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- Official Reggae History: Selector Danny Dread Exclusive Interview Live in Jamaica 🇯🇲 2024
Known worldwide as “King Danny Dread the Teacher”, on behalf of Jamaica’s government Olivia Grange awarded and recognized him as “a pioneer at the actual bedrock of Jamaican music” at one of its 2020 Reggae Month celebrations.
The innovator of the infamous “One Drop” live mix down technique that Bob Marley sung about, Danny’s iconic mixing technique resulted from him using an original sound system tube amp as an actual instrument while operating and selecting chunes live on Jamaican Sound System, Papa Roots. This innovation influenced the sound of a whole era of Jamaican music and is still used to mix down artists performing live on sound systems across the world today.
A producer and one of Jamaica’s most influential selectors of all time, Danny’s career overlaps with many of Jamaicas biggest reggae stars to include: Uroy, Barrington Levy, Supercat, Nicodemus, Yellowman, Burro Banton, Josey Wales, Cutty Ranks, Cocoa Tea, Dennis Brown, Johnnie Osbourne, Gregory Isaacs and dozens more.
Bob Marley’s go to selector is a living legend sound system/sound clash king maker with a 50+ year legacy of iconic sound system and Reggae Dancehall production influence.
Officially crowned king of all Jamaican selectors (twice) prior to joining King Addies in the 80’s, Danny Dread is King Addies longest tenured selector and is the key factor of the juggernaut Brooklyn sound’s rise to become America’s #1 sound.
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BIG UP THE ORIGINAL TUBE AMPS, STEEL HORN, DOUBLE EIGHTEEN SOUNDS SELECTOR!!! Nough respect me general. Give thanks for life!
Legendary Danny Dread
Tippa. Tone crazee
What else can i say.. LEGEND..📖👌🔥🎧🎧💯🎵🎤🎚️🎚️🙏🙏🎶🎶😎📖👌🎧🎧💯🎵
Big Up Danny Dread Legendary Selector for years..... Respect general.
So much History to Learn Big respect ....
Yes Yes " Don Sinclair " Yet " ANOTHER " vital interview with one of the unsung artists of his generation , The interviews that you do are always Informative , Educational . And .............. " INTERESTING " . Great Works yet again from the " Don Sinclair " Control Tower " Bless Bless ,
Respect & Blessings Star
Blessed LOVE 🎉
Papa Roots…. Nicodemus Ranking Trevor U Brown…. Yeah!!!
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Di great Danny Dread!
Bless up Foundtion I wish the self-proclaimed selectors would take notes. Original can't be altered
Miracles talk is cheap new song out now ❤ big up this channel
Greatest
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Watching from Antigua 🇦🇬 #268
I remember danniDread making history in Waterford primary school 1980 and the dance getting shot up and I got arrested with a dj from papa roots name Jah Benji and you Danny Dread and I was so young the soldiers let me go home you should remember that night 1980waterford
I want to know where is the amplifiers
And the dubplates
Danny Dread is one of my favourite Selector but his memory us fading abit, the Dance he's talking about with King Majestic was in early part of 80s not 70s. It was 1981 Eek A Mouse buss di Big hit song 'A Wah Do Dem' on Volcano Label.
Early B & Supercat was on King Majestic before Killamanjaro. I believe they came after Jim Kelly
@kwekuoboasi9352 Yes correct Jim Kelly was on Jaro before Early B and Katarock aka Super Cat.
You are right i dj on majesty up to 1979 super cat them after
Danny Dread link me up I remember you playing at my mother house opening in portmore with king attorney I was the only down town youth who watch you play mostly every dance from 77 up to jammys days I live in England and I don’t know what happened after
Love jnr respect tru every iwah
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Jack ruby sound
Fats Domino music was not on Gramophone.