Thank you Errol Dunkley! You tell the truth about why Jamaican musicians so widely known are not getting their due in compensation. Harold Butler’s sister Val sent me an e-mail asking some pertinent questions about royalties and I was shocked that I of all people, a Jamaican writer, on public governance, did not have the answers for her questions as to whom they must get answers regarding publishing rights and royalties; I am as caught up those reggae musicians in production and not too much on management.
well am 39 years lives down in central america and am quite shore 1 millions time agree whit mr errol dunkley jamaica music nowadays is lot of bull its like a circus ting. am old school salute mr dunkley you got that song sit down and cry wonderfull song respect sir
Man such a shock to find out that the. Selecta on the decks where I hang regularly is the man him self Errol Dunkley... He is almost every week playing down in Leyton Green London at a place called Drum & Beat owned by again another big name right now called African Simba. His place is pure energy and vibrations... aspecial on Fridays clean heart Fridays and Nyabinghi Sundays... man pure love in the place... Mikey General, Errol Bellot, Fire Blaze so many big names pass through almost every week.
It is very important to get the input of the foundation artist to know how reggae started, A great icon like Errol Dunkley is one of the great builder or foundation of reggae music 🎶 a lot of respect goes out to all these great icon.
Jamaica was way ahead of it's time in the 60s and 70s. Jamaica took a turn for the worst when they elected a criminal called Seaga in 1980 and has not recovered
So true . The one great man Jamaica had was Marcus Garvey. Everything that man said and preach about has happened. And now look at my Parents country. It's owned now by China and the IMF.
Ken Boothe gets recognition in Reggae Industry for Everything I Own....But Errol Dunkley did Ok Fred ... top the National Charts in Britain... no recognition from Jamaican industry....
authentic selector You might be too young to remember but from 1967 thru 1973 Errol Dunkley was bigger than The Wailers and even Dennis Brown. 1970 was a big year for him. Listen to the interview. v
@@natty.roots.423 , you talk truth, there was a period in time if Errol didn't sing, Dennis and John holt wouldn't sing either. Dennis sing over a couple of his songs, I think next to Alton Ellis, this man was Dennis Brown's, favorite singer.
I enjoyed listening to Errol. I still have the LP OK Fred in a box in my garage. He tells it how it is as the creativity is lost to this generation. Even rap in America has turned in to kinda disgusting suck on this sort of bullshit. Think I will go listen to OK Fred now as that was a fun song.
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Errol Dunkley is the real deal and the few great vocalist from back in the days of early 60s.
Thank you Errol Dunkley! You tell the truth about why Jamaican musicians so widely known are not getting their due in compensation. Harold Butler’s sister Val sent me an e-mail asking some pertinent questions about royalties and I was shocked that I of all people, a Jamaican writer, on public governance, did not have the answers for her questions as to whom they must get answers regarding publishing rights and royalties; I am as caught up those reggae musicians in production and not too much on management.
Reality.
well am 39 years lives down in central america and am quite shore 1 millions time agree whit mr errol dunkley jamaica music nowadays is lot of bull its like a circus ting. am old school salute mr dunkley you got that song sit down and cry wonderfull song respect sir
Man such a shock to find out that the. Selecta on the decks where I hang regularly is the man him self Errol Dunkley... He is almost every week playing down in Leyton Green London at a place called Drum & Beat owned by again another big name right now called African Simba. His place is pure energy and vibrations... aspecial on Fridays clean heart Fridays and Nyabinghi Sundays... man pure love in the place... Mikey General, Errol Bellot, Fire Blaze so many big names pass through almost every week.
Thanks Mr dunkley.you have inspired many and many more to come ..
I love that song "Black Cinderella"....nice interview
Love ❤️ Love ❤️ Love me some Mr Errol Dunkley a musical 🎤 living Legend 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
love most of his songs.
It is very important to get the input of the foundation artist to know how reggae started, A great icon like Errol Dunkley is one of the great builder or foundation of reggae music 🎶
a lot of respect goes out to all these great icon.
Errol Dunkley best tune Happiness Forgets....
Living legend
I went to Senior school with Errol he was in Music from a Very Young Age , he was Know as the Singer at school.
This channel has really good interesting interviews
markyeeee Blessed love. Give thanks for the strength...
He does a wicked acapella of "Once in My Life", by Stevie Wonder.
Yes. He should record that one !
+thenowchurch THE MOVIE STAR FOUNDATION
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Thank you for a very insitefull video! X
Jamaica was way ahead of it's time in the 60s and 70s. Jamaica took a turn for the worst when they elected a criminal called Seaga in 1980 and has not recovered
So true . The one great man Jamaica had was Marcus Garvey. Everything that man said and preach about has happened. And now look at my Parents country. It's owned now by China and the IMF.
you never know big tune mr errol
Can’t. Forget. That. Dance. With. You. Horace Andy Freddy mackay. Kc. White. Leroy sibbles. At. Carder park. In. Portland. Singing on. King Basco. Hi. Fi those. Days. Are. Legendary. Good. Memories. So. Big. Up
The song he mentioned was by Barbara Lynn not Betty wright
Ken Boothe gets recognition in Reggae Industry for Everything I Own....But Errol Dunkley did Ok Fred ... top the National Charts in Britain... no recognition from Jamaican industry....
authentic selector You might be too young to remember but from 1967 thru 1973 Errol Dunkley was bigger than The Wailers and even Dennis Brown. 1970 was a big year for him. Listen to the interview. v
@@natty.roots.423 , you talk truth, there was a period in time if Errol didn't sing, Dennis and John holt wouldn't sing either. Dennis sing over a couple of his songs, I think next to Alton Ellis, this man was Dennis Brown's, favorite singer.
Barbara Lynn -Your gonna need me .
I enjoyed listening to Errol. I still have the LP OK Fred in a box in my garage. He tells it how it is as the creativity is lost to this generation. Even rap in America has turned in to kinda disgusting suck on this sort of bullshit. Think I will go listen to OK Fred now as that was a fun song.
Put him on the #cool side .
looks the head of brushy the resemblence is crazy
Thanks Mr dunkley.you have inspired many and many more to come
mms