I have followed brigadier all over the world.. I have learn a lot biblically from him through the music.. The greatest Dj ever walk the face of the earth.. 🎤🎶
The greatest dance I ever seen was a dance on red hills road in Kingston the sounds that was playing was Jah Love vs Stereo phonics was promoted as slackness vs culture the dance was ram before 8 o'clock Jah Love had selector Ilawi DJ Brigadier General and Natty Stereo phonics had selector Big John DJ Echo and Flucksey every chune dem play and the DJ chat pon it that get forward non stop from 8 o'clock until 4 o'clock in the morning when I was leaving people that was unbelievable experience until now cyaaw forget it.😎🇯🇲
*Rastafari Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Negusa Negas Ababa Jon Hoy...Moa Anbessa Makkedesh Ze Imnegede Yehuda...Let Jah be praised inna the dance...Glorious things are spoken of thee I city of Jah Almighty...pure guide & uplift the Brigadier Jerry Right true the years without fear & tears...I.N.R.I...Salaamta... Selah...*
Dj now ask the crowd to sing 3/4 of their tune or pull up before they start. As a little girl I saw him at a small club at French street in Spanish town. All night chanting Saw him here in the US at MushJuan yearly event. when dance was night. He didn’t miss a beat. Young artist need to learn the nuance and character of reggae music so the genre can keep and hold its place for the future
Breada you bring back back this me me stand up one night an.take this dj uroy one night is my dj respect bring it back this is the kind we used to have with. We queen come back
Greetings another Briggy teacher was the famous Jolly Naphtali from the Twelve Tribes of Israel. You would have to dig deep for his cassette. Check with Briggy and he can confirm this great great teacher.
‘Three the hard way ‘ was how dem use fi b called….dem use fi mash up di place …Jah Love….as a teen mi use fi sneak n go Jah Love sessions….fuss time mi was around Rastas in such numbers….note to all, Ital corn pone is not fi di faint hearted..lol…Go Jah Love session pon di Boulevard…cross river dung a Golden Spring, any weh Jah Love did a play, mi was dere…of course mi parents never know…went to SAHS n mi boyfren went to KC n is him turn mi awn to Jah Love…fast forward n is 2023, n mi ‘trow di comb away’ fi 33yrs now…..
Well deserved, Briggy is part of the foundation of Dancehall Reggae. To this day like the late great U-Roy, the man hasn't uttered a song full of curse words and such. To these new school artists, say HELLO to your parent's favorite DJ.
Absolute Top Ranking. In the sound system or fronting a band, Briggy RULES. Every time in the USA or JA, each show was a boss set. AND ploin YEAH, YOU RITE---Josey and Chaplin made for mic-dropping sets!
This man introduced me to dancehall culture...1979...Rasta Dale from my block..gave me a Jah Love at Jack Ruby lawn cassette..which was a dance directly after reggae sunsplash..where Dennis Brown bun down di place...it eventutually was made into an album....yellow cover Named Brigadier Jerry At The Controls. After Fadda U Roy..he's the greatest Dj whe JA ever mek!!
Yeah man Briggi is not any old dj he a root man dj the feature rastafari vibes black controtness when real Jamaican vibes was part of out music the peanut man ,sugarcane man,fruits ma ,roast fishman, dreadnut man the true testimony of Jah Love sound and Briggi
Yes I truly fuljoy this presentation papa briggy a long time general. I have been listening to him from a yute. Give thanks king and I put in my subscription for future time. Bun out slackness culture we seh
Recall listening to the Brigadier in the 80s along with Yellowman, Josey Wales... Top Djs of the time...Jamaica, Jamaica, On the Run and Het up and Dance where some of the great tracks i enjoyed listening to.
Jah luv Muzik was the first to use colored poster. Dunn's River 1979 or it was 1980. Right now I have collections of Jah luv with the great Briggie. I have him on Jack Ruby, Blacks Stars and more.
Definitely agree Dunns river 79 I was there it was a stage show and dance I remembered Brent Downe singing the original By the rivers of Babylon with the Twelve Tribe band the dance was after the stage show how about the food the dreads cook at the Jan Love dance unbelievable I followed Briggy through high school in the 70s the best to ever do it 7 pm to 7 am and 6 nights in a row no other DJ has ever done that you would leave Jah Love dances in the morning
Yu see this man yah champion the general him love king stitt count machukie sir lord comic U Roy I Roy Prince jazzbo big youth jah stitch Prince hammer Prince far I Prince heron dillinger trinity I can go on general jerry take all them down King's and make one style that's why he's a true champion yes brigadier general Jerry jah love mikey...
The general is Brigadere all the time, I grow u in Guyana but reggae music we listen to. 1986 I became a member of theb12btribes and that's when we were listening to brigadere. My singer from then
Good job you some good research because I hear people talk somethings that like how he started yes it was on emperor Marcus sound on tavern Avenue just little bit topside his yard so good job
Brigadier revolutionized dance hall music :Style like :Christian., Kutchy, Rooling of the tongue, Doray me fall see Doe Poetic ilyrics -Pope Paul dead and gone never write no will -Selassie Songs -Ganga songs Rastas songs like Bobo Dread with the broom Every rasta is a star and contributes a lot to Rastas popularity. I could say a lot more.Without a doubt the general a the greatest D J of all time.Without any apology- Public speaking -Fully forward.
Let me try to help this blogger, the rethym is from in the 1970s. Done by Roy Richard, that is freedom blue, also done by Carl Malcolm. The M Pla rethym also came out in about 1976, Gregory Isaacs did song about free Nelson Mandela.There are several songs is done by other artists long before Brigadier Jerry, that is only sing over. It is done by a 20 Let me give this blogger some info,I don't know how old he is. I was born in the 1950s a couple years older than Brigadier Jerry,I and General Echo was born in the same year, but am a few months older. What useto happened back then in the 1960s and 1970s also early 1980s,most of the DJs them. Never useto recorded their songs, so everyone was allowed to taped the dance right throughout until it end. Sometimes the sound system sold the cassettes them to anybody, so people realized that nobody owns the songs.So they would studied it and,go to the studio and recorded it. Maybe change a few things to the song, same beat or rethym.I totally disagrees with you that Brigadier Jerry,is the greatest DJ out of Jamaica. Well that is your own opinion still,a DJ goes by his success in the music industry. How many number one song he has, also DJ of the year, winning Grammy awards and so forth. Although some of the awards can be a bit biased against the person, but if you put out good quality music. Then you will reaped some rewards, because I know several DJs is way ahead of Brigadier Jerry. Man like General Echo, Wilton Irie, sassafras,Hugh Brown, Ranking Joe, Ranking Trevor,Peter Metro,who won several awards, DJ of the year, several number one song,King Yellow.Brigadier Jerry started to recorded too late, he just coming to the market.I heard you talking about Jah Love was no such a great sound system, because I have listened to on several occasions and. There are several sound system is far better than it, because Gemini, was one of the the greatest soul set in Jamaica. Before it changed to strictly rubber dubs, Black scarpio, Metro Media, Socialist Roots, Ray Symiballic, Arrows international,King 👑 Jammys,Tipper Tone,Echo Tone, Down Beat, Merry Tone, Stone Love,Killer Manjaro, anyway. The greatest sound system I ever heard played, is the great King Tubbys. I heard Duke Reid, Coxenne, Channel One, just to mentioned a few of the great sound system played. The greatest young DJ I ever listened to is General Echo,it is since died in 1980. A lot of those younger DJs them rise up and,a lot of them used General Echo free style to established themselves. I know that you have a lot of cyber bullies out there, they are going to talk a lot of trash. Because a lot of them never heard certain DJs in their lives,or go to certain dance. So they wouldn't hear those DJs before, because some of them wasn't born as or too small,ok.
I agree with a lot of what you say but on the sound system you leave out stereograph or king stur guv and that sound better and sweeter than a lot of them to this day ...and you didn't mention virgo at the time was gemini and virgo run things up town and around town
@@kingsleybrown5110 As I said before that I know URoy in 1968 working for King Tubbys high-power sound system,he only have his sound in the 1970s. I know him personally I useto lived in Waterhouse near to King Tubbys,long before King Jammys have his sound system. Even Black scarpio is around long before Sturo graph, there is a lot of sound system I don't mentioned, because it too much of them. As I said I was born in the 1950s , like Gregory Isaacs,Delroy Wilson, Dennis Brown, General Echo, just to mentioned a few of who was born in the 1950s,ok.
@@kingsleybrown5110 I know King Stitch since 1964 and the very first DJ in Jamaica was count Machukie, have you ever heard about him before now. I useto see King Stitch on East Queen Street,at the corner at East street and Bunny Grant also other guys them talking.
@@blairboyd5617 yes i have record with count machukie and i did know bunny grant and i know where he used to live out by olympic close to spanish town road....i know the whole Kingston and st Andrew i used to ride bus for 3 cent and 5 cent
I would still like you to tell us more about Jose wales because there is a history, we had some good djs and some of them was CORRUPT, just get the facts and talk TRUTH because Jose wales was a BAD MAN. when say sound SYSTEM wasn't affiliated with politics but he was a JLP man I wont say too much.
Briggy can DJ, but it seems he doesn't put effort into rehearsing and putting the lyrics together before performing and thus mumbles anything at the last minute, so making no sense
H.I.M. Haile Selassie I ,who's is Rastafari , is a christian King, so Rastafari is where the name Rasta derived from , So how could the DJ not be a Rasta because he promote christanity when the King Haile Selassie I who is Rastafari is a Christian. You are not making any sense. Do your research.
Good to see my brother that's my home thank you jah rasta fari
Brigey the greatest DJ ever
I have followed brigadier all over the world.. I have learn a lot biblically from him through the music..
The greatest Dj ever walk the face of the earth.. 🎤🎶
Real talk bro he's the best of all time
He tour the entire world preaching his lyrics to us
No.1 DJ! Greatest DJ God ever put pon de land... Big up bredda Zebulon aka. Brigadier Jerry aka. The General!
One of the greatest Dj ever brigadier general
The greatest dance I ever seen was a dance on red hills road in Kingston the sounds that was playing was Jah Love vs Stereo phonics was promoted as slackness vs culture the dance was ram before 8 o'clock Jah Love had selector Ilawi DJ Brigadier General and Natty Stereo phonics had selector Big John DJ Echo and Flucksey every chune dem play and the DJ chat pon it that get forward non stop from 8 o'clock until 4 o'clock in the morning when I was leaving people that was unbelievable experience until now cyaaw forget it.😎🇯🇲
JAH LOVE / BLACK STAR TWO GREAT SOUND WITH BRIGADIER GENERAL THE GREATEST DJ
Never realize sey Briggy was a black Chinese man. Greatest DJ ever!!❤❤
BRIGADIER JERRY IS THE GREATEST DJ EVER HOLD A MIKE .HE IS THE 1 AN ONLY DJ GENERAL. LOVE THE TRIBUTE
Real talk bro
I love my school friend the general a de best chanter
I did enjoy it ,he was so smooth in my days
Brigadier Jerry back in the days , Dancehall nice and Everybody nice 💥♥️
*Rastafari Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Negusa Negas Ababa Jon Hoy...Moa Anbessa Makkedesh Ze Imnegede Yehuda...Let Jah be praised inna the dance...Glorious things are spoken of thee I city of Jah Almighty...pure guide & uplift the Brigadier Jerry Right true the years without fear & tears...I.N.R.I...Salaamta... Selah...*
Dj with the most lyrics Brigadier Jerry
Boogie Yaga War is my favorite Briggy song 🙏🏽
Dj now ask the crowd to sing 3/4 of their tune or pull up before they start. As a little girl I saw him at a small club at French street in Spanish town. All night chanting Saw him here in the US at MushJuan yearly event. when dance was night. He didn’t miss a beat. Young artist need to learn the nuance and character of reggae music so the genre can keep and hold its place for the future
He is one almighty dj
I love this! Well put together Tribute. Not sure Briggy saw this… will forward it to him now. He’s the Greatest DJ ever! Love you my hubby❤️🥰
My favourite and greatest dj ever
Breada you bring back back this me me stand up one night an.take this dj uroy one night is my dj respect bring it back this is the kind we used to have with. We queen come back
Greetings another Briggy teacher was the famous Jolly Naphtali from the Twelve Tribes of Israel. You would have to dig deep for his cassette. Check with Briggy and he can confirm this great great teacher.
Jah love
I wouldn't say he is the best but I can say he have the most lyrics no one can keep up😂
Fair enough but am 63 and to me he's the greatest dj to alive
Greatest Dj to hold a mike.....next come the yellow..next louie lepke.....next demus
‘Three the hard way ‘ was how dem use fi b called….dem use fi mash up di place …Jah Love….as a teen mi use fi sneak n go Jah Love sessions….fuss time mi was around Rastas in such numbers….note to all, Ital corn pone is not fi di faint hearted..lol…Go Jah Love session pon di Boulevard…cross river dung a Golden Spring, any weh Jah Love did a play, mi was dere…of course mi parents never know…went to SAHS n mi boyfren went to KC n is him turn mi awn to Jah Love…fast forward n is 2023, n mi ‘trow di comb away’ fi 33yrs now…..
Well deserved, Briggy is part of the foundation of Dancehall Reggae. To this day like the late great U-Roy, the man hasn't uttered a song full of curse words and such. To these new school artists, say HELLO to your parent's favorite DJ.
Wasn't my favorite dj but I respect him and wat he have done for di culture, 💯 🙏
General trees!!👍👍
Absolute Top Ranking. In the sound system or fronting a band, Briggy RULES. Every time in the USA or JA, each show was a boss set. AND ploin YEAH, YOU RITE---Josey and Chaplin made for mic-dropping sets!
Was lucky enough to see him and Charlie Chaplin in a sound battle with Coxsone in a warehouse in Dalston mid 80s,which was a privelage.
Respect And blessings
My favorite Dj the best in dancehall style big up brigadier Jerry
My favourite too
This man introduced me to dancehall culture...1979...Rasta Dale from my block..gave me a Jah Love at Jack Ruby lawn cassette..which was a dance directly after reggae sunsplash..where Dennis Brown bun down di place...it eventutually was made into an album....yellow cover
Named Brigadier Jerry At The Controls.
After Fadda U Roy..he's the greatest Dj whe JA ever mek!!
Yeah man Briggi is not any old dj he a root man dj the feature rastafari vibes black controtness when real Jamaican vibes was part of out music the peanut man ,sugarcane man,fruits ma ,roast fishman, dreadnut man the true testimony of Jah Love sound and Briggi
Briggy should have cut a song off of that Ranking Slackness juggling! Riding riddim like a jockey 👌🏽
Yes I truly fuljoy this presentation papa briggy a long time general. I have been listening to him from a yute. Give thanks king and I put in my subscription for future time. Bun out slackness culture we seh
Love it. Wi also haffi big up ILAWI on the wheels of steel
And his brother Jeremiah 🔥🔥
A laugh till a kin ova when a hear di slackness and culture faceoff!!!dem too sweet❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
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Recall listening to the Brigadier in the 80s along with Yellowman, Josey Wales... Top Djs of the time...Jamaica, Jamaica, On the Run and Het up and Dance where some of the great tracks i enjoyed listening to.
Jah luv Muzik was the first to use colored poster. Dunn's River 1979 or it was 1980. Right now I have collections of Jah luv with the great Briggie. I have him on Jack Ruby, Blacks Stars and more.
I don't see any other selector could flip records like Briggie selector on Jah luv. Jah luv was the only set that okay at CAST/UWI
Definitely agree Dunns river 79 I was there it was a stage show and dance I remembered Brent Downe singing
the original By the rivers of Babylon with the Twelve Tribe band the dance was after the stage show how about the food the dreads cook at the Jan Love dance unbelievable I followed Briggy through high school in the 70s the best to ever do it 7 pm to 7 am and 6 nights in a row no other DJ has ever done that you would leave Jah Love dances in the morning
Real music, love it
The good old days......i miss those Djs
Yu see this man yah champion the general him love king stitt count machukie sir lord comic U Roy I Roy Prince jazzbo big youth jah stitch Prince hammer Prince far I Prince heron dillinger trinity I can go on general jerry take all them down King's and make one style that's why he's a true champion yes brigadier general Jerry jah love mikey...
The general is Brigadere all the time, I grow u in Guyana but reggae music we listen to. 1986 I became a member of theb12btribes and that's when we were listening to brigadere. My singer from then
Well done video.. original top flight dj yes
Biggup briggy everytime cry everytime fi the general echo he was about to take off
Great Great Great artist in is Owen rights 4:28
Jah love musis
Muzik not Music
Jah Love Muzik that's how we spell our music 🎶 🎵
Grates off all time 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good job you some good research because I hear people talk somethings that like how he started yes it was on emperor Marcus sound on tavern Avenue just little bit topside his yard so good job
Noticing how these fellas dressed for their show. Now, they young bucks have their pants to the ground. Loved the good old days.
Nice tribute as usual 👊🏾🔥
Charlie and Josey are both students of BRIGADIER JERRY.
you wrong about Josey an Chaplin they are nat Brigadier student U RAY Chaplin teacher
No sir ....Each one of them grew up in the Stur-Gav Sound System and mentored by the Late Great U-Roy ...
Josey admit that brigadier influence his career..
Charlie was u Roy student
But u Roy crown😂 briggy as the greatest at the dance in Tivoli
Mi did have it pon casset.
Love fi get it back
Brigadier revolutionized dance hall music :Style like :Christian., Kutchy, Rooling of the tongue, Doray me fall see Doe Poetic ilyrics -Pope Paul dead and gone never write no will -Selassie Songs -Ganga songs Rastas songs like Bobo Dread with the broom Every rasta is a star and contributes a lot to Rastas popularity. I could say a lot more.Without a doubt the general a the greatest D J of all time.Without any apology- Public speaking -Fully forward.
Love how you've put this together...Briggy is a favorite, and next up for me is Louis Lepke!
Bless up
Super. 🐱 is my favorite❤🎉🎉🎉
Let me try to help this blogger, the rethym is from in the 1970s. Done by Roy Richard, that is freedom blue, also done by Carl Malcolm. The M Pla rethym also came out in about 1976, Gregory Isaacs did song about free Nelson Mandela.There are several songs is done by other artists long before Brigadier Jerry, that is only sing over. It is done by a 20 Let me give this blogger some info,I don't know how old he is. I was born in the 1950s a couple years older than Brigadier Jerry,I and General Echo was born in the same year, but am a few months older. What useto happened back then in the 1960s and 1970s also early 1980s,most of the DJs them. Never useto recorded their songs, so everyone was allowed to taped the dance right throughout until it end. Sometimes the sound system sold the cassettes them to anybody, so people realized that nobody owns the songs.So they would studied it and,go to the studio and recorded it. Maybe change a few things to the song, same beat or rethym.I totally disagrees with you that Brigadier Jerry,is the greatest DJ out of Jamaica. Well that is your own opinion still,a DJ goes by his success in the music industry. How many number one song he has, also DJ of the year, winning Grammy awards and so forth. Although some of the awards can be a bit biased against the person, but if you put out good quality music. Then you will reaped some rewards, because I know several DJs is way ahead of Brigadier Jerry. Man like General Echo, Wilton Irie, sassafras,Hugh Brown, Ranking Joe, Ranking Trevor,Peter Metro,who won several awards, DJ of the year, several number one song,King Yellow.Brigadier Jerry started to recorded too late, he just coming to the market.I heard you talking about Jah Love was no such a great sound system, because I have listened to on several occasions and. There are several sound system is far better than it, because Gemini, was one of the the greatest soul set in Jamaica. Before it changed to strictly rubber dubs, Black scarpio, Metro Media, Socialist Roots, Ray Symiballic, Arrows international,King 👑 Jammys,Tipper Tone,Echo Tone, Down Beat, Merry Tone, Stone Love,Killer Manjaro, anyway. The greatest sound system I ever heard played, is the great King Tubbys. I heard Duke Reid, Coxenne, Channel One, just to mentioned a few of the great sound system played. The greatest young DJ I ever listened to is General Echo,it is since died in 1980. A lot of those younger DJs them rise up and,a lot of them used General Echo free style to established themselves. I know that you have a lot of cyber bullies out there, they are going to talk a lot of trash. Because a lot of them never heard certain DJs in their lives,or go to certain dance. So they wouldn't hear those DJs before, because some of them wasn't born as or too small,ok.
I agree with a lot of what you say but on the sound system you leave out stereograph or king stur guv and that sound better and sweeter than a lot of them to this day ...and you didn't mention virgo at the time was gemini and virgo run things up town and around town
@@kingsleybrown5110 As I said before that I know URoy in 1968 working for King Tubbys high-power sound system,he only have his sound in the 1970s. I know him personally I useto lived in Waterhouse near to King Tubbys,long before King Jammys have his sound system. Even Black scarpio is around long before Sturo graph, there is a lot of sound system I don't mentioned, because it too much of them. As I said I was born in the 1950s , like Gregory Isaacs,Delroy Wilson, Dennis Brown, General Echo, just to mentioned a few of who was born in the 1950s,ok.
@@blairboyd5617 king stitt
@@kingsleybrown5110 I know King Stitch since 1964 and the very first DJ in Jamaica was count Machukie, have you ever heard about him before now. I useto see King Stitch on East Queen Street,at the corner at East street and Bunny Grant also other guys them talking.
@@blairboyd5617 yes i have record with count machukie and i did know bunny grant and i know where he used to live out by olympic close to spanish town road....i know the whole Kingston and st Andrew i used to ride bus for 3 cent and 5 cent
Agree
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STILL #1 BY FARR, 3 BLIND MICE 😂🔥, REAL BRIGADIER GENERAL NOT TODAY'S ¥₩%#@$
RUFFEST DJ ON TWO FOOT
Great icon jahbless.
He read the Bibles page to page
What happen to brigadeer Jerry in real life,,can anybody say,can't hear nothing from him since his run in with the law in the usa
THIS ONE DEDICATED TO YOU is brigadier song not PIRATE PETER METRO
I would still like you to tell us more about Jose wales because there is a history, we had some good djs and some of them was CORRUPT, just get the facts and talk TRUTH because Jose wales was a BAD MAN. when say sound SYSTEM wasn't affiliated with politics but he was a JLP man I wont say too much.
Why do u have a tribute for him is he dead?
What happen to him I no he was in some shooting but wat happen to him niw
Ah wait wah him say the false prophet that ah capleton boomboclattt dam but briggi ah vet bo dout
That was just as soon as he turn Rasta memba capleton song bombo red🔥🔥🇯🇲
Briggy can DJ, but it seems he doesn't put effort into rehearsing and putting the lyrics together before performing and thus mumbles anything at the last minute, so making no sense
He was a fake rasta he promote christianity real rasta don't do that
H.I.M. Haile Selassie I ,who's is Rastafari , is a christian King, so Rastafari is where the name Rasta derived from , So how could the DJ not be a Rasta because he promote christanity when the King Haile Selassie I who is Rastafari is a Christian. You are not making any sense. Do your research.
The greatest D J to walk the planet Earth during my college years I found myself at every Ja h Love session just to listen Brigadier Jerry
Ok
THIS ONE DEDICATED TO YOU is brigadier song not PIRATE PETER METRO