In 1994 I was staying at the Atlantic Beach Club in Negril and we wandered over to a little bar built out of palm thatch on the beach. A DJ began to start a 90 min reggae session and he played this song by Tryone Taylor. I was blown away and I actually felt tears in my eyes as I looked around, took a nice big puff on the sensei and gargled a red stripe...I knew I would remember the moment forever...Jah Bless!
Tyrone Taylor ❤ is the original and Best version of this Big Tune 🎶 🎼 My dad was a DJ in 1980s… he, his crew and my uncle Patrick would play this song 🎵 🎶 and the ladies would whine up on those men in the dances 🕺 💃🏽 Memories ❤🎉❤Great old days growing up
My dad showed me this song today, and grew up in the same neighbourhood with him in Jamaica, and the made me cry. Just the thought of losing my dad one day makes me cry, I love my dad more than I love myself, he is my best friend and the best person I’ve ever met in this world.
If I was younger, I'd dance the night away. Evocative song; reminds me of here in South Africa during the 80s, state police and the army terrorizing citizens, kicking doors down at night, daily marches and burnings, and yet somewhere in the background music would bring us together, soothing the thorny road we travelled to reach this point....®®®
One night my mum played this tune 57 times on the bounce , and it still sounds absolutely brilliant. This tune is the definition of timelessness, god bless you Tyrone Taylor for your songwriting and vocal talent, you are truly missed 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
The original and best version of this classic. I lived on the west end in 1991 at Crotton grove cottages, Peewee's was my local but spent too much time at de bus, hurricane bar and many of those small great places! I met my wife there and this is 'our song'. I didn't get to see Tyrone but saw Gregory a few times, Yellowman & Ziggy. Cool times indeed for a young man. I returned and lived in Mo'bay a few years later for a year.
I finally cut a tribute offering to my dear friend Tyrone Taylor. His original "Little Cottage In Negril" will always be the best! His recording ayard, embodying the Vibe, taste & feel of the West End. Consistently credible! Best of times, Miss you Tyrone. OB
❤ My dad George, Uncle Pat, and Sound crew would play this in parties 🎈 🎉 and dances😂❤🎉where women and men would whine up on each other 😂😂Great Memories of years gone by growing up ❤🎉DJ Sexy Soca Sam Hackney East London UK 🇬🇧 Both my father and Tyrone Taylor are gone too soon 😢😢😢❤prayers
When I was a student in Southampton back in the early 80's we used to like to go to the West Indian Club in Brintons Road, and of all the lovers rock the DJ used to play in the "erection section", Cottage in Negril was my favourite. It is such an evocative song for me, and generates so many great memories. I still have the 12" EP of it on vinyl up in my attic. Tyrone, your genius was not properly recognized. May you rest in peace.
Very! Took my family to see the sunset at Rick's cafe years ago and this song brings back every second of that precious day, every frame of those moments with my heart beat and two kids on that trip❤
Variety is good, everyone has different taste and should. I love this song but I like others as well. I would love to make the world in my image but I know there would be so much I would miss, or don’t know about if that was to happen, so am happy we have so much variety in this little island. Love for this type of music comes with maturity, pain, lost and understanding what is important in life.
What memories this tune brings back to me early 80s mrk 3 cortina in my prime pumping these tunes l used to get some looks but most people would start dancing and believe me it wasn't common to see a white boy with this sound
I had the privilege of meeting Tyrone at Alfred's in Negril - probably 1993-94. At my request, he sang "Little Cottage ...". I met him again when he dropped by my little cottage on the West end. He was not at his best and his demons were harassing him, but I did not judge. He sang a few lyrics from a song he said he was writing for me. Thanks, Tyrone, for the memories. RIP. ♥
😭😭😭😭😭😭SO FUKN EMOTIONAL LOOKING DOWN MEMORY LANE LOVE YOU MY AUNTY REST IN PEACE NO PAIN CAN HARM U NOW AUNTY LOFF I REMEMBER THIS PLAYING AT EVERY PARTY LOVE U AUNTY. 😘😘😭😭😔😔💖
A while way way back , I stopped by a friend's house to help out with something that was going on with his family.. someone was playing "Cottage in Negril" n Jodeci's "Cry For You" somewhere in the house and I thought ..hmm..nicee..then it was repeated..again..and again..and again..over n over..just the two songs..I left 3hrs later n I guess it was Jodeci's turn cause i can hear Jodeci still crying in the night air as I drove off.. suffice to say, someone done messed up big time and was now regrettably missing a certain someone..hope it worked out..
This some make me happy and sad at the same time....You had to be around my hometown { NEGRIL} in these days to know and understand the words of this song.We alway have access to Tyrone at KOOL BROWN because he was just accross the road at MILLA'S.These days are gone never to come back,how wonderful home was back then.Everyone was like family,the tourist who came and went...Cheryll,Susan,Chris,Mark,Vickie and so much other names i can't remember..Tyrone was my friend a brother,most people no the music but you had to know the man himself.Wonderful person.
From my little cottage in negril 🇰🇪 ...brothers smokin Jane some sniffin coccaine some getting high.... memories are made of this .2020 self quarantine in kenya 🇰🇪
This song is everything 🥰 when me and my sisters were little we loved it so much when my dad use to play it so he got us a copy on vinyl and wrote our names on it. He still has it to this day. Good memories.... they also names my brother Tyrone lol
The last time I saw him was at a spring break concert in Negril, 2001, at a hotel that I was working. He was getting over his drug habit, but still still gave a good performance. Sadly I heard that he passed away some years later while I'm in America. Wish I had appreciated him more the last time I saw him.
Those were the days Gee wizz I miss you and the times and friends some who unfortunately are no longer here Listening to this eases some of the pain xx
Authentic Jamaican rhythm and lyrics that makes me want to take a trip back home. Add to that is the grandeur of the blue mountain and Dunns Rivers falls, among other beautiful spots like Golden eye and Firefly, Green island and Ricks Cafe’. A true Caribbean beauty!!!
Ahoy Rastafarians!!! I have been looking for this song for over a decade, not knowing who is a singer, or song title. Only heard it about twice in a year, in few radio stations here in South Africa
30/04/2024 today,the first time i hear the artist is Tyrone Taylor the last time i hear this song it was mid 80s playing on Radio on Saturday,at the time i was about age 14 since reggae was in my blood ❤❤ south Africa ❤️❤️
Awesome 🎼🎸🎼 I saw in Negril a concert in the back yard of a home as would often be the case..it was where I also saw Toots…This is indeed a classic 🌴☀️🌴 thanks Tyrone,
Tyrone you will always be my lover, gone too soon, you left me all these lovers rock of which I am grateful, my love will always grow stronger hearing your songs. RIP One love. Empress 42.
Did he leave a family behind if yes why is that his data is scarce on the internet like not sure about his year of birth, very little in4mation about him
Valerie Codrington Not only the best but the original version with: “brothers smoking Jane and sniffing cocaine”... other versions deleted or changed this part of the lyrics.... beers Hammond was one of the harmonizers in this original!!!!
Sumptuously beautiful production on this tune. Reminds me of both my dearly missed mum and sister, who used to play this tirelessly. As for Mr Taylor's vocal talent....truly timeless. He and Beres Hammond would have created a gorgeous duet had he been around today, I'm sure. May he RIP.
This one is for you, Brian No Catch - you wuz one crazy Pirate, and one loyal friend. The Islands gave me a brother. In my heart, you will live forever.
FACEBOOK HAVE BANNED SHARING THIS SONG. REGGAE MUSIC STILL A GETTING A FIGHT IN 2022. FOR YOU REGGAE MUSIC LOVERS WHO DON'T KNOW IN THE BEGINNING REGGAE WAS SUPPRESSED BY THE ELITE OF JAMAICA. RADIO PLAY WAS DENIED CALLED GHETTO MUSIC NOT GOING NOWHERE. NOW HOW WRONG WERE THEY. EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD KNOWS AND LOVE REGGAE MUSIC. ONE OF REGGAE MOST POPULAR SONG WAS BANNED FOR YEARS AND TODAY IT IS ONE OF THE MOST LISTENED. RIVERS OF BABYLON . THANKS TYRONE WELL PENNED AS WRITER AND DELIVERED WITH SUCH FEELING COTTAGE IN NEGRIL A REGGAE CLASSIC
Warming me up on a cold snowy day in NY. I'll be in there in 16 days. Can't wait just done with these winters. I hope to spend all of next winter in Negril.
Was there in November. Heard this song over 30 years ago and was not disappointed when i went to Rick`s........... Had this playing on my i Pod as the sun went down.......... pure heaven ;o)
Had this on 12inch back in the day. Years later (2007) I stopped at Rick's cafe to watch the divers whilst on a catamaran trip. Also got to watch Gregory Isaacs live on bourbon beach, seen him a few times but was special to actually get to see him live in a beach bar in Jamaica.
hello emma BAILEY///// QUE DIEU EST L ÂME DE VOTRE PARTENAIRE, qu il repose en paix au paradis, que dieu vous bénisse ainsi que vos proche, du plus profond de mon cœur, je vous adresse mes sincère condoléance EMMA. COURAGE ET BELLE,HEUREUSE, vie dans votre futur. AFFECTUEUSEMENT ET SINCÈREMENT Samir de LYON.( que dieu vous accorde tous ce que vous désirez vous et vos proches )
Memories of my cousin the late Innocent Kaondera who took me to an Xmas party downtown, way back in 1982 and I got sloshed for the first time in my life as a teeny- bopper. This tune was the big one in December 1982 Harare.
Such amazing memories from a time when youth was magic and those special people gave me sense and meaning to all my life, never forgotten and always in my head, this song brings you all back to me and that one love from Trinidad ..... I wish I'd said yes xx
Im sorry you didnt get to take advantage of that love, hope at least you had found another love.Im from Trinidad and sitting in my room in New York listening to this jam, missing a true love that walked away 6 weeks ago. only to realise we are both collateral damage to spiritual warfare, its a beautiful thing to love and such a wrecking pain when its lost.
In 1994 I was staying at the Atlantic Beach Club in Negril and we wandered over to a little bar built out of palm thatch on the beach. A DJ began to start a 90 min reggae session and he played this song by Tryone Taylor. I was blown away and I actually felt tears in my eyes as I looked around, took a nice big puff on the sensei and gargled a red stripe...I knew I would remember the moment forever...Jah Bless!
Forevermore I will love you ❤️ Jamaica ❤️🙏🌅 Always.
Tyrone Taylor ❤ is the original and Best version of this Big Tune 🎶 🎼 My dad was a DJ in 1980s… he, his crew and my uncle Patrick would play this song 🎵 🎶 and the ladies would whine up on those men in the dances 🕺 💃🏽 Memories ❤🎉❤Great old days growing up
My dad showed me this song today, and grew up in the same neighbourhood with him in Jamaica, and the made me cry. Just the thought of losing my dad one day makes me cry, I love my dad more than I love myself, he is my best friend and the best person I’ve ever met in this world.
Hugs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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💛🙏💛
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The original singer of cottage in Negril
This song is timeless, its 2024 and makes me sad😢.
Legendary Tyrone Taylor original reggae vibes
Classic, there should be a statue of Tyrone Taylor in negril this song is truly a classic he is so undercelebrated
If I was younger, I'd dance the night away.
Evocative song; reminds me of here in South Africa during the 80s, state police and the army terrorizing citizens, kicking doors down at night, daily marches and burnings, and yet somewhere in the background music would bring us together, soothing the thorny road we travelled to reach this point....®®®
I hear You.. 😔😄🙏🏾
Music kept us sane and hopeful. A youth that saw not the sunshine in the future
The sax kills me to bits🔥👏🎧
The saxophone 🎷 on this song just beckons tears
A classic I will never ever get tired of listening to this song. Just a pity Tyrone was taken from us so soon.
Ooh sorry for that and for sharing
when did he pass?
@@josephmarimbet7289 wasn't aware either
@@josephmarimbet7289 I just looked it up he passed away in 2007 at the young age of 53
@@PhillyyardyvibesMedia Tyron died on Saturday, December 1st 2007. The singer died from prostate cancer in Kingston, Jamaica.
One night my mum played this tune 57 times on the bounce , and it still sounds absolutely brilliant.
This tune is the definition of timelessness, god bless you Tyrone Taylor for your songwriting and vocal talent, you are truly missed 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
loser
Get a life
This is one of Jamaica souvenir records ,this is a masterpiece classic
The original and best version of this classic. I lived on the west end in 1991 at Crotton grove cottages, Peewee's was my local but spent too much time at de bus, hurricane bar and many of those small great places! I met my wife there and this is 'our song'. I didn't get to see Tyrone but saw Gregory a few times, Yellowman & Ziggy. Cool times indeed for a young man. I returned and lived in Mo'bay a few years later for a year.
I finally cut a tribute offering to my dear friend Tyrone Taylor.
His original "Little Cottage In Negril" will always be the best!
His recording ayard, embodying the Vibe, taste & feel of the West End.
Consistently credible! Best of times, Miss you Tyrone. OB
❤ My dad George, Uncle Pat, and Sound crew would play this in parties 🎈 🎉 and dances😂❤🎉where women and men would whine up on each other 😂😂Great Memories of years gone by growing up ❤🎉DJ Sexy Soca Sam Hackney East London UK 🇬🇧
Both my father and Tyrone Taylor are gone too soon 😢😢😢❤prayers
One of my moms favourite reggae records.
She's 80 years old, and still rocking!!
Bless her soul ❤❤
Thank you.
Love Dat... 🤩🙏🏾
I am 82 now -had this record when it first came out
I"m 80 too and still love my reggae and Negril my fave place ever
When I was a student in Southampton back in the early 80's we used to like to go to the West Indian Club in Brintons Road, and of all the lovers rock the DJ used to play in the "erection section", Cottage in Negril was my favourite. It is such an evocative song for me, and generates so many great memories. I still have the 12" EP of it on vinyl up in my attic. Tyrone, your genius was not properly recognized. May you rest in peace.
Yeah it was never no wonder the song doesnt have a million views as of today
erection section. now that is a first am hearing this. LOL
Respect
This is pure pure reggae music. Makes you feel nostalgic.
Couldn't agree more... Real music
Sooooooooooo nostalgic omg!
Very! Took my family to see the sunset at Rick's cafe years ago and this song brings back every second of that precious day, every frame of those moments with my heart beat and two kids on that trip❤
One of the best songs out of Jamaica ever
This what Yard music should be like:- Tuneful, Pleasant, Melodious, Easy Listening. Makes even an old school want to pump up the volume.
Variety is good, everyone has different taste and should. I love this song but I like others as well. I would love to make the world in my image but I know there would be so much I would miss, or don’t know about if that was to happen, so am happy we have so much variety in this little island. Love for this type of music comes with maturity, pain, lost and understanding what is important in life.
One of the best reggae songs ever made! 💥 🔥 I love the saxophone! 🇯🇲 💜 🇸🇪
Reggae in love ❣️
Sax baddddd
Dean Frazer was on fire here
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Yes, on fya!! 💥 🔥
What memories this tune brings back to me early 80s mrk 3 cortina in my prime pumping these tunes l used to get some looks but most people would start dancing and believe me it wasn't common to see a white boy with this sound
One of Jamaicas great T T🇯🇲 ❤️ .
I saw sunset in Negril at Ricks Cafe. Glad I did.
I had the privilege of meeting Tyrone at Alfred's in Negril - probably 1993-94. At my request, he sang "Little Cottage ...". I met him again when he dropped by my little cottage on the West end. He was not at his best and his demons were harassing him, but I did not judge. He sang a few lyrics from a song he said he was writing for me. Thanks, Tyrone, for the memories. RIP. ♥
What ailed him siz?
Beautiful song
Alfreds my fave place in Negril was there in 1995 and 1997
Brilliant song, makes me shed a tear
😭😭😭😭😭😭SO FUKN EMOTIONAL LOOKING DOWN MEMORY LANE LOVE YOU MY AUNTY REST IN PEACE NO PAIN CAN HARM U NOW AUNTY LOFF I REMEMBER THIS PLAYING AT EVERY PARTY LOVE U AUNTY. 😘😘😭😭😔😔💖
Big tune, well written and recorded.
A while way way back , I stopped by a friend's house to help out with something that was going on with his family.. someone was playing "Cottage in Negril" n Jodeci's "Cry For You" somewhere in the house and I thought ..hmm..nicee..then it was repeated..again..and again..and again..over n over..just the two songs..I left 3hrs later n I guess it was Jodeci's turn cause i can hear Jodeci still crying in the night air as I drove off.. suffice to say, someone done messed up big time and was now regrettably missing a certain someone..hope it worked out..
This is on my permanent playlist, even right now in 2020! Beautiful song.
I've danced to this tune for almost 40 years now...will never bore of it
We love this song it reminds us of are wonderful honeymoon in Jamaica in 2013 and we are going back this year 5year later can't wait
Respect from England 🏴 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🏴🇯🇲🌟❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
K
This some make me happy and sad at the same time....You had to be around my hometown { NEGRIL} in these days to know and understand the words of this song.We alway have access to Tyrone at KOOL BROWN because he was just accross the road at MILLA'S.These days are gone never to come back,how wonderful home was back then.Everyone was like family,the tourist who came and went...Cheryll,Susan,Chris,Mark,Vickie and so much other names i can't remember..Tyrone was my friend a brother,most people no the music but you had to know the man himself.Wonderful person.
Guys.what a beautiful song.Instruments, lyrics and chords.Joo.
From my little cottage in negril 🇰🇪 ...brothers smokin Jane some sniffin coccaine some getting high.... memories are made of this .2020 self quarantine in kenya 🇰🇪
This song is everything 🥰 when me and my sisters were little we loved it so much when my dad use to play it so he got us a copy on vinyl and wrote our names on it. He still has it to this day. Good memories.... they also names my brother Tyrone lol
Beautiful Memories
The vocal is off the chart, thank you Tyrone, rest in eternal peace my brother
Blessings hon, my Uncle Chinna Goulbourne and Tyrone Taylor wrote this song
My uncle's favourite song RIP Sir Tadeus Kapfunde and Tyrone
The last time I saw him was at a spring break concert in Negril, 2001, at a hotel that I was working. He was getting over his drug habit, but still still gave a good performance.
Sadly I heard that he passed away some years later while I'm in America. Wish I had appreciated him more the last time I saw him.
This tune was an anthem in Zimbabwe in the 80s
"I realised l love you still" memories of my youth
this is a masterpiece
@Da Royal General me and my man got through jail time, !. When he went away, !!.
I dunno why my eyes water anytime I listen to this
Shikoh G
same to me
I share the same feelings, why?
@@kingkingriccardo7844 Could it be coz of the heart and soul poured in the lyrics?
2022 and the song got me all misty eyed now and very emotional
Those were the days Gee wizz I miss you and the times and friends some who unfortunately are no longer here Listening to this eases some of the pain xx
Luv this song...Rick's cafe..and the BLUE WATER, hot sun and cool drinks...
What an Artist?! He left us to soon :( RIP Tyrone Taylor. BIG CHOONE!!
This song gets me in my feelings every time! ❤ 🇯🇲
Love this song R.I.P Tyrone lots of love
Takes me back to my youth days on a Sunday, chicken n rice Pon de cooker tunes bussing ☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽
Authentic Jamaican rhythm and lyrics that makes me want to take a trip back home.
Add to that is the grandeur of the blue mountain and Dunns Rivers falls, among other beautiful spots like Golden eye and Firefly, Green island and Ricks Cafe’.
A true Caribbean beauty!!!
I ache for the Negril of the 70s. 80s and early 90s
Beautiful this song touches my heart every time I hear it. Never ages🥰
Ahoy Rastafarians!!! I have been looking for this song for over a decade, not knowing who is a singer, or song title. Only heard it about twice in a year, in few radio stations here in South Africa
majavajava same here
30/04/2024 today,the first time i hear the artist is Tyrone Taylor the last time i hear this song it was mid 80s playing on Radio on Saturday,at the time i was about age 14 since reggae was in my blood ❤❤ south Africa ❤️❤️
hands down my favourite childhood song... loved waking up to this and my mum blaring it loud in the house ❤
Dad played this all the time. Finally went to Jamaica 2022. We were in Negril and went to Rick's cafe!
Awesome 🎼🎸🎼 I saw in Negril a concert in the back yard of a home as would often be the case..it was where I also saw Toots…This is indeed a classic 🌴☀️🌴 thanks Tyrone,
Absolute tune... Big up Grandad... R.I.P... X
I grew up on this from SIMON CHIKATE the late in the dusty backyards of Kambuzuma Harare Zimbabwe in the 80s!
days of my youth . I was in love with the feeling of love . This song says it all
This is where my love come from I’ll never let it go ❤️💛💚
cottage in Negril,always the best, respect from Nicaragua!!!
+phillip Taylor did you happen to see Diztract?
Tyrone T
Beautify vibes this clip is amazing never stop listening big up to T. T 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🌟🎶🌟🎶🌟🎶🌟🎶❣🎶❣🎶❣🎶🌹🎶🌹🎶🌹🔥🎶🎶👍💋
oh wow u need to feel the emotion in his voice to appreciate this song. wow
great song ......cant stop listening '''
Yeah mon
Old scool Lovers Rock!
Respect from the Netherlands.
Give thanks & praises.
Beautiful song
Tyrone you will always be my lover, gone too soon, you left me all these lovers rock of which I am grateful, my love will always grow stronger hearing your songs. RIP One love. Empress 42.
I knew him personally...I respect him as an artiste,but not as a human being.
Did he leave a family behind if yes why is that his data is scarce on the internet like not sure about his year of birth, very little in4mation about him
Why Andrew?
The best version of this song. So wicked.
Valerie Codrington Not only the best but the original version with: “brothers smoking Jane and sniffing cocaine”... other versions deleted or changed this part of the lyrics.... beers Hammond was one of the harmonizers in this original!!!!
Love for this type of music comes with maturity, pain, love, broken heart, lost and understanding what is important in life.
Indeed
I always feel homesick whenever I hear this song. It make me remember simpler times, when relaxing wasn't hurried.
Yes such good memories when life was just for living no highways and high rise just the beach and the sunset
Sharon Pryce So true.Same here
Sharon Pryce Yes this takes me way back down memory lane but it reminds me of my late aunty
Wisdom spoken
"Relaxing wasn't hurried". Powerful imagery. There is nothing like island life.
Brings to mind sunny days early 80s with a little sensi and gold seal in my pals Rasta Pete happy times
One of the best songs ever... pure talent all the way.
RIP to my mentor Malesela Mathipa, this song will forever remind me of you
Everytime I hear this tune it takes me to a beautiful place, wicked tune 😊
Left my heart in a Little Cottage in Negril with Bobo RIP....love you till we meet again in the next life xoxoxo
Beautiful
Sumptuously beautiful production on this tune. Reminds me of both my dearly missed mum and sister, who used to play this tirelessly. As for Mr Taylor's vocal talent....truly timeless. He and Beres Hammond would have created a gorgeous duet had he been around today, I'm sure. May he RIP.
This one is for you, Brian No Catch - you wuz one crazy Pirate, and one loyal friend. The Islands gave me a brother. In my heart, you will live forever.
FACEBOOK HAVE BANNED SHARING THIS SONG. REGGAE MUSIC STILL A GETTING A FIGHT IN 2022. FOR YOU REGGAE MUSIC LOVERS WHO DON'T KNOW IN THE BEGINNING REGGAE WAS SUPPRESSED BY THE ELITE OF JAMAICA. RADIO PLAY WAS DENIED CALLED GHETTO MUSIC NOT GOING NOWHERE. NOW HOW WRONG WERE THEY. EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD KNOWS AND LOVE REGGAE MUSIC. ONE OF REGGAE MOST POPULAR SONG WAS BANNED FOR YEARS AND TODAY IT IS ONE OF THE MOST LISTENED. RIVERS OF BABYLON . THANKS TYRONE WELL PENNED AS WRITER AND DELIVERED WITH SUCH FEELING COTTAGE IN NEGRIL A REGGAE CLASSIC
I have the 45!! Still sounds sharp!!
Wicked tunee Still listening April 2019
This toon still kills me all these years later.
Warming me up on a cold snowy day in NY. I'll be in there in 16 days. Can't wait just done with these winters. I hope to spend all of next winter in Negril.
This is a masterpiece classic timeless song of the highest order
In the early 1980's we used to play this at soul parties were black and white attended the good old days rubbing off the wall paper lol
Wow , this songs brings back memories from back in the days when Jamaica was good .
Simply The Best Ever, on all levels
I enjoy listening to this pool side with a Pina colada..thinking about the past
Oh my gosh, I am blown away by this tune. Reminds me my time in Negril and Rick's Cafe in West End.. really beautiful
Was there in November. Heard this song over 30 years ago and was not disappointed when i went to Rick`s........... Had this playing on my i Pod as the sun went down.......... pure heaven ;o)
this was mine and my partners favourite song and was played at his funeral 3 weeks ago. God bless you Dave xxx
Had this on 12inch back in the day. Years later (2007) I stopped at Rick's cafe to watch the divers whilst on a catamaran trip. Also got to watch Gregory Isaacs live on bourbon beach, seen him a few times but was special to actually get to see him live in a beach bar in Jamaica.
hello emma BAILEY///// QUE DIEU EST L ÂME DE VOTRE PARTENAIRE, qu il repose en paix au paradis, que dieu vous bénisse ainsi que vos proche, du plus profond de mon cœur, je vous adresse mes sincère condoléance EMMA. COURAGE ET BELLE,HEUREUSE, vie dans votre futur. AFFECTUEUSEMENT ET SINCÈREMENT Samir de LYON.( que dieu vous accorde tous ce que vous désirez vous et vos proches )
RIP my beautiful nanna kym ... love you 6 muth forever and always 💚💚💚
Love this song me and my bro listen to this song all the time now he's in heaven I can't forget him thank you Tyrone ❤ brother Jack 🙏
Great Reggie song feel like taking a trip to negril this summer. Rest in peace brother one love.
Sweet tune!! Original and best... pure lovers classic
great artist and this was his greatest tune. rest easy
Duane Stephenson did a cover of this so good it made me book a place in Negril just so I could listen to this there
JAH LOVE the Old School Reggae... Peace & Love to all mankind
Who ever cam up with so song!!! Thank you so much. Never get tired of listening to hit. One of my favorites
Memories of my cousin the late Innocent Kaondera who took me to an Xmas party downtown, way back in 1982 and I got sloshed for the first time in my life as a teeny- bopper. This tune was the big one in December 1982 Harare.
Who is still listening in 2022❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥
You left so soon Tyrone...
Great song always pay homage to your great work. May Heavens embrace you
Such amazing memories from a time when youth was magic and those special people gave me sense and meaning to all my life, never forgotten and always in my head, this song brings you all back to me and that one love from Trinidad ..... I wish I'd said yes xx
Im sorry you didnt get to take advantage of that love, hope at least you had found another love.Im from Trinidad and sitting in my room in New York listening to this jam, missing a true love that walked away 6 weeks ago. only to realise we are both collateral damage to spiritual warfare, its a beautiful thing to love and such a wrecking pain when its lost.
listening to this at ricks cafe is amazing
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Beautiful song
never heard Tylon tune big tune I say Kenya land
I like this wonderful vintage music 🎵🎵🎼🎶🎵 very much, it reminds me of my child days 😇🙏🙂💯❤️🏃🤸