Lou Gooden is a renowned Jamaican author and radio disc jockey; who attended Crescent College, which was located at 1E North Street, in Kingston Jamaica. Long before he graduated he had the opportunity of being the youngest sound system disc jockey for Jamaica's first known sound system "Tom (The Great Sebastian). During 1971 he launched "The Metromedia Sound System" from the Baby Grand Club that was located in Cross Roads. After a number of years working with the Epiphany nightclub in New Kingston and Hedonism 2 in Negril, he migrated to the U.S.A where he attended four different radio broadcasting colleges. During 1996 he embarked upon a broadcasting career at New York's W.N.W.K. 105.9 FM and later moved on to W.R.T.N. 93.5 FM. Lou Gooden returned to Jamaica with a wealth of knowledge during 2002 to complete his first non fiction book titled "Reggae Heritage". Worked with Studio One Records and Clement Dodd From 1969 to his sudden death during 2004....I tried to keep it together after..but is wife had other destructive Ideas. Lou help to establish Bess Fm Radio during 2006 and work as a presenting disc jockey and Station /program manager until November 2011. Lou now stream live on Ustream radio via link.. http: //www.ustream.tv/channel/lougooden Lou is back working as a presenter for radio show "SUNDAY'S BEST" aired on Sundays from 3 PM to 6 PM... The next Book titled "THE RISE AND FALL OF STUDIO ONE" will be launched during the summer of 2013...