Teach dem it’s a pleasure to have jah thomose sharing is story.he is a true legend indeed I love his production and the artist he worked with.he’s put in the work and rightly deserve the money he should get.may God bless him in fulfilling what he wants to accomplish in the future
Really and truly this interview has become one of the better interview I've listened to from Teach Dem. Much respect to Jah Thomas. I remember shoulder move as a big, big tune. This interview brought Jah Thomas's career to the forefront for many of us. Never knew his history in the music and his many contributions. Thank you Teach Dem for this...keep doing the darn thing and continue bringing the great ones to us.
I always and will Respect Jah Thomas,I use to play in that same yard he doing the interview with his sons, those where the good old days,big up the Thomas family.
Teach Dem and Jah Thomas I appreciate interview like this, it's like food for the brain by learning all these things about our culture. I truly truly give thanks.
This man is an a ORIGINAL! Early seventies to early eighties foundation man who live the music and sound systems journey like most of us. A soundsystem lover juke box days, tube amplifier and steel horn days. As a man who grew up in music from the early seventies and eighties, even rhythm has a name. Yes Jah Thomas you are the original general!
The great Jah Thomas I didn’t know he produced so much wicked tunes on some bad dub riddim but he’s a bad DJ from my young teenage days big respect to the legend And big respect Teach Dem 🤜🏽🤛🏽
Teach dem, mek mi tell yuh supm, this collection of interviews, with all these Artistes, from the Vintage era to Modern ones, you are creating an Archive of Jamaica's musical history that will pay off in the future. Ten, twenty years from now we'll all see the true essence of this collection.
I respect the way how Jah Thomas speaks about other artists and also producers no bad vibes with any artists he's always giving credits to where credits is due bless up yuh self Teach Dem for another great interview 👍🏾
I really enjoyed this and got a long time answer to my question about the Barrington Levy /Jah Thomas tune which he confirmed was voiced as a special amazing.
What an awesome interview. This gotta be one of the most candid interview. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Jah Thomas chronicles my first decade in the music fraternity as a Dj/selector...his Midnight Rock label had a staple amount a chunes that were a must have. A chune that standout from the label is Triston Palmer's "Nuh Shot Nah Fire"...one a mi favorite song...because a nuh too many selectors were able to play it. I had gotten it pre-released so even to this day it is bragging rights for me when I play it. I am always willing to bet another selector nuh have it. Quite likely Jah Thomas had supm to do with the lyrics fot that Triston Palmer song as well. I want to big up Jah Thomas. He's absolutely commendable because he speaks so well about everyone. That is a testimony to the man's character. Nuff love for this brother. He is awesome. I love his story.
Boy oh boy teach my sey😀 jah Thomas a De man I didn't know that he was so deep in the business,year's ago I found out that he's DeVille'sso I know why he's so talented, I a 70's born so I grow up listening to jah Thomas and all the other named that he had mentioned jah Thomas all your music are playing in my head right now hits after hits along with the other hit makers that you had mentioned God bless you bro happy to see you and know that you are still around and kicking strong.
This man is an icon in dancehall. Nuff people don't even know de man, but for folks who born a England like miself know how talented this man was...as a DJ and moreso a producer. Big up Jah Thomas!!
I had no idea Jah Thomas was so talented.We learned alot from this interview about this great musician.Respect Jah Thomas ! Teach Dem you did it again.
Teach them always teaching. Teach them what are your aspirations or involvement in the music industry ? You are great ambassadors to the industry. Continue the good work . Bless up
B I G... interview.. foundation man Jah Thomas ..this era in the music was the beginning of foreign recognize it..this era...made me proud , motivational..the real rock to riddim 'long life & prosperity to all....
@@TeachDem my cousin was a big selector in 80s on virgo..then came to New York select for Papa Moke out of New Jersey and Then Down Beat ..his name is Iaytolder on down beat....Tony virgo on virgo..I saw the the interview you did with lone ranger and ranger mentioned him..he is good fren With Lone Ranger..Sassafras and many more.
Prolific DJ/Producer, the music maker from Jamaica. So many great albums & productions from his extensive catalogue. This interview I'm looking forward too. Respect "Teach Dem" for these informative & educational interviews.
Yes Teach. I love dis. At times I wish I didn’t stop selecting and even writing. I’m Chicago most people know me as Vitamin use to select on a big soun in Chicago call Tallas. Gwaan do you ting, much love and respect Teach.
I dont know dis man and 33mins in and I know mi haffi listen back dis video! Teach.....keep on doing what ur doing cause 10 years time, non of di man dey bout. History bro
Teach Dem is really pulling in some real living veterans. These Jamaican legends have done things above their time. We really need some special days in Jamaican to celebrate all. Jah Thomas must know my pops friend, Mr. Campbell garage in C Penn area. The guys purchased Corn and Serve Mi Long from Bamboo Lounge and listen to Soul Imperial on Friday evenings. Love the interviews!
Musical maestro. Jah T's interview should be a documentary series. So much just touched on the surface yet so informative. Left me craving for more. Well worth the wait thanks Teach dem.
I really enjoy watching this interview with Jah Thomas talking about the music really entertaining and nuff respect to teach dem he’s always digging deep and doing a great job 👍🏽
Jah Thomas was bigger in England than Jamaica that's where all the Jamaican artist headed for first to release there music , England was ahead of America in the 70s 80s thats where the money was.
Teach dem yute yuh a perform one of the greatest work ever by delving into the annals of reggae music and finding these great heroes that set our music on a great path Jah Thomas is one of those great unsung heroes of the music and he's such a humble loving soul he embodies everything that our music represents love,peace, and standing up for the less fortunate
Jah Thomas is within the same mould as Prince Jazbo, when it comes to production , after hanging up their Semi DJ Hats . I have known Jah Thomas for many years when he is in London doing stage shows and promoting artistes in britain . A great man indeed, and still looking young . His intro on record with Tristan Palmer, is a classic . . This is Jah Thomas and Tristan Palmer, in ah dance-hall style sah !!!
RIP, Tabby, again condolences to his family , as a boy visiting my auntie, her big belly,husband Fatman / Dry cleaner owner, n cousins , I'm accustomed to 👀 artists practicing all around TrenchTown, even the Great Bob Marley + Peter Tosh, My pop make shoes for Peter T , aiigh!!
Thank you 🙏🏾 for Bringing such iconic reggae artist and producer. I buy many of is music growing up in York City . Almighty JaH blessings too him and you king 👑 👑☝️
Big up teach..can't get Jah Thomas out of my memory since I saw him perform on dancehall thursdays...the man love the music like when a little youth hungry and get a big plate a food..
This interview is so interesting there's a lot of history and answers/knowledge to a lot of questions here. Jah Thomas is a phenomenal producer songwriter and DJ one of the best in the business. Very interesting thanks again Teach Dem 👍 another great interview
One of the best in the 70ths 80ths 90ths up to this moment Jah Thomas great Artist no joke about it. Great history teach let the message reach blessings to the man and the crew.
Just can't get enough of these epic interviews, talk about another one of our great talent in the reggae danceall history. Keep doing what you're doing Teach, great memories.
Blessings. Blessings to the Great Jah Thomas. The 70s and 80s artists always give the best 👌 Interviews. He was one of the artists i used to listen to as a boy. Keep up the good work Jah Thomas. 👍 Keep up the good work Teach Them. 👍.
Teach those eras were and still the best of music ,today music is a mess a total mess too much madness, sadness, wickedness, crime criminals are using the music to hide their wicked and sinful deeds. The music will not come back the 70s, 80s and the ninety are with no thoughts are the best eras of Jamaica's music. Teach big up you always take me back to those eras when you find these follows and so you bring the music back to life in such form Bless up teach God bless you greatly, I am certainly in tune with all your channels on RUclips God blessings bro.
Gwaan Teach Dem! Yuh large loving the rich history of Jamaica! Keep it coming a lot more legends to come! Looking forward to Super Cat, Barrington, Beres etc etc! 🔥 🙏 BLESS
Listen to the WORDS and appreciate it he said Junjo lawes send come call him REMEMBER there was no Cellphones those days NO emails NO text ALL footwork you literally had physically send someone to get a message or communicate ..... Great Achievement you really put in the Work those days not like today 👍🏿 👏🏿
Teach Dem. You a Di Boss. Great Interviews King & As a Music Man Myself Who have Done Many Interviews over The Years, People Like Beres Hammond. Dennis Alcapone. Ken Booth. Lorna Bennet.Just To Name a Few. You are Doing a Fantastic Job Documenting The Icons Of Reggae who have put in the works & you have taken it to another level. I myself are addicted to your interviews Keep up the good works Bro & Blessed Love To you & your production crew everytime. And also I am loving the rub a dub thursdays. More Authentic music we want more a dat Lloyd Mullings aka DJ Warm n Easy Seh Dat & Big Up Jah Thomas. REAL REGGAE LEGEND
Big respect to you sir Jah Thomas 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. I know your name and a lot of your songs, some I didn't even know that it is you who sang them, but thanks to Teachdem I can now put a face to the name and songs. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Respect Teach another wicked documentary one of my artists. Jah Thomas mentioned a lot of artists it would be good to see them on Teach Dem if there still alive. Linval Thompson Tristan Palmer Johnny Clark Johnny Osborne Dillinger etc
Teach dem it’s a pleasure to have jah thomose sharing is story.he is a true legend indeed I love his production and the artist he worked with.he’s put in the work and rightly deserve the money he should get.may God bless him in fulfilling what he wants to accomplish in the future
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview, learned so much about my father. A living legend. Thank you 🙏🏾
That’s not ur father. I don’t know you. I would know you.
Nice interview, I’m born and grow in paynland, I grew up watching Jah Thomas, jongo, carlie, big up Teach Dem
This interview is a Jamaican music history lesson. Good interview Teach Dem.
Really and truly this interview has become one of the better interview I've listened to from Teach Dem. Much respect to Jah Thomas. I remember shoulder move as a big, big tune. This interview brought Jah Thomas's career to the forefront for many of us. Never knew his history in the music and his many contributions. Thank you Teach Dem for this...keep doing the darn thing and continue bringing the great ones to us.
Teach dem is the best I look forward for every interview each week
I always and will Respect Jah Thomas,I use to play in that same yard he doing the interview with his sons, those where the good old days,big up the Thomas family.
Teach Dem and Jah Thomas I appreciate interview like this, it's like food for the brain by learning all these things about our culture. I truly truly give thanks.
I always appreciate the fact that Teach is willing to go back in my era to document the lives of these artistees. Manners and respect.
Remember teach dem interview his son the other day.
@@blackmamba-un2mv I don't think I know his son; what's his name?
@@bundown5463 Da'ville
Legendary happenings 💯👊
That is the name I pay him in at channel one back in the day.
This man is an a ORIGINAL! Early seventies to early eighties foundation man who live the music and sound systems journey like most of us. A soundsystem lover juke box days, tube amplifier and steel horn days. As a man who grew up in music from the early seventies and eighties, even rhythm has a name. Yes Jah Thomas you are the original general!
Never knew the breath and depth of Jah Thomas. Entertainment is a form of enjoyment. Much respect.
Nuff respect fada Thomas, grew up listening to your songs and still playing them .
The great Jah Thomas I didn’t know he produced so much wicked tunes on some bad dub riddim but he’s a bad DJ from my young teenage days big respect to the legend
And big respect Teach Dem 🤜🏽🤛🏽
It’s so sad that’s people like Jah Thomas isn’t recognized
Teach dem, mek mi tell yuh supm, this collection of interviews, with all these Artistes, from the Vintage era to Modern ones, you are creating an Archive of Jamaica's musical history that will pay off in the future. Ten, twenty years from now we'll all see the true essence of this collection.
Big up Teach Dem, everytime, and Nuff Love to Jah Thomas,versatile in every department in the music business,Big up JAH T.
I respect the way how Jah Thomas speaks about other artists and also producers no bad vibes with any artists he's always giving credits to where credits is due bless up yuh self Teach Dem for another great interview 👍🏾
Yeah that's rear in the industry
I was a serious Jah Thomas fan nice to hear this.
I really enjoyed this and got a long time answer to my question about the Barrington Levy /Jah Thomas tune which he confirmed was voiced as a special amazing.
What an awesome interview. This gotta be one of the most candid interview. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Jah Thomas chronicles my first decade in the music fraternity as a Dj/selector...his Midnight Rock label had a staple amount a chunes that were a must have. A chune that standout from the label is Triston Palmer's "Nuh Shot Nah Fire"...one a mi favorite song...because a nuh too many selectors were able to play it. I had gotten it pre-released so even to this day it is bragging rights for me when I play it. I am always willing to bet another selector nuh have it. Quite likely Jah Thomas had supm to do with the lyrics fot that Triston Palmer song as well. I want to big up Jah Thomas. He's absolutely commendable because he speaks so well about everyone. That is a testimony to the man's character. Nuff love for this brother. He is awesome. I love his story.
I love to hear when these artiste make Teach fem laugh. We respect your contributions Jah T.
Boy oh boy teach my sey😀 jah Thomas a De man I didn't know that he was so deep in the business,year's ago I found out that he's DeVille'sso I know why he's so talented, I a 70's born so I grow up listening to jah Thomas and all the other named that he had mentioned jah Thomas all your music are playing in my head right now hits after hits along with the other hit makers that you had mentioned God bless you bro happy to see you and know that you are still around and kicking strong.
This man is an icon in dancehall. Nuff people don't even know de man, but for folks who born a England like miself know how talented this man was...as a DJ and moreso a producer. Big up Jah Thomas!!
....👀💯🙏🤞...A True Talk ....Jah Thomas a UK MASSIVE ..🤞
I know who he is,also become my breathen ,when he move up town, I was living at calabar mew he would link another woman & i.
I am so happy the Iconic Jah Thomas get honoured!!!
@@chiwaled this is one of the heaviest Dub EVER!!!! 💥💥💥😮💯💫
@@chiwaled ya talking bout dat jah Thomas n Barrington selection on the nigger kojack label?
Without any hype you are a true legend in the business Mr jah Thomas didn't know you was so involved bless up with respect
This is Musical University This Is My Era Music So I'm Learning Alot About The Artistes I Loved In The Early 89s ❤ Big Up Jah Thomas
Respect to Teach Dem, Respect to Jah Thomas, loved listening to your tunes as a Teenager, loved your style, Peace love Maat from da UK
I learn something new tonight never know jah Thomas was so great in the music, continued to teach us teach them, you really is a teacher ❤ the work.
This brother and Leroy Sibbles...heartbeat of the real thing...🙏🏿❤️
Sending Respect to the inimitable Jah Thomas............
you don't know what you don't know, I'm grateful for these interviews.
Big up jah Thomas
Very true
another living legend..big up teach dem for this interview ..am a big fan of Jah Thomas.
This man is so positive, nuff respect Jah Thomas.. Teach Dem great interview.
thanks to Teach dem for preserving our culture. Big up!
Very informitive interview...Lesson taught lesson learned....Bless up Teach Dem
Midnight rock is one of the greatest record labels inna Reggae music. Big up jah Thomas everytime!
Jah Thomas one of the real veterans artist in the music industry. Thanks for this interview @Teachdem 🫶🏾
*Well rounded contributor to dancehall...great man Jah Thomas🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲👊🏾*
Legendary artiste , appreciate his humbleness & how he give flowers to his peers for their contributions !
I had no idea Jah Thomas was so talented.We learned alot from this interview about this great musician.Respect Jah Thomas ! Teach Dem you did it again.
Jah Thomas is a real icon Bo ya n some bwoy a gwaan like a dem a king fi dis n king fi dat see rea king ya teach dem nuff respect fi dis
Teach them always teaching. Teach them what are your aspirations or involvement in the music industry ? You are great ambassadors to the industry.
Continue the good work .
Bless up
B I G... interview.. foundation man Jah Thomas ..this era in the music was the beginning of foreign recognize it..this era...made me proud , motivational..the real rock to riddim 'long life & prosperity to all....
The 70s to 90 where the days when reggae music was some thing that fill you with joy you could listen day and night
Big up TD Nuf respect, to Jah Thomas real inspiration to I as artist blessings king 👑 👑
Great interview nuff respect real talented musician living Lengend Jah Thomas
My new favorite interview, I learnt so much. Big up to this musical genius Jah Thomas
Teach dem you are doing a great job..the vetran artist them have a lot of respect for you..continue the good work.
It’s mutual vibrant bro
@@TeachDem my cousin was a big selector in 80s on virgo..then came to New York select for Papa Moke out of New Jersey and Then Down Beat ..his name is Iaytolder on down beat....Tony virgo on virgo..I saw the the interview you did with lone ranger and ranger mentioned him..he is good fren With Lone Ranger..Sassafras and many more.
Prolific DJ/Producer, the music maker from Jamaica. So many great albums & productions from his extensive catalogue. This interview I'm looking forward too. Respect "Teach Dem" for these informative & educational interviews.
Yes Teach. I love dis. At times I wish I didn’t stop selecting and even writing. I’m Chicago most people know me as Vitamin use to select on a big soun in Chicago call Tallas. Gwaan do you ting, much love and respect Teach.
Thanks Teach Dem for this great interview with one of dancehall greatest living legend Sir Jah Thomas 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🦾🦾🦾
I dont know dis man and 33mins in and I know mi haffi listen back dis video! Teach.....keep on doing what ur doing cause 10 years time, non of di man dey bout. History bro
Teach Dem is really pulling in some real living veterans. These Jamaican legends have done things above their time. We really need some special days in Jamaican to celebrate all. Jah Thomas must know my pops friend, Mr. Campbell garage in C Penn area. The guys purchased Corn and Serve Mi Long from Bamboo Lounge and listen to Soul Imperial on Friday evenings. Love the interviews!
Never know dis man is so great,my DJ from mi a youth I did av component set my stepdaughter all buy Jah Thomas music, tanks again teach dem
This is Jamaicas icon,superstar,music Hero
Musical maestro. Jah T's interview should be a documentary series. So much just touched on the surface yet so informative. Left me craving for more. Well worth the wait thanks Teach dem.
I really enjoy watching this interview with Jah Thomas talking about the music really entertaining and nuff respect to teach dem he’s always digging deep and doing a great job 👍🏽
What a solid interview,Jah Thomas a stalwart inna di music
Shoulder Move was the baddest dance move for a long time
Memories
Big up the Legend! Jah Thomas
Loved this man music back in the days. Thanks Teach for the reminder of some of the songs I forgot he did.
Legendary Jah Thomas big up and bless up for this
UK Birmingham we deh yah
Jah Thomas was bigger in England than Jamaica that's where all the Jamaican artist headed for first to release there music , England was
ahead of America in the 70s 80s
thats where the money was.
Teach dem yute yuh a perform one of the greatest work ever by delving into the annals of reggae music and finding these great heroes that set our music on a great path Jah Thomas is one of those great unsung heroes of the music and he's such a humble loving soul he embodies everything that our music represents love,peace, and standing up for the less fortunate
Jah Thomas is within the same mould as Prince Jazbo, when it comes to production , after hanging up their Semi DJ Hats . I have known Jah Thomas for many years when he is in London doing stage shows and promoting artistes in britain . A great man indeed, and still looking young . His intro on record with Tristan Palmer, is a classic . . This is Jah Thomas and Tristan Palmer, in ah dance-hall style sah !!!
RIP, Tabby, again condolences to his family , as a boy visiting my auntie, her big belly,husband Fatman / Dry cleaner owner, n cousins , I'm accustomed to 👀 artists practicing all around TrenchTown, even the Great Bob Marley + Peter Tosh, My pop make shoes for Peter T , aiigh!!
Jah know mi never know seh a so much work jah t put in, Da' ville have it deep in a him bones, respect teach dem
Thank you 🙏🏾 for Bringing such iconic reggae artist and producer. I buy many of is music growing up in York City . Almighty JaH blessings too him and you king 👑 👑☝️
Big up teach..can't get Jah Thomas out of my memory since I saw him perform on dancehall thursdays...the man love the music like when a little youth hungry and get a big plate a food..
Like a fat kid love cake 🤣
Jah Thomas played an important role in tone of the greatest singers Little John
Jah Thomas … wow… peer legend.. I have most of his LP and many other productions… LEGEND 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Legendary jah Thomas show youths how fi live 🎖🎖🎖
Salute again to the General jah Thomas 🎖🎖🎖🎷🎺🎷🎼
Jah Thomas fulls Vibes everything pon Midnight Rock a Boom 💥💣💥💣💥💣💥💣
Jah Thomas a Icon inna di business...Honor and Respect...
Teach, if I love dis one more time. . . Never cease to amaze… Always find and bring the blaze🔥🔥
More blessings Bredda Bredda🙏🏽🇯🇲💪🏽
Great story 👏
Good job guys
Big up Jah Thomas real real icon mad respect
Love Jah T I hailed him a few times very nice person. Created nuff tune nuff vibes respect up there! His vibes make me start DJ.
This interview is so interesting there's a lot of history and answers/knowledge to a lot of questions here. Jah Thomas is a phenomenal producer songwriter and DJ one of the best in the business. Very interesting thanks again Teach Dem 👍 another great interview
Love ❤️ him vibes.
One of the best in the 70ths 80ths 90ths up to this moment Jah Thomas great Artist no joke about it. Great history teach let the message reach blessings to the man and the crew.
I think this needs a pt2
Just can't get enough of these epic interviews, talk about another one of our great talent in the reggae danceall history. Keep doing what you're doing Teach, great memories.
Blessings. Blessings to the Great Jah Thomas. The 70s and 80s artists always give the best 👌 Interviews. He was one of the artists i used to listen to as a boy. Keep up the good work Jah Thomas. 👍
Keep up the good work Teach Them. 👍.
Love these interviews.
Great interview and so much new information for me. Teach Dem I think I have my diploma now from these interviews.
Teach those eras were and still the best of music ,today music is a mess a total mess too much madness, sadness, wickedness, crime criminals are using the music to hide their wicked and sinful deeds.
The music will not come back the 70s, 80s and the ninety are with no thoughts are the best eras of Jamaica's music.
Teach big up you always take me back to those eras when you find these follows and so you bring the music back to life in such form
Bless up teach God bless you greatly, I am certainly in tune with all your channels on RUclips God blessings bro.
Jah Thomas respect goes out to the producer very underrated, big big interview teach dem
So good to hear from Jah Thomas, and his musical history runs real deep, from JA>UK!
Gwaan Teach Dem! Yuh large loving the rich history of Jamaica! Keep it coming a lot more legends to come! Looking forward to Super Cat, Barrington, Beres etc etc! 🔥 🙏 BLESS
Listen to the WORDS and appreciate it he said Junjo lawes send come call him REMEMBER there was no Cellphones those days NO emails NO text ALL footwork you literally had physically send someone to get a message or communicate ..... Great Achievement you really put in the Work those days not like today 👍🏿 👏🏿
One of my favorite dee jays . Very underrated
Up up up……this is a big one Teach Dem 👍🏾 big up to the man like Jah Thomas. I feel you could do a pr 2 as Jah Thomas history deep.
100% !!!
Teach Dem. You a Di Boss. Great Interviews King & As a Music Man Myself Who have Done Many Interviews over The Years, People Like Beres Hammond. Dennis Alcapone. Ken Booth. Lorna Bennet.Just To Name a Few. You are Doing a Fantastic Job Documenting The Icons Of Reggae who have put in the works & you have taken it to another level. I myself are addicted to your interviews
Keep up the good works Bro & Blessed Love To you & your production crew everytime. And also I am loving the rub a dub thursdays. More Authentic music we want more a dat Lloyd Mullings aka DJ Warm n Easy Seh Dat & Big Up Jah Thomas. REAL REGGAE LEGEND
Epic interview, enjoyed this thoroughly
Big respect to you sir Jah Thomas 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. I know your name and a lot of your songs, some I didn't even know that it is you who sang them, but thanks to Teachdem I can now put a face to the name and songs. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jah Thomas those were the days dance all nuh good again 👍👍👍👍❤🙏
Yes teach dem history being told salute to jah Thomas
Big up my big brother ❤❤blessings
I love jamaican culture
Learnt a lot on this interview
Never know this man was so big one more lesson again Teach Dem
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Another commendable interview, maximum respect to you TEACH, a template on how to research and conduct an interview 👏👏
Respect Teach another wicked documentary one of my artists. Jah Thomas mentioned a lot of artists it would be good to see them on Teach Dem if there still alive. Linval Thompson Tristan Palmer Johnny Clark Johnny Osborne Dillinger etc