Jon E Cash is a West London artist who invented his own sub-genre of UK Garage called Sub-Low. He first started out in a rap group called Construction in the late 80's and then formed a record label called the Black Ops, where he released his own material as well as other artists.
Links to Peel[]
Peel played Jon E Cash's Construction rap group on his shows in 1990 where he played their Sudden Impact track during April of that year. In February 2004, Peel gave airplay to Jon E Cash's material on his show and would then play further material from the artist including nominating his Roller Coaster single as one of his recommended records for August 2004 (Peel's Record Box). After Peel's death in 2004, Jon E Cash did a session mix to pay respect to JP on the Keepin' It Peel radio programme broadcast on 16 December 2004.
Festive Fifty Entries[]
- 2004 Festive Fifty: International #35
Sessions[]
1. A session mix for Keepin' It Peel Night on 16 December 2004
- Mix
Other Shows Played[]
- 24 February 2004: Battle (Maxi - Battle) Black Ops
- 23 March 2004: 'Gram (12")' (Black Ops)
- 15 April 2004: 'Merc 44 (12")' (LD Cats)
- 20 April 2004: Kamikaze (John Peel V.I.P Dub) (12") Black Ops (JP: "If it's ever released commercially, perhaps it has been already, obviously you won't get all of that stuff about this programme over the top of it, said he dimpling modestly.").
- 22 April 2004: Evil (12") White Label
- 08 September 2004: International (12") Black Ops
- 16 September 2004: International (12") Black Ops
- 23 September 2004: Bang Bang Bang (12") White Label
- 24 September 2004 (BBC World Service): International (12") Black Ops
- 13 October 2004: International (12") Black Ops
- 27 October 2004: 'Battle (single-sided 12")' (Black Ops)
- 22 December 2004 (Rob Da Bank): 'One Minute Riddim' (12") - (White Label)
- 29 December 2004 (Rob Da Bank): (RDB: 'It's Festive Fifty time, number 35. Who on earth could it be? We descend into the grime dungeon.') 'International (12")' (Black Ops) FF #35