i killah tune i was guest at clint Eastwood and general saint and the reggae regulars and the were playing a cassette of Java hi power and this was playing theey gave me the tape as gift i still a have a recording pon cd blessed i little Irish say so👊
2022. Bought this from the original Dub Vendor shop back when it was first released. Love it even more nowadays as this sort of quality, sadly doesn’t exist anymore.
@@dia.6213 This is early 70s riddim, re-released in 1979. Big Youth's cut must have came out in 1973. One of the first major hits for Leroy Smart, a few years before his mega hit, "Ballistic Affair" in 1976.
@@56postoffice An early 70's riddim ? Impressive. I must check more of Gussies productions.......even Youth's vocals sound advanced ( sounds like late 70's vibe ) .
@@dia.6213 I read somewhere that this was originally produced by KC White. Gussies stole it from him. That's the vicious dog eat dog world of Jamaican record producers.
![LEROY SMART - Pride and Ambition [1972]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wvE52Xlwy8E/mqdefault.jpg)
![LEROY SMART - Pride and Ambition [1972]](/img/tr.png)
![BIG YOUTH - I Pray Thee [1974]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OH5VJcXzF0c/mqdefault.jpg)
![LEROY SMART - Jah The Creator [1980]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UhVs_5zPpzE/mqdefault.jpg)
This brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Leroy's voice.........aw man so pained. A wicked classic.
Got this when it was released!!
SIMPLY THE BEST!!
Sensational Production from Augustus Clarke❤❤❤
Jah know star dis man is a great singer I'm 46 an know dem all Leroy tuff 🎤🔝♥️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 reeeeeaal reggae music ❤️💛💚
i killah tune i was guest at clint Eastwood and general saint and the reggae regulars and the were playing a cassette of Java hi power and this was playing theey gave me the tape as gift i still a have a recording pon cd blessed i little Irish say so👊
Still listening in 2019...Rockers come again!
2022.
Bought this from the original Dub Vendor shop back when it was first released.
Love it even more nowadays as this sort of quality, sadly doesn’t exist anymore.
Jah know dis is like magic to my ears 🎧🔝♥️🎶❤️
One of my favorite people to play with. Leroy Smart. Saxi Abebi 🎷
.... Timeless Crucial !!!
You have got a gem of a vinyl there look after it it may be the only one left Thanks for posting this one.
A killer track.
Check how that bass drops when Big Youth enters the riddim
What can you say other than brilliant
This was Dub Vendor's first 12'' release! CLASSIC!
Count Robbie thats interesting to know, thankyou :)
Deep tune
Pedrada 🇧🇷 😎✌
This works on so many different levels
Killer dub
Topweapon 🔥
Chune to Rasta jah!!!
BOOM!!! Noice one!!!
You Forgot All That I've Done For You..........
tune!
ahhh It's the big youth version I know
Are there any other versions of this rhythm?
Tuneee
my spatr Daddy Digi Father Shamrock has it his massive collection he found it in a box in a second hand bric a brack shop 👉👉👉🎤🎼
1979 not 1972
This UK 12'' is from 1979, this side is the original cut of this song recorded in 1972
Ahead of it's time then......it's got a 1979 production sound .......doesn't sound like an early 70's sound , if you know what i mean
@@dia.6213 This is early 70s riddim, re-released in 1979. Big Youth's cut must have came out in 1973. One of the first major hits for Leroy Smart, a few years before his mega hit, "Ballistic Affair" in 1976.
@@56postoffice An early 70's riddim ? Impressive. I must check more of Gussies productions.......even Youth's vocals sound advanced ( sounds like late 70's vibe ) .
@@dia.6213 I read somewhere that this was originally produced by KC White. Gussies stole it from him. That's the vicious dog eat dog world of Jamaican record producers.
Roy Reid / I Roy had more lyrical content. RIP.🙏🏾
WAaaaaaaagh!