The Story of Dominic Kenny | Dancehall's First Non-Jamaican Sensation
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2024
- In 1983, a teenage music magazine reporter from West London traveled to Jamaica to interview upcoming Dancehall Deejays. He ended up moving to the island and became an integral part of the Sound System scene
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Just got sent this link ! Well researched and pretty much on point ! Few details a miss but feel very honoured ! Thank you !
would love to hear some stories!
Big Up Dominick ✌️👍
Respek mi legend 🙌
Would like to hear the things that were amiss, and where you are now? / what you are doing? 🙏
Big up a Di artist name Dominik❤
I never knew there was an artist like this before Snow. I'm glad I learned this.
Domonic ......part of the jamaican blood family . Bless up
Dominic, wow I remember seeing him on old VHS tapes of Reggae Sunsplash
Dominic was the first white mc to chat on Saxon sound system back in the 1990s
not to forget Dominic's excellent Apeman magazine from the late 90s' . BIg up Dom
,...favour bwoy George " ,.... And with Peter Metro .
Great stuff. Neva heard of him. Must check em out. Sounds like he's got a bit of Irish in em!! 😊
He have to thank NINJA MAN..🔥🎚️📖📖💯🎶🎵🎵😎
Yh man… he stamp his name in dancehall 💥
That part of London is a very mixed bag - some very nice areas some very tough areas, especially in the 70s though the 90s. Dominick was able to get by in Kingston because of his time in Ladbroke Grove.
Blessed Love,, Rastafari,,🇱🇨👊🏽🇯🇲👍🏽❤️
Wow..very cool history, very informative. Thanks. 😊
Had to rewatch. RAS, id love to hear a story about Lady Saw. Idk her life but she had always been with us, growing into men (InI teenager years). 'You are mi real prince Charmin. Like da heat to da fiyah you are always burnin! .' Id love to hear about sistah, especially as we're talking about 90's.
Kizzie kept the Roots of Kunta Kinte alive. Ras Kizaro you are some saint holy to HIM thats keeps much needed history. I know where i stand, on the left to HIM, standing as He sits upon His throne (full glory HIM!) , a tier down from HIM. You must be part of the entourage close to HIM. HIM is real, His soul as undefeatable LOVE. (dreams, after much fasting alone with mother earth reveals these things)
Ok, i should continue on watching Bob receive the UN peace medal, just love to put down in in words what i have seen and known. Bless upon all that remember HIM, jah Ras Tafari! 🙏 . Walk with His light and darkness is dispelled. Only love remain❤️💛💚
One correction Heady D is the one who merged hip hop and dancehall
So this is what Tim Westwood was up to in the 80s.
Teach me teacher.irie i
No white boy done what he done
Who could ever forget Snow's sound blasting killer tune Informer....A MONSTER track.. He was to Dancehall what Eminem was to Rap...
Sorry not sorry, snow is no Eminem not even close...😂😂😂
@@lenardbarzey2788 Well actually I wasn't comparing them Skill-wise, rather as successful White acts in music genres which are essentially Black (A novelty back then) Of course, they're not on the same level. Snow's career was rather short-lived. You've got to be dumb to place them on the same platform.
Are u mad lol snow done nothing 😂 dancehall doesn't even kno snow, 1 choon an u say he is to dancehall what ems to rap lol 😂😂 em put in work dude,and em is to rap what every other rapper is to rap lol u guys need to stop 😂
M&M
Ah, Dominik. 😀 more of.a legend than most think. Went tat for tat with the greatest. Not boy george 😂
No Dominic wasn't no Superstar, you must not know wah name suh
He was a novelty act who was popular in Jamaica not in England