Making Tracks - King Jammys

Taken from the first series of New Zealand show 'Making Tracks' written & presented by Weird Together's Nick Dwyer.
Meeting up with Jamaican legend King Jammys is his studio in Waterhouse, Kingston

[@henrypeti7563]

Cool stuff Nick always good to get a history of soundscapes and where they're born. It is also a reflection of the people and how their feeling at the time of making rhythms like the blues in the American south. Very Cool Nick keep it up bro, chur.

[@giovannimanrique520]

THE BIG KING JAMMYS

[@Higher_Sun_Highzak]

He tell a lie! He said he changed the name to king jammy after tubbys killing. That's '89. He using King jammys name from all '85!

[@JackRubyish]

Any tune that was released in 1985 by Jammys always had the Prince Jammy written on the label. All the Greensleeves releases in 1985 had recorded @ Channel One & Produced by Prince Jammys. I've got plenty of Jammys albums with a mix of live musicians from the High Times band & digital duo of Great Steely & Clevie. I always did wonder about Tubbys death & how pointless it was , but I DO KNOW at the time of Tubbys death, his digital production was taking life because the sound I was in was gettin nuff dub from Tubbys in 89

[@DjRickeyRicardo]

Wicked

[@waynetardiff9328]

Thanks for this
.... :) :)

[@philiprootz9464]

Demise of proper roots dub. Slang tang, whatever it is called started the slackness. At that time I lost interest and drifted over to soul. Shame, so many classic vocalists have passed & we are left with memories of the 70's.

[@NicotineRosberg]

ok.