Stereo Mars Sound System ft Nicodemus, Super Junior Cat, Cutty Ranks, Burro Banton, Tenor Saw pt2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Stereo Mars Sound System ft Nicodemus, Junior Cat, Cutty Ranks, Burro Banton, Tenor Saw pt2
Tenor Saw (born Clive Bright, 1966, Kingston, Jamaica) is best-known for his 1985 hit "Ring the Alarm," a song based on the then-ubiquitous "Stalag 17" rhythm which proved to be one of the biggest -- and catchiest -- hits to come out of reggae's transition into the electronic age. Tenor Saw followed it up with Fever, an LP that -- while it didn't contain his signature song -- proved to be a minor classic of early dancehall, full of simple, catchy melodies, synthesized rhythm-section parts, and Tenor Saw's floating vocals. (The CD reissue of Fever also appended dub versions of most of the original tracks.) With such a promising start to his career, it seemed Tenor Saw would be around for quite a long time; sadly, his life was cut short in August 1988, when he was hit by a car in Houston, TX, and killed. The album Wake the Town was released posthumously in 1992.
The nickname Buro has been with him from his schooldays and Banton was the title given to a lyrics champion. His early influences included Dillinger, Trinity, U. Brown and Ranking Trevor. He would frequent dances where his heroes performed and emulate their gestures and phrasings, which eventually evolved into his own presentation. In 1976, persuaded by his friends, he made his debut as a DJ at the renowned Skateland discotheque in Kingston when he entered a talent contest. Banton began his career in earnest on the Roots Unlimited sound system alongside Josey Wales. His success led to him becoming the resident DJ for the Gemini sound system, which resulted in his association with Henry ‘Junjo’ Lawes’ Volcano sound. Performing alongside Peter Metro, Little John, Billy Boyo and Ranking Toyan, the sound clashed with People’s Choice, where Banton battled with his old sparring partner, Josey Wales. Volcano won the contest and shortly after the event Wales joined the Volcano posse. In the early 80s, Banton’s distinctive voice, which sounded similar to Prince Jazzbo, had only been heard on yard tapes.
Nicodemus came to notoriety as a DJ in the late 70s/early 80s performing on the Socialist Roots sound system alongside selector Danny Dread. In 1978 King Jammy (then Prince Jammy) gave his name to the Tapetown sound, which flourished when Nicodemus joined the crew. He delivered his chantings in a style similar to Prince Far I and Prince Jazzbo. He recorded a number of hits, including memorable work with the Roots Radics and notable sessions at Channel One Studio. In 1980 Nicodemus released a combination tune with Ranking Trevor, ‘Jamaican Rockers Hop’, announcing his arrival. He enjoyed a string of hits in 1981, including the adjoining hits ‘Gunman Connection’ and ‘Bone Connection’. The DJ Clash, with Ranking Toyan, which was issued with a voting card, featured the exceptional ‘Hail Nico Dread’, ‘Bubble Nicodemus Bubble’ and ‘Tubby’s Daddy’. Nicodemus was the featured DJ on Bingi Bunny’s ‘Him A Natty Dread’, which introduced his idiosyncratic style to a wider audience. His reputation was further enhanced by the equally popular combination hits with Linval Thompson (‘Holding On To My Girlfriend’) and Leroy Sibbles (‘Rock Steady Party’)
Super Cat was born William Maragh in a ghetto section of Kingston known as Cockburn Pen or Seivright Gardens (the same area that produced DJ stars like U-Roy and Prince Jazzbo). Interested in music from a very young age, Maragh was touring Jamaica with various sound system organizations by the time he was a teenager. His first DJ name, Cat-a-Rock, was eventually switched to Super Cat due to the former's resemblance to the word "cataract"; he also earned a secondary nickname, the Wild Apache. Super Cat made his recording debut in 1981 with the single "Mr. Walker," recorded for the Techniques label and produced by Winston Riley. A succession of singles for various labels followed, as did his debut album Si Boops Deh, which appeared on Techniques in 1985. Settling for a short time on the Skengdon label, Super Cat recorded another album, Boops, but soon grew dissatisfied enough with the business aspect of recording to start his own label, Wild Apache Productions.
Cutty Ranks (born Philip Thomas) is a former butcher that became one of the first to pose an actual challenge to the dominance in the ragga world to Shabba Ranks. A representative of the sound system genre in the early '80s, he joined with Donovan Germain's Penthouse label in 1990, with a stone voice sound, much like Shabba's, running over the "gun talk and slackness" common to this era of ragga. Ranks also makes use of relatively lesser used beats to set himself apart from the other DJs on the scene. The two major albums to look for are The Stopper (Fashion) and Lethal Weapon (Penthouse), both of which showcase his skills decently.
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3/24/2023 as good as anything today or since
Wicked Ragamuffin 🎉
One Of The Best Names For A Sound System.....
Respect for this audio upload
WHO STILL LISTENING IN 2018!!??!! ONLY 1 SUPERCAT!!
2019 til end of time
The Legend!!
Wicked session...Nice...that is the way that reggae dancehall should be. Raggamuffing style! speakers, mic, vynil records, mixer and two turntables and some artists to come to sing and chat on the sound.
WILD APACHE!!!!! SUPER CAT BAD NUH BLOODCLAAT ENU MAN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
These days every artist a star...not like now only a hand full can star a show
Big big session 🔥🔊🕉️ respect 🇲🇽
CRUCIAL RESPECT!!!!!!!! YES LARGE LIKE PRESIDENT!!!!!!
Missa Sinclair mi haffi big you up for this. Some good reggae dancehall history here!
Dance Nice
Yeah Man straight Up
Serious Ting
supcat kill it everytime
rough junior cat lyrically can compete wit any artist word for word even up till know, if you listen to lyric it too tough, he shoulda been clashin wit papa san...but his delivery is wha a kill him an the fact super cat exist. Wish he woulda collab wit ninjaman back when on killamanjaro...
dis ya forever wicked!!! Foundation!!!
+Monica Wilson Nuff respect Star Bless
Supercat the don dadda best one by far
big respect original sound system inna jamaica 💣💚✌ sente os grave das antiga..
Um dos MELHORES videos de performances AO VIVO no RUclips!!
One of the BEST videos of LIVE performances on RUclips!!
Rare, rare, rare!
Pure energy.
This is a REAL LESSON to actually artists and pseudo-artists!!
JAAAAHHHHH!!
Bless!!
sabe o nome da primeira musica ?
Grande Felipe!
Cara, eu não sei. Mas deve ser algo do tipo "Dakôi, Dakôi, Dakôôôi". kkkkkk
Sonzeira de primeira!
Os caras tinham a música no sangue, meo! Esses microfones aí tinham, no máximo, os equalizadores para colocar em HI-FI. Ou seja, não tinha nada que tornasse a voz mais pura ou com efeitos para retirar desafinos. Hoje em dia, qualquer merdinha da música brasileira consegue transformar a voz usando essas tecnologias. NAQUELE TEMPO tinha que cantar e ponto final. E esses caras da Jamaica sabiam e sabem fazer isso!
Grande abraço.
Ah, eu remixei diversos sets desses artistas (inclusive, remixei diversas músicas desses áudios aí). Só procurar no RUclips por "Jamaican Power Ragga Sessions". Remixei diversas edições, sendo que a primeira eu coloquei só músicas exclusivas da rádio "MASSIVE B" do jogo GTA 4.
Abracêra.
Pena que em sp nos Sound sistem só tocam ragga, se todos soubessem oq esses graves das antigas causam na mente .... Original Sound sistem Big respect little John & super cat
Junior Cat - High power
let dem new artiste watch the real foundation or pavement fi dem yo. super c
BRAAAAAP...LICK IT BACK...🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎤🎤🎤🎤
nice vibes....
black hole, black hole, black hole. ... .oh the anthem.
Blackout
🤘🤘🤘🍺🤘🤘🤘
man a wine out a waist at 11:30
junior kat fresh
anyone know the name of the first artist?? dickey rankin?? was that a song that was put out he was singing??
14:31 Eaaasyyy!
great upload sir but why did likkle john only a sing jay got to be stealing the mike away from the veterans and singing and wasting time early b super cat ranking trevor i want to hear
Big up ya self star thank you for your support keep it locked for 2017
Junior cat gave him the mic and because everyone loves Little John 👍
Fyi, Little John is a veteran in the music industry.
The man catalogue is vast and every one is a hit.
Just enjoy the privilege of hearing an excellent sound together with each and every DJ who contributed. This era is gone.
That's not Demus, he was wearing a white suit and panama hat, not a t-shirt. That man does look like him though.
Murder style !;)
Girl lecturer Mario a the Girls lecturer me tell you girl lecturer me a di wheeeel and sit down girls agaaaiiin they all know mi game change a mi money rings for the name is a marriage thang
Jamaican style nah
Stereo mars? Im sure its sturo mars