The government should put music equipment and instruments in every school in Jamaica....and sit back and watch the vibes they bring...that country especially in the 70s n 80s ..untouchable
I remember the 80's music, I remember King Jammy, in my view he's the greatest of his time and that music is Jamaican music. Jamaica feel proud. Big Up your music
People from all corners of the word, all nations, all ages, all genders take Jamaica producers as a "mentors"/ "inspiration". I'm so happy that in my youths, my father showed me this genre. Feeling even blessed about that cause we are from north 😂 a serious vibes. Introduce reggae culture to your children, they wouldn't have money for something else like drugs or alcohol. They will invest into soundsystem and studio to play records and instruments. Jammy$! Tubby's! Sir Coxsone, Byron Lee and each and everybody! Big respect due!
Thanks King Jammy's. You made Jamaica a better place by being a musical genius. Totally enjoyed your music over the years. You deserve your crown 👑. 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
I remember I could not wait to get mixed tapes to listen to These songs. Neva went to a dance, but always wished I could. Lol. Always love the music, they will never die in my mind.
Watching and listening to this make my blood crawl with excitement and joy . Especially hearing the pioneer and revolution of the sleng teng riddim . We have so much culture and power as a people and race so i wish we were the ones benefiting the most off our music culture and arts . Respect to all the foundation pioneers in the business past and present. Bless 🙌
Thank you for this insight. It's so helpful and important for a deeper understanding of those circumstances under which some of the best Reggae-Music was realised. Heartical respect from Germany.
I wish them would have some big screen TVs in every corner of Jamaica to teach the young artists them coming that this how music United everyone and bring joy to every Jamaicans 💕
It’s too short we need a part two yes ? , lots a memories a come back , dancehall music nice , all dem riddim wicked , I was listening like I was in school , just getting all knowledge how d music started , thanks vp
Hi, August! Possible I know you from DJ Shortman Reggae Friday Live chat? Do you know if or when he comes back? Or did I miss something? Thanks and greetings from Germany!
@@august88837 Thank you August, I also hope he comes back soon. I miss the reggae weekend start with good music, DJ at home, and nice people. Especially precious during the lockdown and no Clubs open here. Wow, and thx to you, besides Jamaica, I now begin to miss also Belize and the "go slow" vibes. I travelled there back in the days, with best memories of Caye Caulker. One love!💚💛♥️😊
King Jimmy's is the heart of sound system ,King save a lots life's in Jamaica take youth out of badness and let them get rich out of music ...it's the best all around when it's come on to danceall ridem
We need back this it unite people all the artists should come together and give him a crowning what happened to the power shabba ranks long live the King 🤴
~~~~ Incredible!!!! Bless up for posting this amazing documentary where we get blessed with the KING Himself discussing his philosophy!!! Large!!!! ~~~~
The baseline knock him down lol him ave bad heart and deh a dance a so you know when dance nice. Lol I'm in smiles watching this. I just love the history of our music. I could just listen the riddim them alone all day long.
Current Settings: 04/06/2022 Laying on my Sofa entertained by VP Records watching King Jammy, King at the Control's Documentary. Irie Memories that's why I've always said, Wealth comes to mind but I know that Music is Spiritial but the Music business is not!!! Great watch🇯🇲Give Thanks King Jammys for sharing his Love and Passion of Great Artiste past and present 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿
Like a fairy tale. Unreal. A whole big big something out of nothing. God almighty must have had his hand in this. God bless King Jammy, all the artists and children and wives and mothers, the neighborhood and the producers of this wonderful documentary.
We point to various communities and say that it is the place where Jamaican music started. My take is that while it may seem so, most of these inhabitants were originally from various locations in rural Jamaica. These people or their parents came to Kingston from country to make a better living. Music is an intrinsic part of ALL Jamaicans.
What the f###ck is going on with the music now. Look at how professional, creative and dynamic or dance Hall music and space was. Look at it now, rubbish 😭 right now the old 80ths music is recycling and generating more play and money than the present rubbish
WHEN LOVE ENDS💚💛❤EVERYTHING ENDS ☮UKRAINE☮ Let's not let it happen my brothers and sisters, love will shine and triumph over war ✌ Big Up VP RECORDS✨👍✨
This man was very talented and very genius he's given reggae dancehall music all the spices that the island 🏝 created he's got the Marcus Garvey status in musical riddims, to say he's got a gaza status it's an understatement he's got the Israeli status instead gaza got no power.
Salute to King Jammys and all the pioneers of the dancehall and sound system 🙌 It's the #slengting riddim 🎵🎵 for me and Barry G was our RUclips and Google back in the days 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
He was King Jammys to everyone but at Alpha Academy in the 90s we knew him as ‘Natalie father the big music producer’ lol. We all tried to see him when he came to pick her up from school. Good times I tell you
it just shows the journey that dancehall took and the many artist that play a major roll in making what we have today possible for our young artist the sad part is many of them dont know this history and dont bother to visit and learn where it all stem from.. great documentary
Double '00'Qweff, there is NOTHING for the young artist to learn, other than "QUIT BEING FOOLS!"... This only highlight how BLACK MEN and black people in general are ALWAYS exploited by everyone or their talents. They are comfortable only getting enough to eat and can never think beyond the next plate of food!!! Look at who is behind most of dancehall music as producers, managers etc etc!!! Jamaica is one big SLAVE plantation with mixed overseers and nonblacks leading everything. Besides the fame i.e. people knowing their names, most of these artist have NOTHING to show. Absolutely NOTHING!! But guess what? Jamaicans are just happy to have been a part of the show. SMH.....Something is VERY wrong around the world with black people. They dance their @sses off, while they cannot afford a can of Milk the next day,....then they go on to vote to maintain the same poverty line.....I am at a loss for words when I look at the reality. It all stem from LOW SELF ESTEEM!! IDIOCY and POVERTY!! singing and dancing their lives away, while others control them. Yes, some were able to eat after shows, but their race needs more than that.
Sleng teng that's when the beat change from rub ah dub which was slower. a crew called blood fire posse had a beat called get flat was also a pioneering beat of what we call dancehall today
Verry nice docomantary love to see my favorite artist from the 90s I'am a 90s person if it comes to dancehall that time was pure gold Good knowledge here keep it up Blessings !!!
What most of you don't understand why Jammy was so good with the recording sound as a producer. Jammy is an electronic technician, who use to work on radios 📻, TV📺, and making sound system amplifiers. And to do those things. You have to know the sound in the sounding of electronic things, including amplifier. My music career takes off on the Kingston 11 community. Places like TOWER Hill, Compound, Water House, Penwood. These are is where I got my soundsystem career started, through the inspiration of the Late Uroy, King Tubbys HI Fi, the early young Jammys soundsystem before he went to Canada, then back to Jamaica to start work as an engineer and Producer. So I can tell anyone that Jammy is good producer, and with sound. He's very good at that. I know Jammy about 50 years, before I even start to Dj on soundsystem.
Jammies used to pin African Symbol speaker wires. I was there and I remember! More than one time. Symbol is by far the biggest sound jamaica has ever seen.
I really enjoyed those erroes of dance hall jaunas it's call me good old days brothers and sisters i was there with this Soundsistem regularly it's near my home where I've grown up.
Bless up mr Jammys and the mass . I think it should start from when he had build the tribe amps at Drumiley avenue I don’t sure I have the spelling right but make it stay because that the place my best friend from ST , Ann saw i with Jammys when he tell Jammys about my loves for music and the same day mr Jammys take I to king tubby studio saying he is letting I see how inside of a studio look like . But after the passing of my friend it was so sad that I can’t even explain what had happen to my spirit but thank Jah for life I am here today to say mr King Jammys is true king to Jamaican culture Roots unity
What's amazing about it? That's who fed him!!! gave him a life that his community could NEVER have given him because there are no black infrastructure or resources anywhere.
Greetings from Canada to you and the family It's nice to see you riding high knew you would be successful praises to the most high your Godson has grown into a wonderful man Lester's son take care hoping to see you when I get back to JA give Iris nuff regards
I always wonder why can't or why don't we have our own HALL OF FAME MUSEUM for our artists and culture. We must not allow other race and cultures to highlight our arts and culture
Case and point .......a bunch of white guys winning a Grammy award for best reggae album 🤣 🤣. It's not even so much that they are white because music and art has no color but Who were the judges ??? Who were they competing against??? How was the nominated process done ?? More questions than answers...lol How can a platform that is not of us identify with us ......
The government should put music equipment and instruments in every school in Jamaica....and sit back and watch the vibes they bring...that country especially in the 70s n 80s ..untouchable
I remember the 80's music, I remember King Jammy, in my view he's the greatest of his time and that music is Jamaican music. Jamaica feel proud. Big Up your music
People from all corners of the word, all nations, all ages, all genders take Jamaica producers as a "mentors"/ "inspiration". I'm so happy that in my youths, my father showed me this genre. Feeling even blessed about that cause we are from north 😂 a serious vibes. Introduce reggae culture to your children, they wouldn't have money for something else like drugs or alcohol. They will invest into soundsystem and studio to play records and instruments. Jammy$! Tubby's! Sir Coxsone, Byron Lee and each and everybody! Big respect due!
yes.
Thanks King Jammy's. You made Jamaica a better place by being a musical genius. Totally enjoyed your music over the years. You deserve your crown 👑. 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
What an incredible body of the greatest dancehall works! King Jammys is a dancehall legend. Lots of great memories of the 80s.
I totally agree. We need a part two. This is memories at its best. We are patiently waiting for part two. Thank you so much
Love And Respect To All Jamaican Musical Fraternity, Thanks For Your Representation, Taking It To The World We The Diaspora Are Proud Yeh! Str8! 🙏🏾
love this vibes big up the great king jammys legendary producer that paves the way for nuff artists from the 80s and 90s
Love this
LONG TIME MI NUH ENJOY A DOCUMENTARY SUH,HAD TO WATCH IT RIGHT THROUGH...RESPECT TO KING,JAMMYS AND HIS WORKS...BLESSINGS BRO.
We need more then part 1 , we need 2,3 and 4.....38 St Lucia Avenue a reggae music HEAVEN and King Jammys a reggae music GOD
Big up to the king.Thanks for the way you treated us whenever OX myself and the rest of our patrol team were in your community back in the days
Yow, classic times are shown right here. I love this! Give thanks to all who contributed to the history and continuation of our great reggae music
I remember I could not wait to get mixed tapes to listen to These songs. Neva went to a dance, but always wished I could. Lol. Always love the music, they will never die in my mind.
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King Jammy.s to the WORLD..BIg up V.P..for putting this on 🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🎧🎤🎤🎧📻🎧🎧🎶🎵🎵🎼🎤🎤
Love this documentary on King Jammy's. Thanks for your effort and sharing it with us. 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
Will never forget these day'z, King Jimmy's is just authentic.
The greatest thing about reggae in the 80's was an artist and producer would create a song about anything and it would be a hit .
These are the real pioneers .
Watching and listening to this make my blood crawl with excitement and joy .
Especially hearing the pioneer and revolution of the sleng teng riddim .
We have so much culture and power as a people and race so i wish we were the ones benefiting the most off our music culture and arts . Respect to all the foundation pioneers in the business past and present. Bless 🙌
So who’s u couldn’t just enjoy the doc without chatting shit,
Jah jah a tears it bring mi just reach 40 do the maths
Good one
Back Then WATERHOUSE A SEH ONE KING JAMMYS A RULE !
Pleasant memories what's going on now
Want some sense In dem head space FAST LANE SYNDROME!
Music is life 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This is a Living Legend. We Hail you we Salute you we love you you have given us quality music for life
Thank you for this insight. It's so helpful and important for a deeper understanding of those circumstances under which some of the best Reggae-Music was realised. Heartical respect from Germany.
Riep Bobby Digital and all the fallen musicians singers producers that took part in the the world of great music.
I wish them would have some big screen TVs in every corner of Jamaica to teach the young artists them coming that this how music United everyone and bring joy to every Jamaicans 💕
A True mon. A deh so di mindset deh. Every town square fi staat show these tings on projectors fi our youts
It’s too short we need a part two yes ? , lots a memories a come back , dancehall music nice , all dem riddim wicked , I was listening like I was in school , just getting all knowledge how d music started , thanks vp
Hi, August! Possible I know you from DJ Shortman Reggae Friday Live chat? Do you know if or when he comes back? Or did I miss something? Thanks and greetings from Germany!
@@ingridreim3205 hi vp records has said anything yet when he coming back on , ini miss u all n d show , greetings from Belize 🇧🇿 one luv
@@august88837 Thank you August, I also hope he comes back soon. I miss the reggae weekend start with good music, DJ at home, and nice people. Especially precious during the lockdown and no Clubs open here.
Wow, and thx to you, besides Jamaica, I now begin to miss also Belize and the "go slow" vibes. I travelled there back in the days, with best memories of Caye Caulker. One love!💚💛♥️😊
@@ingridreim3205 yes I respect same way , yeah I miss d show too , iam a hit up vp n ask dem
@@august88837 👍good idea 😘
Sleng Teng Rhythm transcends decades❤️🇯🇲
King Jimmy's is the heart of sound system ,King save a lots life's in Jamaica take youth out of badness and let them get rich out of music ...it's the best all around when it's come on to danceall ridem
True bro
Thanks for
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Thank you VP crew..what a fantastic documentary on the great man and a super start to the weekend..one love from England 🇬🇧 x
Hail to the fire house music producer king jammys 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍
We need back this it unite people all the artists should come together and give him a crowning what happened to the power shabba ranks long live the King 🤴
~~~~ Incredible!!!! Bless up for posting this amazing documentary where we get blessed with the KING Himself discussing his philosophy!!! Large!!!! ~~~~
The baseline knock him down lol him ave bad heart and deh a dance a so you know when dance nice. Lol I'm in smiles watching this. I just love the history of our music. I could just listen the riddim them alone all day long.
King jammy is the greatest producer 🙌 of all time 🙌
Current Settings: 04/06/2022 Laying on my Sofa entertained by VP Records watching King Jammy, King at the Control's Documentary.
Irie Memories that's why I've always said, Wealth comes to mind but I know that Music is Spiritial but the Music business is not!!!
Great watch🇯🇲Give Thanks King Jammys for sharing his Love and Passion of Great Artiste past and present 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿
Like a fairy tale. Unreal. A whole big big something out of nothing. God almighty must have had his hand in this.
God bless King Jammy, all the artists and children and wives and mothers, the neighborhood and the producers of this wonderful documentary.
King Jammy is a genius !
The police just rolled up impromptu in the documentary...authentic!!
We point to various communities and say that it is the place where Jamaican music started. My take is that while it may seem so, most of these inhabitants were originally from various locations in rural Jamaica. These people or their parents came to Kingston from country to make a better living. Music is an intrinsic part of ALL Jamaicans.
"it is very important to maintain the knowledge of the past"
real producer.. big people tings..big up Jammys
Those were the days! King Jammy rules✊🏽
Legends are made and the whole time they have no idea that they are legendary until much later
VP Records great documentary on the legendary King Jammys,really enjoyed bless
What the f###ck is going on with the music now. Look at how professional, creative and dynamic or dance Hall music and space was. Look at it now, rubbish 😭 right now the old 80ths music is recycling and generating more play and money than the present rubbish
WHEN LOVE ENDS💚💛❤EVERYTHING ENDS ☮UKRAINE☮
Let's not let it happen my brothers and sisters, love will shine and triumph over war ✌
Big Up VP RECORDS✨👍✨
♥️♥️♥️💛💚🖤💚💛♥️
This man was very talented and very genius he's given reggae dancehall music all the spices that the island 🏝 created he's got the Marcus Garvey status in musical riddims, to say he's got a gaza status it's an understatement he's got the Israeli status instead gaza got no power.
Very good documentary 👌🏿👌🏿
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
Salute to King Jammys and all the pioneers of the dancehall and sound system 🙌 It's the #slengting riddim 🎵🎵 for me and Barry G was our RUclips and Google back in the days 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Super powerful and inspiring! Thank you so much. Big blessings, love and respect
He was King Jammys to everyone but at Alpha Academy in the 90s we knew him as ‘Natalie father the big music producer’ lol. We all tried to see him when he came to pick her up from school. Good times I tell you
Incredible!!! One Love to Alpha Academy!!! I enjoy listening to their online radio show!!
Thank you for the upload. Legendary!
it just shows the journey that dancehall took and the many artist that play a major roll in making what we have today possible for our young artist the sad part is many of them dont know this history and dont bother to visit and learn where it all stem from.. great documentary
Double '00'Qweff, there is NOTHING for the young artist to learn, other than "QUIT BEING FOOLS!"...
This only highlight how BLACK MEN and black people in general are ALWAYS exploited by everyone or their talents. They are comfortable only getting enough to eat and can never think beyond the next plate of food!!! Look at who is behind most of dancehall music as producers, managers etc etc!!! Jamaica is one big SLAVE plantation with mixed overseers and nonblacks leading everything. Besides the fame i.e. people knowing their names, most of these artist have NOTHING to show. Absolutely NOTHING!! But guess what? Jamaicans are just happy to have been a part of the show. SMH.....Something is VERY wrong around the world with black people. They dance their @sses off, while they cannot afford a can of Milk the next day,....then they go on to vote to maintain the same poverty line.....I am at a loss for words when I look at the reality. It all stem from LOW SELF ESTEEM!! IDIOCY and POVERTY!! singing and dancing their lives away, while others control them. Yes, some were able to eat after shows, but their race needs more than that.
Great documentary 👏🏽 Agree we need a part 2, 3, 4.....Respect to all the contributors. #kingjammys
Respect king jamming 👏🙌🙏👌for the work u put in reggae and dancehall
yeh man love it !....Jammy's is the King👍🏾👊🏾
Wow that sleng ting riddim was the biggest thing back then, well made it was tough and still is one of the toughest.
Sleng teng that's when the beat change from rub ah dub which was slower. a crew called blood fire posse had a beat called get flat was also a pioneering beat of what we call dancehall today
I still love that riddim! Cho, sling ting was the ting.
Remember watching this around 2010... miss dem days so much
Verry nice docomantary love to see my favorite artist from the 90s
I'am a 90s person if it comes to dancehall that time was pure gold
Good knowledge here keep it up Blessings !!!
Nuffest Respect to this man foundation setter thankyou King Jammy ❤🦁👍
Big up sir Janmys wonder if dem young artist watch n learn
What most of you don't understand why Jammy was so good with the recording sound as a producer. Jammy is an electronic technician, who use to work on radios 📻, TV📺, and making sound system amplifiers. And to do those things. You have to know the sound in the sounding of electronic things, including amplifier. My music career takes off on the Kingston 11 community. Places like TOWER Hill, Compound, Water House, Penwood. These are is where I got my soundsystem career started, through the inspiration of the Late Uroy, King Tubbys HI Fi, the early young Jammys soundsystem before he went to Canada, then back to Jamaica to start work as an engineer and Producer. So I can tell anyone that Jammy is good producer, and with sound. He's very good at that. I know Jammy about 50 years, before I even start to Dj on soundsystem.
KING JAMMY.......UNA PIEZA MUY IMPORTANTE DEL DESARROLLO MUSICAL EN JAMAICA.......MUY BUENA SU MUSICA........
King Jamming in my mom's bar playing I dance to all those artist growing up the good old days 😂😂😂💞💞💞💞😂😂💞💞💞💞😂💞😂😂💞💞
Jammies used to pin African Symbol speaker wires. I was there and I remember! More than one time. Symbol is by far the biggest sound jamaica has ever seen.
The heart ❤ of music 🎶, king 🤴
NUFF RESPECT Memory Lane!!!
Yea man fi real….Jammys big time master producer hands down no doubt…nuff raspect to the MAX 👏🏽👏🏽🤛🏾
Black Scorpio ah Seward drive and the king jammys every Thursday night ah firehouse inna the 80s was🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love from 🇧🇲 Bermuda🔊🎶💯‼️
I really enjoyed those erroes of dance hall jaunas it's call me good old days brothers and sisters i was there with this Soundsistem regularly it's near my home where I've grown up.
Wow 😲 everyday Mi learn something new jammies bring back a lot of memories blessings jammies and the family Black sparpio blessings mi people Oh
Massive respect to everyone n the video the story is large. The history can not be beaten in any music form.
Bless up mr Jammys and the mass . I think it should start from when he had build the tribe amps at Drumiley avenue I don’t sure I have the spelling right but make it stay because that the place my best friend from ST , Ann saw i with Jammys when he tell Jammys about my loves for music and the same day mr Jammys take I to king tubby studio saying he is letting I see how inside of a studio look like . But after the passing of my friend it was so sad that I can’t even explain what had happen to my spirit but thank Jah for life I am here today to say mr King Jammys is true king to Jamaican culture Roots unity
Awesome documentary, tnx fi upload!
Happy Birthday King Jammys LIVING LEGEND
I hope Jammy's copies all his masters and stores them in a safe place...
Portland, JAMAICA in the Building!!!
Big Up The Land of My Birth...Penwood road here!
Wayne Smith pan de sling ting riddim is a classic,kimg jammys a de real king fe de dance hall
Respect King Jammies
Beautiful piece of history.
Great documentary 👍🏾. Lots of classic footage. Mek dancehall nice again nuh 🇯🇲
貴重だぁ👑🎥🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Need a documentary on his life and work one day.
God bless every soul on this documentary
Love this documentary 💯
Jah know I was born in no bay spent most of my life in Spanish town. O M G king jammy
Salute to the King 🤴
The respect Ninja has for Jammys is amazing
What's amazing about it? That's who fed him!!! gave him a life that his community could NEVER have given him because there are no black infrastructure or resources anywhere.
I agree!!! Its awe inspiring.....me love the Ninja stylee back in the day til now!!! One Love!!!
Turning Knobs is part of Jammy earlier profession as a electronic technician. So that is one of the reasons why he always touching up the knobs.
This Is Epic!! History Of Legends 💯
Need to get in contact with king jammy
King jammy in bounty killer voice .....
Dont ramp.da king deserve his flowers right now seen.💯👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💥💥💥
Greetings from Canada to you and the family It's nice to see you riding high knew you would be successful praises to the most high your Godson has grown into a wonderful man Lester's son take care hoping to see you when I get back to JA give Iris nuff regards
I always wonder why can't or why don't we have our own HALL OF FAME MUSEUM for our artists and culture.
We must not allow other race and cultures to highlight our arts and culture
Case and point .......a bunch of white guys winning a Grammy award for best reggae album 🤣 🤣.
It's not even so much that they are white because music and art has no color but
Who were the judges ???
Who were they competing against???
How was the nominated process done ??
More questions than answers...lol
How can a platform that is not of us identify with us ......
Ninjaman 🐐 ♑
Good Memories, RIP Mum xxx