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Why his voice insane 🔥🔥🔥 very underrated riddim this one!!!

Wow ❤

So fcking dope.. lost my dvds moving years ago never thought I’d find this online.. respect to a fcking legend friend.. blessing

Cruciallll

BLESSED AND FAYAH

Magic voice & pure lyrics ✨✨🌅✨✨Jah know 🌈

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Who's the artist and what's the song at 13:20 ? Thanks

Ein Klassiker,Danke an die Künstler IRIE lg Alex

Heavyweight

Heavyweight....

The most vibrational beat I've heard blessed jah father who show us the ways and tunes of the life the nyahbingi

Sounds like Culture lead singer a little bit. Nice tune

my anthem you ain’t never gonna find me you coppers good bye ✌🏽 😂

Gwan SHAKA !!!, Shaka style remember dem days !!!!!

Jack ruby.big up

U def got a sub frm me.big up

Da bald head rasta talking a lotta truths

Saw it last in 2008😮, 2024 and still ❤ it! Bigup!😊

Sweet sweet music ! Replay button 0:00

Gold🔥

The melodica part is so smooth

Mi done lef' dem already.Mi a one stucky mon now.

Angisazi noma uJohn Holt kumbe u Jah B.

Is it Gregory or Jackie?

Ave nincishana nama chord voicings.Yini kanti?

Delroy and Dennis.Twiddle Deep and Twiddledub?

I've always thought reggae was jus" boom and clang.Wrong.

Mi never know yu haffe STUDY reggae!

9 outta 10 Inna disya group nah 'kin teet!

Fit!

Yu bwaais deh "pon Boom or wha"?

Dat one yah Ruby strict but polite. FIIRM but not harsh.

Lyrics like a tv or movie script🎉

Zweet!😢😂❤😊

super

Sounds like Revolutionaries Backing Band...

Black kush Band and Winston Mcanuff...

There that sincerely from Manley and maybe many of the gangs leaders but not Edward Seaga and the ruling class . Peter Toch knew that what was taking place will turn out to be a public stage show by warning that their are evil forces that exist from Columbus, Henry Morgan Imperialistic system to keep Jamaican black people powerless and poor

Big thanks!

Wicked tune this! Respect! 👊

- The lady interviewed is Dr. Louise Bennett, the first person to extensively compile Jamaican culture and also bring it to Europe / the UK. - Much or maybe all of the monochrome footage is taken from 'This is Ska' (1964) [ ruclips.net/video/usbF108onhU/видео.html ] The band in most of these videos is Byron Lee and the Dragonaires. @29:00 they sing the folk song 'Hold him Joe (Donkey waan water)' @31:10 that's King so High recorded by 'Ras Tafari Youth Group' in 1954 (I think) [ ruclips.net/video/GG6YzNG1-Tk/видео.html ] and same melody with different lyrics by The Mellow Cats & Count Ossie - Rock a man soul in 1960 [ ruclips.net/video/z1er6n_m8po/видео.html ] @ 36:44 They play Winston & Roy feat. Count Ossie - Babylon Gone [ ruclips.net/video/eBRAfDe88Xk/видео.html ] - I love how the producer is eating while the singer records at 47:30 :-) @48:50 that's Pathé footage of the Windrush carrying Jamaican immigrants to the UK (1948). They meet a Calypso / Mento singer and ask him to sing a song. [ ruclips.net/video/QDH4IBeZF-M/видео.html ]

Still nice in 2023. RasTafari.

Love and Liberation. BIM!

😂 nice reggae ❤ divinal !

Magnifico

33:50 - "you can't sing sing to boss without shirt!" - done know!

Dennis brown nailed that rock it recording

😂waaaoouuu ça c'est vraiment tout le talent de ce frère bim 😅😂😊

What happen to swing a ling rolling sound system