The Legacy of Philip 'Fatis Burrell | How President's Bodyguard Became Digital Reggae Super-Producer

Philip 'Fatis Burrell went from gang member to becoming bodyguard to former Prime Minister Michael Manley before becoming the most influential producer of the digital era of reggae. His Rasta faith saw him become the architect and director of the resurgence of Roots Reggae in the 1990s. A movement called the Rasta Renaissance that was led by the likes of Luciano, Sizzla and Garnett Silk
#fatis #reggae #xterminator

[@dp13579]

Xterminator sound will last forever

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Yes I ✌️

[@TheeTabernacle]

Greatest of all time

[@JahMex]

Absolutely

[@user-uu5yp2ob1b]

Legendary Xterminator label, RIP Fattis!

[@obakengleepile1538]

Fatis' work made it possible for the message to spread to far reaches of the ghettos on the Motherland...

[@djshoki1]

I remember the 90's take over when xtermitor was the source of consciousness in reggae ,,, it was legendary

[@runningrasta]

I was doing Radio during those years and it was great to have his productions in the mix...So many hits...

[@user-zk3wl3vj7v]

Great! Big Producer for reel...Give Thanx.
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[@JahMex]

Respect to the legend

[@DeTriniJam]

Fattis was one of the all time greats just like Bobby digital but even greater to me because he stood for straight righteous music over his production

[@kelsonalleyne]

Salute excellence

[@gregoryspevack2263]

His productions were great, he is a true legend

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

An absolute legend ✨

[@Infinitebrandon]

Mi spicy fried chicken extra good tonight, glad I finally had time to watch the whole thing. Now hmmm, definitely Luciano I'll jam. Bless all Reggae Appreciation Society .❤️💛💚

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Hope you saved some for your brethren Kizaro ✌️😎. Blessings mi bredda

[@GRichfamgfam]

Rest in Glory General & Legend Craftsman -Brixton /Sandringham Rd ,Ladbroke G 🫡 🙏🏿

[@deepvoicebanton1]

For what he has done I'm much in appreciation of and without a doubt Umba from Matsimela Sound System and Philip Fattis' Burrell could pass for Brothers 🇯🇲🇹🇹

[@idren5]

Yes. We also need to give thanks to work done by Ricky Trooper on these two great artists

[@justbenice72]

I remember him going to the first Million Man March ❤️🖤💚💛

[@TheeTabernacle]

Bless Up Ras Fatis ah di Greatest

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

Thx RAS... 🌹💛🌿

[@chrissonnenschein6634]

Thanks again Ｒ Ａ Ｓ 🙏🏼🔥🦁🇯🇲🖤❤️🇪🇹💛💚🇻🇺

[@kingwza8792]

Only record label I could just buy in the record shop without listening first. Everything on that label was top shelf from cocoa tea to Sizzla to Louie culture to Beres Hammond to luciano to Capleton to raas. Top Top producer. Had no idea he had dean Fraser and others on board but it makes perfect sense now. Thanks for your content. I have subscribed

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Thanks for watching and subscribing. Blessings ✌️

[@kingwza8792]

George Phang (pronounced Pang) RIP FATIS. Legendary producer

[@djshoki1]

Great job -- this was well presented like all your videos 👍🏾

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Thanks bredren ✌️

[@tgordon7065]

Give thanks for this work🙏🏾

[@tb22k]

🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤

[@rootsextra]

🙏🏿💯🔥

[@KeithKazamaFlick]

Joe *Gibbs not higgs

[@chicfini]

Brethren the AI voice is not necessary, damn man🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

AI? Nope it's my voice

[@TheAnnaFisher]

He produced the great Rootsman Abijah Smith, the rest is history!!! Apprecialove 🙏🫶🏼💚🔥👑🎤🎶🎸💛🔥🖤🔥❤️