at Atwood Fest was magical.
Job bookie.
I know what Bob Marley means to the masses.
But what does Bob Marley and his music mean to you?
It means everything, man.
Revolutionary as you would say.
Revolutionary.
So when it comes to reggae, he's the king.
So there it is.
Got to respect them each and every year.
And we do it the best of our ability.
You do.
Tell us about this year's live streaming Bob Marley bash and how people can tune in.
What are we going to do this year?
We're going to rock.
Well, tell me a little bit, Aaron.
What's going on this year?
This year we actually last a week ago today.
Actually, at the Sylvie, we did a live stream sponsored by our good friends at Dynavap.
Yes.
And FBC live shout out to them on his break and that happened on his birthday.
But so we did that.
That's all wrapped up.
And now we're going to be doing a acoustic version.
The acoustic piano, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass, and kind of broke down drum kit.
So it's a little bit more intimate.
Take on his music.
A little like tonight, huh?
I was about to say that.
A little bit like tonight.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
And it seems like we're traveling through your history because this next song is from your 1998 album Earth Citizen.
This song is called Rainbow.
Tell us about Rainbow.
Well, this song was written by J. Mack.
So it's very special.
This is also a song that we don't play a lot live for reasons unknown and known.
But yeah, this is a song talking about going to the other side of the rainbow.
A piece in love, you know.
And he's talking about the seven colors.
And you know, it relates to the seven chakras as well.
The chakras system within the body.
So it's metaphysical, spiritual, vibration, and just to feel good, feel good song, you know.
So we need to play this a lot more.
So this is a treat tonight to play this and honor the brother J. Mack.
For sure.
Take it to the other side of the rainbow, you know.
Yeah, I'm on.
Yes, sir.
Seeing.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
So I want you to take me on the other side of the rainbow.
Rainbow.
Yeah, that's me, somebody.
And love.
I'm on a little more.
I'm on a little more.
Oh, now, now.
Because with the sunshine.
And the rain has fallen down.
The rainbow is across the sky.
And it's so beautiful.
Right there.
Oh, yeah.
Seven different colors.
Seven different days of the week.
That's a physics.
I know those I've seen.
So why don't we feel more together?
And I don't see.
And yes, like the rainbow, I'll be doing.
And the child takes me on the other side of the rainbow.
Rainbow, rainbow, red S.B. Submind.
And love, I want to know about.
Some people say that the end of the rainbow,
you'll find a bunch of food.
But I'm not seeking any riches,
all I need to learn.
And together, yes.
That's what we want to see.
We want to see.
You're facing my face.
It's a part of the human race.
The way that's with me is an empty space.
So why won't the people get together in unity?
And together, like the rainbow, I'll be doing.
And the child takes me on the other side of the rainbow.
Rainbow, rainbow, red S.B. Submind.
And love, I want to know about.
Want to know?
So won't you take me on the other side of the rainbow?
Rainbow, rainbow, red S.B. Submind.
And love, I want to know about.
Want to know, want to know, want to know.
So won't you take me on the other side of the rainbow?
Yes, the rainbow, yes, the rainbow.
Well, that's me, Submind.
And love, I want to know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, live music live in the doubles layer here on Maxing Gradio.
92.7 FM.
I'm Jimmy K here with Rocker.
If you've got a question, you want to ask Nadie Nation,
I'm setting the invite right now.
Call us 844-967-2789-844-967-2789.
Aaron, you're out there.
Can you hear me?
Yes, I can.
Now, you mentioned before that Nadie Nation is sponsored by Dana Vap.
Introduce us to George.
Well, this is George.
Thank you, Aaron.
He's the owner, creator of Dana Vap.
And I'm sure he can explain much better himself.
George, welcome to Maxing Gradio.
Thank you, Rocker.
Thank you, Jimmy.
Great to meet you, man.
Yeah.
And it's so awesome to be here with you guys and with Nadie Nation.
It's a pretty awesome having a live performance right here in the radio studio.
That is, it's pretty cool.
And this is the first time that we've had really like kind of a full band.
We've done acoustic and acoustic duos.
But we got the full band today.
George, what is Dana Vap?
And what inspired you to create Dana Vap?
So, Dana Vap is a manufacturer.
We're based here just north of Madison and DeForest.
And our main focus is we make thermal extraction devices.
Some people might call them vaporizers.
But they're slightly different in the regards that our devices don't utilize juice or fluid
or batteries or anything like that.
So we put a little bit of your favorite botanical in these devices and give them a little bit of heat.
They click when they're ready.
And that's about all you need to know.
I like that.
That's a pretty brief description.
So, what made you want to become involved with Nadie Nation?
Well, the short story is we were looking to get more involved in the community.
And we love live music and there just hasn't been enough of it for us recently.
So we were having some discussions with the good folks down at Sylvie.
And as that was progressed and they said, hey, you know what?
We got a band here in Nadie Nation is looking to do a Bob Marley birthday bash.
Would you be interested in helping out with the live stream?
And they're like, hmm, yes.
Let's do that.
So, is Dana Vap worldwide?
Do you guys sell just right here in Madison?
We definitely sell here in Madison.
But we also sell our product all over the place.
So worldwide, I'd say yes.
We've got product in countries all over the world.
You know, we have sales and retailers in pretty much every state here in the US.
So it's kind of a cool deal.
It's growing.
It's growing.
It's invigorating.
And it's also kind of inspiring seeing how a simple little device can actually have a very positive impact on people's lives.
Giving them a much better alternative to smoking.
And just getting a lot of the yucky things that unfortunately a lot of people tend to inhale when they're lighting their botanicals on fire.
It was really, it was a really good time doing your factory actually.
George has a factory just north of Madison.
And I was pretty amazed at what did you call it, steel extrusion?
What was the store?
Well, we've got some CNC machines.
So we've got some lasers.
Well, you know, we machine a lot of our, a lot of the components of our devices from tube stock.
Hmm.
If that's what you're looking for, I'm not.
Yeah, I was just amazed at the machines that would pop out these like, yeah, little tubes and cut them off.
Oh, yeah.
It's all automated.
I was like, wow, this is the coolest place.
Those CNC machines are just such a joy to watch.
You know, between those and the 3D printers, I don't know what's more mesmerizing.
Do you have 3D printers, I know?
Definitely.
We use them extensively, not for making product per se, but jigs and fixtures and other things
that help us make our product and make our product better.
How can we find a day of app online?
So you can find Dynavap at Dynavap.com.
That's dynavap.com.
That's dynavap.com.
That's dynavap.com.
Nice.
Well, thanks, George, for coming on Max and Gradyo tonight.
We really appreciate it.
Thanks, George.
You got it, Rocker.
Thank you, Jimmy.
Back to Nadie Nation and More Live Music.
This next song is from your 2003 album, I Nadie and John Music.
And it's called Rasta Revolution.
Tell us about the revolution, John Boogie.
It's Ina Tea, as we say, but Ina Tea.
Ina Tea, yes.
It's kind of like unity, but this one right here is showing that the Rasta way of life is
something that's revolutionary.
Like I said about Bob Marley, so it's in the vein of Bob Marley's teachings of Rasta Revolution.
You know?
Yeah, man.
You ready?
We're ready.
Come with Rasta.
Yes, I.
And that's a dream.
And make you fight day.
There's a solution, Rasta Revolution.
Psycho goes on and on Rasta Revolution.
We must write the rules.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Changing day always to new.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Just like Bingi Man come true.
Yes, true.
Because you, man.
Got to stand up for, but it's real.
A group of the problem is within a broken seal.
And still struggle continuing.
And still.
Psycho goes on again.
Hey, nowadays.
The people seeking the guidance of Rasta.
Nowadays.
Man, I love like it to come true.
Nowadays.
You feel a fire throwing my stronger.
Nowadays.
You feel a fire throwing my stronger.
Rasta Revolution.
Psycho goes on.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
We must write the rules.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Changing day always to new.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Just like Bingi Man come true.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
We must write the rules.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Changing day always to new.
Brand new, Rasta Revolution.
But that Bingi come true.
What we singing now, Rasta Revolution.
Rasta Revolution.
I'm singing Rasta Revolution.
Rasta Revolution.
Revolution.
Rasta Revolution.
Revolution.
Oh yeah, Rasta Revolution.
Yeah, 90 Nation live in the doubles layer, you're right, double radio, 92, 7 FM.
Oh my god, I had a panic, I thought maybe there was more in this song, and I talked
to you soon.
All right, hey, uh, 90 Nation, you guys might stick around just for a couple more minutes,
we got to pay some bills, and we'll come back, we'll play some more live music.
Yes, sir.
Awesome.
You're listening to double radio, 92, 7 FM.
It's maxing radio.
You're listening to maxing radio with Jimmy K. and rocker on double radio, 92, 7 FM.
Madison.
Double radio, 92, 7 FM.
You're live in the doubles layer with 90 Nation.
We'll get back to them in just a second.
Let me tell you, Maxine Kebi is coming up after 10 o'clock tonight.
Lots of good, hard rock, and metal from the Madison and Wisconsin area, including an interview
that I did with Jazz Core Friction.
That's coming up after 10 o'clock tonight here on double radio.
And rocker, do you have the rundown for who's appearing in the doubles layer?
I do, Jimmy, but I'll have to scan to that page quick.
Well, let's see tonight, 90 Nation, of course.
The 20th is going to be Lomary, the 27th of February, Derek Remnarris, 36.
We're going to have March 6th, this Tom Castle story teller, and 313 Kelly Hepper and Soul
Doctors, and the 27th People Brothers band, Jimmy.
Looking forward to that.
And of course, if you're a local musician and want to play in the doubles layer, just send
us an email, Maxine Kebi, double radio, or excuse me.
Maxincradio at gmail.com.
All the information is on our website, maxincradio.com.
Nanny Nation, job bookies Saturday, February 20th.
You guys are going to be live streaming for the Marshfield Cultural Fair.
Tell us about that event and how you're going to stream it online where we can find it.
So that's going to be streamed through our Facebook page.
630 on Saturday, the 20th.
And it'll also be through the Marshfield Cultural Fair Facebook page as well.
Just posted the event on our Facebook page.
So Facebook.com slash Nanny Nation.
Be able to check it out right there.
There's an event.
And yeah, they have a Jamaican kitchen in Marshfield where you can, if you're in the area,
you can order some Jamaican food and get it delivered.
So you can be eating your jerk tofu and jerk other things while watching us do our thing on the Facebook lab.
Are you guys going to be actually at the event or streaming from an undisclosed location?
Yeah, it will be an undisclosed location.
It will be disclosed soon.
But as of right now, it is undisclosed, still working out the details there.
But man, it should be pretty cool.
Nanny Nation meets the KGB.
In 2008, Nanny Nation released their fourth studio album called Reincarnation.
What is a karmic form does Nanny take for the song called Hurricane?
I'm a conspiracy theorist.
Yeah, I believe they blew the levees back in 2005 when Katrina happened.
So I wrote this song for these people that suffered during that time of Katrina, Hurricane Katrina.
So that's what it's about.
You ready?
Go ahead when you're ready.
Where there is sickness that there be.
Where there is poverty that there be where.
Where there is darkness that there be light.
Where there is Trump and that there be right.
Where there is sickness that there be.
Where there is poverty that there be whoever it's about to have a few days.
In I Doc D III, showed them some more say.
And so on top line.
You see them crying out.
But him, I said him.
Cannot help them, said.
Got to love and share your wealth.
It's the value that, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know where, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know where, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Where there is darkness that there be light.
Where there is wrong left and there be right.
Where there is sickness that there be it.
Where there is poverty that there be.
Where where there is darkness that there be light.
Where there is wrong left and there be right.
Where there is sickness that there be it.
Where there is poverty that there be well.
Take them out of destruction by a day.
Oh yeah, they need clothes water food to eat.
What about we say now?
We see them crying out for help.
We say them cannot help themselves.
Got to love and share your wealth with the valley.
Give me a hand, I will get you a needle.
Give me a hand, I will get you a needle.
Take them out of destruction by a day.
You see them crying out for help.
Give me a hand, I will get you a needle.
Give me a hand, I will get you a needle.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You see them crying out, but everybody.
You see them cannot help themselves.
Got to love and share your life with everybody.
Yeah.
Nadie Nation Live in the doubles layer here on Double Radio 927F.
Yeah, man.
And this is such a treat.
Yeah, it is.
Can I just come out and sit by the bass drum so I could feel it.
Paul say through my body, please.
Thanks for having us.
Thank you for coming.
Got a fun.
You know, we are all hoping for a return of live music in the summer.
And Nadie Nation is a staple of live music festivals.
Do you guys have any plans for shaping up?
No, for some of you.
For some of you to summer.
Yeah, single day.
What do you got coming up?
I'm capping.
Nice.
capping.
Hey, you know, I'm down.
Let's do it.
Every day.
Do you have any that are playing?
You heard it here first.
John Buggy committed to playing every day this summer.
Every day.
You know, I'm with it.
What say you?
So we will be playing reggae fest in...
Trumpolo.
Oh, yeah.
June 5th.
At the Trumpolo hotel, right?
Yes.
I love that place.
Many years to start.
Yeah, with a heat box and Alex Steele from Roster McCabe.
Oh, yeah.
And Tug, DJ, Tricrome.
Oh, yeah.
All the favorites.
Really?
Yep.
Right.
Yep.
Right.
Yeah, and got some other stuff in the works.
Nothing ready to be announced quite yet.
But yeah, it's a...
Nice save.
Yeah.
Well, you know.
Everybody's a little apprehensive to announce anything.
Yeah.
Isn't that crazy?
Well, we're hopeful.
Yes.
We're all very, very hopeful.
Hey, 2016 saw the release of your 5th studio album entitled Divine Spark.
And this song is called Meditation.
Are we back at the beginning now?
We're full circle, man.
You know, the meditation vibes.
I mean, through all out the...
Meditation, through all out our songwriting.
It's always been a spiritual journey pun intended.
You know, the journey has just begun.
And it just continues throughout, you know,
with the reincarnation album.
A lot of spirituality.
Aaron and myself were studying under Yogananda from India, you know.
And doing a lot of meditation at that time.
A lot of powerful...
A lot of powerful meditations were going on.
This song meditation is going through...
Actually, I was listening back to some early tapes.
It was like way back in like 2010 or something.
Like, it was...
I think this song has been kind of brewing up since about that time.
Yeah.
We're on that about 2010.
So this song has been brewing for a while before it was released.
So, you know, finally got it together and, you know,
made it a real meditation, you know?
Yeah, man. Let's hear it.
Let's hear this.
Music
Shatting.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.
Got to live the best because the present is a gift.
So give thanks and praise it.
Got to love yourself and with that best of life to live.
It long goes in stages.
It is written in your heart to know their life is but a gift.
We've got to turn the pages.
Because perseverance is a must because the race not full of swift.
We've got to make some changes.
I and I need somebody, some meditation.
So I can rise above.
I and I need somebody, some inspiration.
So I can bridge our love.
Yes, I don't listen and begin.
And raise your call to lead.
Cosmic energy.
It dwells in all of me.
The psychic one can see.
Replicacity and cosmology.
God philosophy.
I'm sure you'll all agree.
It's all causality and everything you see.
It's not reality.
So follow when you know and teach yourself.
And always growing with this.
Got to set yourself free.
And I and I need somebody, some meditation.
So I can rise above.
I and I need somebody, some inspiration.
So I can bridge our love.
I and I need somebody, some meditation.
So I can rise above.
I and I need somebody, some inspiration.
So I can bridge our love.
It's time.
Come before the stone.
And it's time.
Go before the worm.
And the mess is gonna stone.
Ah, please a new one.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,still.
Come before the stone.
And it's time.
Go before the worm.
And it's time.
This is gonna stone.
Ah, please a new one.
Got to come together in one love in unity.
Got to find a better way and prove humanity.
Shine a light within you.
Put your mind in ecstasy.
Find a source of life and don't give all the fantasy.
Yeah, if you could just something in your final company.
Yeah, when things come together, it's your serendipity.
So live your life and do what's right.
And your life then you will decide how your life should be.
Cause I unite need somebody.
Some meditation.
So I can rise up.
I unite need somebody.
Some inspiration.
So I can spread that.
I unite need somebody.
Some meditation.
So I can rise up.
I unite need somebody.
Some inspiration.
So I can spread that.
It's time.
Got me for the storm.
And it's time for me for the worm.
And the Mason's gonna stone.
Ah, please a new one.
And I unite need somebody.
Some meditation.
So I can rise up.
I unite need somebody.
Some inspiration.
So I can spread that.
I unite need somebody.
Some meditation.
So I can rise up.
I unite need somebody.
Some inspiration.
So I can spread that.
Got that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Animation on Double Radio.
92-7 FM.
844-967-2789 this.
844-967-2789.
You want to ask Natty Nation a question?
If you want to,
8 minutes left in the show here.
What's coming up new for Natty Nation?
Any new music on the horizon?
A lot of new music, man.
A lot of new music.
We can't wait to get it out, man.
We're going to play a new one that we've been playing live
over the 2020 has been a...
Yeah.
Is that the next song here?
Race Soldier?
Yeah.
Race Soldier is a cold word for the cops, you know,
for the bad cops that are basing things on race
and how you look instead of giving you a fair shot.
You know what I mean?
I do.
No pun intended on that one.
Yeah.
This was Race Soldier.
Race Soldier.
They will pull you over.
We picked you from the shoulder.
And it's yummy like a boulder.
Seems like we're born to fight.
We've got nothing to lose.
If we are not white, we have much less to choose.
If we are the cops, they cannot stop them.
Our shoes, we won't even light.
If we got the stuff out of the clues,
they might be put to submit.
Tell me you see.
And why did that goes with the whip?
Tell me what's up.
Is that beautiful, didn't it?
Racism.
And yes, we're back.
We can't forget the race Soldier.
Hey.
They will pull you over.
We picked you from the shoulder.
And it's yummy like a boulder.
Just a race Soldier.
They will pull you over.
We picked you from the shoulder.
And it's yummy like a boulder.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Sometimes it seems we can't avoid.
Situation we see like George Floyd.
And we still can't overstand.
Whatever happened the sister signed your plan.
Situation is scary.
Shocking like a mad obry.
We must send this behavior.
We need justice for Brianna Taylor.
Just a race Soldier.
They will pull you over.
We picked you from the shoulder.
And it's yummy like a boulder.
Just a race Soldier.
A soldier.
They will pull you over.
We picked you from the shoulder.
And it's yummy like a boulder.
Just a race Soldier.
Just a race Soldier.
Just a race Soldier.
Just a race Soldier.
Beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful.
Netty Nation Live in the doubles layer here on double radio 927 Hepham.
Hey, I really, I want to say thanks to no love Doug for being on the show.
I want to say thanks for Dana Perry coming on telling us about the virtual venue love fest.
That's happening tomorrow.
Virtual venue love fest search for that or just go to audio for the arts.
I'll be hosting from noon to three.
And Netty Nation, we'd love you.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for having us.
Thank you.
You love us.
I also want to give it up to our sound guy.
Yes.
Making a sound right.
You can't just move in a place.
And George from DynaVap, he's here too.
Thank you for coming on the show.
I'm on the show.
Yes.
Hey guys, thanks for coming on the show.
The doubles layer, we really appreciate it.
We got just a few minutes here.
You'll probably, uh, the commercials will come on when you're playing.
But can you play us a little Bob Marley to end the show out here?
We have three and a half minutes.
Three and a half minutes.
Short one.
Go.
All right, let's do it.
Let's do it right away here.
Burnin' in Lutin' Rastafara.
Yeah, man.
Hey.
It's morning.
I woke up and I kept you.
Oh God.
I was a prisoner too.
And I read the night and face this standing over me.
They were all just in uniforms of brutality.
How many rivers do we have to cross?
Or we can talk to the boss there?
Or we can discuss things we have lost?
We must have really paid the cost.
That's why we're gonna be burning an eluty tonight.
Burning an eluty tonight.
One more day burning our pollution tonight.
Burning our elusion tonight.
Give me the food and let me grow.
Let the rules mutate to grow.
All them drugs gonna make you slow.
It's not the music of the ghetto.
That's why we're gonna be burning an eluty tonight.
Burning an eluty tonight.
One more day burning our eluty tonight.
We've been in the valley tonight.
I stopped there.
Thank you very much.
