
Douglas "Jocko" Henderson ranks with Daddy O' Daylie and Hot Rod Hulbert as one of the original rhythm and blues radio disc jockeys. His smooth, swinging, rhymed talkovers were imitated by the jocks of the early rock and roll era, and became one of the major sources for the rap style. Though his influence on hip-hop was crucial, it took an indirect route as the model for the toasts of early Jamaican sound system deejays. Some say that Jocko's syndicated radio shows
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A Little Bit Of Everything
Rhythm Talk
No Money No Problem
Majority Rule
Best of Me
River City Stomp
Muddy Waters
Future Form
Shades of Green
Wise Man
Rhythm Talk (12" Version)
Substance
Jungle of Stone
Sands of Time
The Monster Stroll
Exhale
Looking Glass Self
Soylent Green
A Slow Dance
Rhythm Talk - 12" Version
Civilized
Voice of Reason
The Rocketship (12" Version)
The Rocketship
Everybody's Uptight
Ole
Rhythm Talk (12inch Version)
Rhythm talk (Ain't no stoppin' us now)
The Rocketship - 12" Version
Rocketship
Olé (Radio Edit)
RHYTHM TALK (12'' VERSION)
No Money, No Problem
A Little Bit Of Eve
Ain't No Stopping Us Now (DJ Butcher Instrumental)
Rhythm Talk [12" Version]
Rhythm Talk (12 Inch Version)
Rhythm Talk (Original 12'')
Lovin' Ain't so Hard
Olé
Ole (Radio Edit)
Rhythm Talk (12' Version)
Olé!
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now (Instrumental)
Hand Jivin'
Wishful Thinking
Jocko - Everybody's Uptight
All Aboard The Sportsmanship
Olé (Ritmo del diablo club mix)
Blast Off To Love
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