Teach dem I watch every interview from the first one wid hawk eye. But this interview meknme know how much back ground and research work you do for these interviews. Big up
You are a cultural icon in the making bro your interviews and documentation of our musicians will be a point of reference for years to come. A you Ian boyne pas the torch to
@@TeachDem well that's how it normally blossom into greatness. We can tell man that you enjoy it I live vicariously through the interview wishing I was there to ask a few questions too
Yow bro. Teach them. Big up mon! I knew your face look,familiar. U look different bro. Leonard brother. Delroy. We're from the same ,place. Link up seen! Send a link my G. Proud of u seen.
The Great Sir Lloyd Parkes, We The People Band. I had the pleasure of seeing him at Crystal Palace football ground, Reggae Sunfest, in 1980s with Dennis Brown, Leroy Sibbles, Aswad, Dean Fraser, and many others. I shall never forget, that day. Such a great, great day. Thank you Sir Lloyd Parkes, you have taken Reggae International, like Bob Marley, and I am forever grateful. You are The Greatest Bass Player. Thank you Teach Dem, for bringing us this great interview. 🎶🎶🎶💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🙌🙌🙌🙌
Give thanks Teach Dem for another stellar interview. Glad someone younger than myself is keeping this side of the music alive and documented. We should keep documenting the greats so that no one will forget their journey on this earth. Give thanks
Thanks to you teach dem for interviewing this great man Lloyd Parkes love watching him when him back Dennis Brown with we the peoples band . Such an inspirational man thanks Lloyd you are still on top
The great Lloyd Parks!! Totally loved this interview, saw him in 1974 in Bristol United Kingdom. I jumped on stage and managed to shake his hand,I was 19 at that time. Brilliant artist!!!!
First and foremost,lots of blessings to Mr parks for bringing us a lifetime of great music,lyrics,base guitar beats, it's just a real honor to see him in an interview,giving his life story, and journey through decades of reggae music,I always thought he owned the band, but was not the singer for (officially.)
My favorite Jamaican Bassist. Awesome feel and groove. The real sound of reggae. Loved alot of his bass lines and never knew it was him. Respect Mr. Parks... Would be an honor to meet you one day.
Love the work you do Teach Dem, you really make sure the Jamaican reggae history is documented and told to the world! HUGE respect! And to Lloyd Parks too, real legend!
Lloyd Parks and We the People. Many thanks Teach for linking and getting this icon's story documented. Again, this is not an ordinary musician: from his days with Joe Gibbs onwards, Lloyd Parks is one of the pioneers of the sound of our music. Hopefully, our relevant government authorities understand this and give him the recognition that's due.
Blessings. Blessings. Blessings always to the foundation artist. It is always a pleasure to see 👀 and listen to their journey through the music 🎶 industry. Keep up the good work Teach. Blessings. Health. Health.
Teach dem is the best interviewer, he ask the right questions, listen, do his research and equipt with knowledge, his guest are always comfortable to express themselves. Lot of journalist and media host can learn from Teach dem. Big up, always enjoy the interviews and really learn stuff. Big up youth.
One of the most difficult instrument to play and sing at the same time is the bass guitar. This man is a master of that. This man Lloyd parks is really a great man, and so humble . Big up Mr Parkes.
My older sister who is an old hits fan, and I had attended a lot of these stage shows back in the late 80’s and 90’s. I am so happy I was given the opportunity so see so many of these artists on stage. Some great memories for me. Teach thanks again…….One Love ❤️
I am fortunate to have seen this Legend live a few times backing Dennis Brown and a few others. His song "Stars" is one of my all time favorites. Lloyd Parks and the We the People band . Foundation music.
Sir Parks is the creme de la creme of musicians and truly deserves every accolade! And Teach, know that this and many other of your interviews will ensure your own cultural legacy, locally and globally! Well done... again!👏🏽👏🏽
D great Lloyd Parks. Long life. He gives respect, that's why he gets it in return. Some people must understand that respect is earned. Not demand. This man has and will always have my respect.
These great men music spread love and unity that surrounded and protected us. They not saying prayer to d devil. That's why d place is like this now. Full a d devil pickney.
Teach dem nuff respect king hope one you'll get a medal of honor what you're doing is great trust me phenomenal my brother keep up the good work you're the best on this platform blessings
God bless you Mr Lloyd Parks ,, Well Done God's faithful servant .. O.D . Stay bless .. My favorite song from him is """ Reservation for Two """ .. Nuff respect...
Apart from Leroy Sibbles. Lloyd parks is the best bass player ever!. When I hear him play bass, my waist starts to "tune up". I grew up on his music and my favourite songs are Mafia, Officially and Baby hang up the phone. Listen to those choons, especially the 70's versions and if you love reggae, you will understand how much I love his basslines. Did not know he was the bass player for the album Double Barrell. I still have my late brother's copy and will look for his credit on the album sleeve. I love both his and Lloyd Charmers music Bad. Our classical music. Learned a lot in terms of additional music he contributed to. I hope he knows how much he is loved and how much we appreciate his talents.
one of your best interview with one of my favorite band leader... original... he needs to do videos on how he played the guitar .. share that knowledge
Teach, Lloyd Parks voice gi mi goose pimples when him drop di piece a Slaving a di end. Man voice sound good same way. Nice interview/reasoning. Mi enjoy watching it. Give thanks
Love the interview! The great Lloyd Parks can't get any bigger than this. The Motown bassist he refers to as his favourite internationally is James Jamerson.
JAAAAAAAH !! Its a great day TD YOU REACH THE APPLE CORE OF OUR SWEET REGGAE MUSIC INDUSTRY, WELL DOCUMENTED, THANK YOU LP ( LLOYD PARKS ) KEEP GOING TEACH DEM!!
Teach Dem! The Legendary Bassist Sir Lloyd Parks. What l know for the fact is, in a number of reggae songs especially the classics you'll find Lloyd Parks playing bass. It touches me when he (Lloyd) talks about D Brown especially the albums namely "Foul Play and Love Has Found lts Way". Keep up the good works Teach Dem 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I was at the Carib Theatre in 1975 or 1976 at one of the Christmas morning stage shows with Gregory Isaacs, Leroy Smart. Lloyd Parks & We The People Band is one of a kind. Ruddy Thomas is a class act.
Teach dem, this is no joke, if u haven't already done so start ur label n register ur production company. U have a musical odyssey to venture on and it can be profitable. Blessings. Faithful subscriber. Blessings 🙏
Mr reggae music Lloyd Parkes so much knowledge and history. The Jamaican government should open up a reggae museum so the history doesn't not die and past on to future generations.
I was at the UK concert where he played with the Philharmonic Orchestra. I loved John Holt so much, from I was a child It was a fantastic concert. It was exceptionally brilliant!
'Mafia' 'Offically' 'Slaving' 'Everybody Needs Love' 'Time Ah Go Dread' And so many more. Wentworth sang a tune called 'The Rainbow' for Studio One around 1972/1973 after Sir Lloyd Parks left the Termites to go solo and form the: We The People band, which would eventually support and back up the GREAT Dennis Brown whenever he toured the world. After D Brown toured Canada in 1979 after his top 10 hit with 'Money In My Pocket', it was Lloyd Parks and We The People band who backed him. This tour was filmed initially by video. But is now on DVD and also on RUclips for you all to watch. Teach Dem, I'm going to ask you once again, and don't let me have to ask you again, or else I will get very VEXED with you! GET LASCELLE PERKINS ON TEACH DEM, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! He's now 84. Hurry up, you must get an interview with him. Don't end up regretting it. Peace!🇯🇲🙏🏿👊🏿
@ teach dem I truly and greatly appreciate the hard work and dedication that you put in so as to have us informative we / I have learned a lot your work has reached the mass and its greatly appreciated .,(teach dem men the message reach them).
we need a month with a legend like this...cool person clearly,,plus the work shop thing...teach dem follow up on that...work shop...teach the youths the game
blessed night everyone ,hope you having a productive week ,please safe and in prayer for Jamaica. THANKS TEACH AND THE CREW ! Lloyd parks what more can i do ! HAPPY TO SEE ANTHOTEHR GREAT LEDGEN AND STAR MR LLODY PARKS SHEAR IS STORIES
I know you from barbican road when you see me as a little youth you always give me a money God bless you all the time my brother may God bless you continually peace love and prosperity my brother peace ✌
Bwoy teach when I see this one mi seh mi ahfi comfortable fi listen it keep up the great work at 62 yuh ah teach mi some wicked things as In awesome revelation
Thanks for seeking, bigging up and showing love to the veterans…the new kids on the block need to know on whose shoulders they stand…because some of them forget and even disrespect! ❤️💛💚 Track down the great drummer and KC old boy Devon Richardson if possible…bless
teach dem what a lovely interview with the legend lloyd parks ...what a humble and nice man great interview ,i raise my hat to you sir keep the works flowing the world needs to know about the ghetto peoples reggae music which has taken the world by storm .......i will let you into a little secret you have already interviewed my cousin FRED LOCKS already you need that link with PAUL ELLIOTT the chosen one also maxi priest who incidently is my family also ...respect king man
Lloyd's Park and we the people band. Mash up the 80's nuff a dem stage show's and performances I attended.. all across Jamaica.. Dem days were the the days if pure love and enjoying entertainment, unlike now.. Them days ws
The great Lloyd Parks together with Leroy Sibbles , Robbie Shakespeare, , and Family man Barrett are like masterpiece Bass players . Officially by Lloyd Parks is a great song and a all time favorite of mine .
Teach dem I watch every interview from the first one wid hawk eye. But this interview meknme know how much back ground and research work you do for these interviews. Big up
Blessings bro yeah man that’s the hardest part well and editing lol
You are a cultural icon in the making bro your interviews and documentation of our musicians will be a point of reference for years to come. A you Ian boyne pas the torch to
Let's see how it goes just a gawn do something I love and enjoy
@@TeachDem well that's how it normally blossom into greatness. We can tell man that you enjoy it I live vicariously through the interview wishing I was there to ask a few questions too
Yow bro. Teach them. Big up mon! I knew your face look,familiar. U look different bro. Leonard brother. Delroy. We're from the same ,place. Link up seen! Send a link my G. Proud of u seen.
Thank you Brother Lloyd for pointing out that Lynn Taitt is the unsung hero of Jamaican music.
This man have a good solid memory and can hold a good conversation what a nice way to show how hard work pay off
Teach Dem you out did yourself!! "The Mighty Lloyd Parks"
Love these interviews bro, blessings from Nashville!
The Great Sir Lloyd Parkes, We The People Band. I had the pleasure of seeing him at Crystal Palace football ground, Reggae Sunfest, in 1980s with Dennis Brown, Leroy Sibbles, Aswad, Dean Fraser, and many others. I shall never forget, that day. Such a great, great day. Thank you Sir Lloyd Parkes, you have taken Reggae International, like Bob Marley, and I am forever grateful. You are The Greatest Bass Player. Thank you Teach Dem, for bringing us this great interview. 🎶🎶🎶💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🙌🙌🙌🙌
Give thanks Teach Dem for another stellar interview. Glad someone younger than myself is keeping this side of the music alive and documented. We should keep documenting the greats so that no one will forget their journey on this earth.
Give thanks
Great Interview, What a humble and great human!!! Nuff Love, Honor and Respect!!!
Thanks to you teach dem for interviewing this great man Lloyd Parkes love watching him when him back Dennis Brown with we the peoples band . Such an inspirational man thanks Lloyd you are still on top
Lovely interview. Thank you Mr Park's for your years of contributions to Jamaica music industry and for the entertainment.
The great Lloyd Parks!! Totally loved this interview, saw him in 1974 in Bristol United Kingdom. I jumped on stage and managed to shake his hand,I was 19 at that time. Brilliant artist!!!!
This man is walking and living HISTORY.
Great interview with the legend . Big up Teach Dem , a you make we know the real history about reggae music
I know this will be great. Big up yourself teach dem and nuff respect to Lloyd Parks. Deeply rooted foundation inna Reggae.
One of the best interviews I've seen ...Lloyd Parks is a musical genius and so humble.
First and foremost,lots of blessings to Mr parks for bringing us a lifetime of great music,lyrics,base guitar beats, it's just a real honor to see him in an interview,giving his life story, and journey through decades of reggae music,I always thought he owned the band, but was not the singer for (officially.)
This is a great interview of this legendary Reggae Musician: Mr. Lloyd Parks.
Thanks for this interview.
Love these old skool Icons Blessings Blessings to you Sir Lloyd Parks 🇯🇲🇯🇲
I Love these history lessons
Blessings Mr. Parks
My favorite Jamaican Bassist. Awesome feel and groove. The real sound of reggae. Loved alot of his bass lines and never knew it was him. Respect Mr. Parks... Would be an honor to meet you one day.
Sir Loyd parks. We the people. Honorable. Again teach mi. Always respect iah.
Wow! Lloyd Parks voice still sounds great. I love 'Officially'. Was a big hit, still very popular😍
Teach, this is a BIG ONE!! much respect for sitting down with the REGGAE LEGEND LOYD PARKS and bringing us his story👍🏾🇯🇲🎶🎸
The great one the legendary Mr Lloyd Park one of the great that paved the way in our Jamaican music Jamaica 🇯🇲 is so blessed love my island.
Another great one with another legendary icon, massive respect to the great Sir Parks. Keep on educating the masses Teach, much respect bredda.
Love the work you do Teach Dem, you really make sure the Jamaican reggae history is documented and told to the world! HUGE respect! And to Lloyd Parks too, real legend!
Teach you have outdone yourself again. Great job my youth 👏
Lloyd Parks and We the People. Many thanks Teach for linking and getting this icon's story documented. Again, this is not an ordinary musician: from his days with Joe Gibbs onwards, Lloyd Parks is one of the pioneers of the sound of our music. Hopefully, our relevant government authorities understand this and give him the recognition that's due.
@Da Royal General Easy king
Facts!
Sir Dung i totally agree they need to honour him aka recognition before he died.
Lloyd Parks give me my first hair cut as a youth when we was growing up... Respect Lloyd Parks 👍
R r Qatar❤😂😊❤
Love this. Sir Parks is a legend..
Thank you Teach Dem..blessings
Love the history teachings. Blessings father Parks.
Blessings. Blessings. Blessings always to the foundation artist.
It is always a pleasure to see 👀 and listen to their journey through the music 🎶 industry.
Keep up the good work Teach.
Blessings. Health. Health.
Teach dem is the best interviewer, he ask the right questions, listen, do his research and equipt with knowledge, his guest are always comfortable to express themselves. Lot of journalist and media host can learn from Teach dem. Big up, always enjoy the interviews and really learn stuff. Big up youth.
Great interview salute Lloyd Parkes 👑👍🏽🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
One of the most difficult instrument to play and sing at the same time is the bass guitar. This man is a master of that. This man Lloyd parks is really a great man, and so humble . Big up Mr Parkes.
Fully present in class Teach! It Reach! Big up the Great Lloyd Parks all the while
My older sister who is an old hits fan, and I had attended a lot of these stage shows back in the late 80’s and 90’s. I am so happy I was given the opportunity so see so many of these artists on stage. Some great memories for me. Teach thanks again…….One Love ❤️
I am fortunate to have seen this Legend live a few times backing Dennis Brown and a few others. His song "Stars" is one of my all time favorites. Lloyd Parks and the We the People band . Foundation music.
it's a blessings to see Mr Lloyd still going strong sir very good artist long life for you sir 💪💪💪
Sir Parks is the creme de la creme of musicians and truly deserves every accolade! And Teach, know that this and many other of your interviews will ensure your own cultural legacy, locally and globally! Well done... again!👏🏽👏🏽
D great Lloyd Parks. Long life. He gives respect, that's why he gets it in return. Some people must understand that respect is earned. Not demand. This man has and will always have my respect.
These great men music spread love and unity that surrounded and protected us. They not saying prayer to d devil. That's why d place is like this now. Full a d devil pickney.
Lloyd forgotten to mention the Lengdary lead vocalist of THE TECHNIQUES SLIM SMITH and the great LLOYD SPARKS sound like SLIM SMITH.
THE BLACKSTONES
Teach dem nuff respect king hope one you'll get a medal of honor what you're doing is great trust me phenomenal my brother keep up the good work you're the best on this platform blessings
God bless you Mr Lloyd Parks ,, Well Done God's faithful servant .. O.D . Stay bless .. My favorite song from him is """ Reservation for Two """ .. Nuff respect...
Big big interview dis...blessup Teach dem..Respect Mr Parks...
Excellent interview
Big up Lloyd
Young youths take notes
Blessing to you teach Dem keep doing the good work its a joy
Yes Teach Dem....Leroy
Sibbles & now Lloyd Parkes....the 2 template
of reggae foundation
give thanks....🙏🏿
Legendary Musician, Lloyd Parks We & the People Band.
Apart from Leroy Sibbles. Lloyd parks is the best bass player ever!. When I hear him play bass, my waist starts to "tune up". I grew up on his music and my favourite songs are Mafia, Officially and Baby hang up the phone. Listen to those choons, especially the 70's versions and if you love reggae, you will understand how much I love his basslines. Did not know he was the bass player for the album Double Barrell. I still have my late brother's copy and will look for his credit on the album sleeve. I love both his and Lloyd Charmers music Bad. Our classical music. Learned a lot in terms of additional music he contributed to. I hope he knows how much he is loved and how much we appreciate his talents.
I missed the premiere but am now here to listen to Lloyd Parks shares his story
one of your best interview with one of my favorite band leader... original... he needs to do videos on how he played the guitar .. share that knowledge
Teach, Lloyd Parks voice gi mi goose pimples when him drop di piece a Slaving a di end. Man voice sound good same way. Nice interview/reasoning. Mi enjoy watching it. Give thanks
Love the interview! The great Lloyd Parks can't get any bigger than this. The Motown bassist he refers to as his favourite internationally is James Jamerson.
Thanks for keep giving us these great interview teach
JAAAAAAAH !! Its a great day TD
YOU REACH THE APPLE CORE OF OUR SWEET REGGAE MUSIC INDUSTRY,
WELL DOCUMENTED, THANK YOU LP ( LLOYD PARKS )
KEEP GOING TEACH DEM!!
Officially he was one of the best bass players in Jamaica!🎶🌴
Teach Dem! The Legendary Bassist Sir Lloyd Parks. What l know for the fact is, in a number of reggae songs especially the classics you'll find Lloyd Parks playing bass. It touches me when he (Lloyd) talks about D Brown especially the albums namely "Foul Play and Love Has Found lts Way". Keep up the good works Teach Dem 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I was at the Carib Theatre in 1975 or 1976 at one of the Christmas morning stage shows with Gregory Isaacs, Leroy Smart. Lloyd Parks & We The People Band is one of a kind. Ruddy Thomas is a class act.
Lloyd Parks and We The People Band, was one of the favorite band that played at our high school concert... XLCR back in the 70's
Teach dem, this is no joke, if u haven't already done so start ur label n register ur production company. U have a musical odyssey to venture on and it can be profitable. Blessings. Faithful subscriber. Blessings 🙏
Teach dem is the best right now him ah lead str888
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Jamaica legend sir lloyd parks means foundation 🙌 🏅👊🏾 🇯🇲
The Greatest base player to ever grace the Island of Jamaica.
He's a legend in the music industries I hope minister Grange award this genius with a medal of honor respect this man a lot
Upppp to Mr Parks respect 🙌 all the time.
Mr reggae music Lloyd Parkes so much knowledge and history. The Jamaican government should open up a reggae museum so the history doesn't not die and past on to future generations.
I was at the UK concert where he played with the Philharmonic Orchestra. I loved John Holt so much, from I was a child It was a fantastic concert. It was exceptionally brilliant!
Blessings to Teach and Sir Lloyd Parks
One more général! Realy would like a training school were these légende could past on some wiz to the geners🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lloyd Parks start from long time but him always look young.. one of those musicians that hardly age, just like Prince Buster (RIP)
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Teach how you find these legendary people good interview again thank you Sir
The work is paying off bro
God bless you all legends.
'Mafia'
'Offically'
'Slaving'
'Everybody Needs Love'
'Time Ah Go Dread'
And so many more.
Wentworth sang a tune called 'The Rainbow' for Studio One around 1972/1973 after Sir Lloyd Parks left the Termites to go solo and form the: We The People band, which would eventually support and back up the GREAT Dennis Brown whenever he toured the world.
After D Brown toured Canada in 1979 after his top 10 hit with 'Money In My Pocket', it was Lloyd Parks and We The People band who backed him.
This tour was filmed initially by video. But is now on DVD and also on RUclips for you all to watch.
Teach Dem, I'm going to ask you once again, and don't let me have to ask you again, or else I will get very VEXED with you! GET LASCELLE PERKINS ON TEACH DEM, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
He's now 84. Hurry up, you must get an interview with him. Don't end up regretting it.
Peace!🇯🇲🙏🏿👊🏿
Blessings Teach Dem Have A Good Morning 🙏
@ teach dem I truly and greatly appreciate the hard work and dedication that you put in so as to have us informative we / I have learned a lot your work has reached the mass and its greatly appreciated .,(teach dem men the message reach them).
The great Lloyd Parks - We The People.
Trust mi. The wickedest bassie Inna Jamaica
we need a month with a legend like this...cool person clearly,,plus the work shop thing...teach dem follow up on that...work shop...teach the youths the game
blessed night everyone ,hope you having a productive week ,please safe and in prayer for Jamaica. THANKS TEACH AND THE CREW ! Lloyd parks what more can i do ! HAPPY TO SEE ANTHOTEHR GREAT LEDGEN AND STAR MR LLODY PARKS SHEAR IS STORIES
Good work Teacha Jamaica icon real man long life live on brother brother with blessing
Yes TeachDem, another great one. 👊🏾
Waiting on Ernie Smith, Pluto Shervington and Boris Gardiner.
I know you from barbican road when you see me as a little youth you always give me a money God bless you all the time my brother may God bless you continually peace love and prosperity my brother peace ✌
Bwoy teach when I see this one mi seh mi ahfi comfortable fi listen it keep up the great work at 62 yuh ah teach mi some wicked things as In awesome revelation
Thanks for seeking, bigging up and showing love to the veterans…the new kids on the block need to know on whose shoulders they stand…because some of them forget and even disrespect! ❤️💛💚
Track down the great drummer and KC old boy Devon Richardson if possible…bless
sir Lloyd Parks the legendary, still looking great for 72
teach dem what a lovely interview with the legend lloyd parks ...what a humble and nice man great interview ,i raise my hat to you sir keep the works flowing the world needs to know about the ghetto peoples reggae music which has taken the world by storm .......i will let you into a little secret you have already interviewed my cousin FRED LOCKS already you need that link with PAUL ELLIOTT the chosen one also maxi priest who incidently is my family also ...respect king man
Lynn Tait is one of my hero's. Listen to the brush!
Very Interesting Interview. Officially!!
A member of the techniques I love with the great Pat Kelley rip blessed human been
Large, influential Musical Reggae icon in the business
lloyd Park & we the people band, riddim with soul!!
bless up sir parks for his support for Rayven Armani school band project
I remember Father Gooden, he was a blessed man.
This is legendary ; true icon !
Good morning teach den bless up mr LLOYD PARKS 🙏
De great one legendary Mr Parks teach dem yuh large and in charge another gem
Thanks for sharing my regards to the parks family especially Oniel Orvil Newell and the girls...
Great program 👍
Lloyd's Park and we the people band.
Mash up the 80's nuff a dem stage show's and performances I attended.. all across Jamaica..
Dem days were the the days if pure love and enjoying entertainment, unlike now..
Them days ws
The great Lloyd Parks together with Leroy Sibbles , Robbie Shakespeare, , and Family man Barrett are like masterpiece Bass players . Officially by Lloyd Parks is a great song and a all time favorite of mine .
Respect for that interview teach dem nuff blessings
GREAT WORK GREAT INTERVIEW 👍👏👌
I'm a big fan of Sir Parks. Big up!
This is another big one Teach dem I am here waiting.