Fully, you say it all. You and Santa Wow!!! Nuff Respect!!! All the very best.

A lovely man, brilliant musician and a great inspiration for all of us.Thanks Carlton for all the happy years of your’s and the rest of Soul Syndicate’s music.

Bless up Haile and Ansel! Nice reasoning

Protest and Liberation as well!

That black Peter Tosh t-shirt is amazing 🤩 🤯!

Can you please do one of these album 💿 artist rankings for Burning Spear? Thanks 🙏🏾

These are all awesome I forgot to ask can you please do a ranking or the phenomenal reggae group Culture? I know Joesph Hill has a solo catalogue as well but I think his and his groups catalogue deserve a thorough overview and review etc!

I know this is a music channel but I was wondering 💭 since you guys are such huge Bob Marley fans could you please do a review/reaction to the Bob Marley One Love movie thanks 🙏🏾?

The harmonica was played by that photographer that lived with Bob Marley and the Wailers for 3 years at the 56 Hope Road house 🏠.

Quietest I've ever seen Hammer 😂..big up sah

Got to see Santa play with the original Soul Syndicate in 2010 at the SNWMF, all weekend they backed, Ken Boothe, Johnny Clarke, Big Youth and then played their own amazing set, one of THE most meaningful reggae experiences of my life! Humble and along with his musical bredren - the very essence of reggae music!

I'm from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Mr Hill awe

Part3 ??? great stuff

These are the people I admire, they know the music. Not the general consensus who only know Bob Marley 🤣 Big up

Thanks for doing this interview and sharing it. I feel like Little Roy should record his version of Blackman now.

The Electric Dread...got those Makasound releases on CD...btw, the Little Roy Tribal War LP is actually finally getting reissued soon after all these years! Coming from Deep Roots Reggae Shop...

excellent thanks for this !

So many great albums in my collection from Ras Records such is the quality of their releases. Wonderful label. Great interview!

Let me see if I can help little Roy that he was born in St, Andrew not Kingston, maybe he does not know any better. Where he was born it is St, Andrew although it is saying Kingston 13, it is still St, Andrew. 👑 Kingston have no number only Port Royal and St, Andrew, because of the postal services to get the mails to the rightful addresses. Kingston is just Kingston it has no number, but little Roy didn't know that. Also technical entrance is not common extrance at all, is when you failed common extrance. Then technical entrance was your last chance to go to a high school, because technical schools and high school was two different curriculum. Because it was mostly based on technical skills mechanics electrician, welding, plumbing, architect as technical drawing, carpenter, you named it. Those technical schools was built because of the Bauxite companies to supplies them, with technical skills workers. I was a little boy in 1957 when common extrance came in by the pnp party government Norman Washington Manley implemented common extrance in 1957. The word reggae came from raggar and stregay,it is a African word I born come hear in Jamaica. The first song I heard the word named reggae is by Toots and the Maytals and I heard, so many Jamaican is claiming the word reggae. The very first time I heard about Little Roy is during, the election in 1980 when the trial wars all over Jamaica. I was living in Waterhouse during those days, when I heard the song tribal war and. It becomes a very popular song, because there are several people song it in it . The very first time I heard that is by King 👑 Tubbys, because I useto lived very close to his studio 🎙️ and his sound system. Before that I never knew about Little Roy at all, I heard several people is claiming that they were the first one about reggae song. I also learned that the very first reggae song was Larry Marshall with Nanny goat 🐐 version in 1968 , you hear all kinds of mix-up. All of Jamaica music from mento , ska, rock steady and reggae only a few beats they changed to the music, that is all to it. The original singers like Prince Buster, Derrick Morgan, Alton Ellis, Justin Hinds, just to mentioned a few of them is not going on like the younger generation them who just born the other day. If you should ask most of those young singers if they know who is Vere John they wouldn't know, so you know that they don't know what the hell that they are talking about. He discovered all of the original singers in Jamaica, from The wailers, Alton Ellis, Millie Small, Derrick Morgan, John Holt, just to mentioned a few of them. That man died in 1966 there is a lot more to say, but time is against me, so next time ok .

The Griot! ❤🎶🙏🏼

Foundation pioneer & musical stalwart. Real history from the great L.R...

There's an interesting book on Lloyd Daley by Rich Lowe that confirms Matador built amps for Jack Ruby's sound...got the Bongo Nyah 7" but didn't know he had some earlier tunes under different names. Always more to look out for lol. That Tribal War LP could use a reissue, super rare and expensive. Great history, thanks!

Great reasonings, thank you 🙏

excellent thanks !

Fascinating, thank you - would like to hear more about Light Of Saba in future clips, cheers!

Ron and Vaughn Benjamin 🇦🇬 🇦🇬

Great video. Would love a burning spear ranking

Excelent programs of these reviews of the discographies of the reggae Masters...keep on, dudes!!

Go with Bob’s top 80 songs to coincide with his 80th birthday. That would be great and usefull

The Good , The Bad .& The Ugly ............. " TOP TUNE "

Greetings from Uganda (East Africa), I am glad to have met Vaughn (and Tippy I in Kenya) but mostly thankful that his works have opened a whole new way of thinking. I am a Lawyer, but over the years I have read several works from Science, Economics, History etc but like Tippy I says, Vaughn is a mission undisclosed to many, the real oath to reveal many hidden messages. My recent readings of Stephen Hawkins & Albert Einstein's Autobiographies and other books about the Universe have helped me sink a lot of Vaughn's messages in the science world. He was indeed from another era and we are blessed to have known him, in many of his works produced by this team he tells us that he has a mission and he is not leaving until it is accomplished. We humbly await the new releases and more such engagements. Blessed Love!

WOW, babyface killer eh????? ahahah .. imagine being owed 12 million quid and still liking the man.. what a story, there's so much more untold i'm sure...incredible

WOW

Great story!!!!

Great history - never yet heard that first MH record, they have kind of distanced themselves from it due to meddling from MCA who wanted to go in more of a commercial direction. Some conflicting accounts out there of what year the Sunsplash appearance was but all sources agree that it was their big break, good to hear the behind the scenes details, cheers!

Amazing video, what a wonderful talking! Lots of knowledge Please do more of it!! Suggestion: black uhuru and israel vibration discography

Fattist Burrell!! Not a man to play with RIPower.

RIPower Peter Broggs.

had a chuckle re:Phantom comics 😄

This was great to hear ❤❤❤❤❤

Great interview! Keep em coming

Can you ask him about working with Gregory Isaac’s please?

Please, is there a part 3?? Doctor could be talking about such a icons: gregory isaacs, black uhuru, don carlos…

Amazing interview Doctor dread is a totally underviewd producer He is a reggae icon and such a lovely perdon

Please post more interviews with doctor dread!

This guy is a legend! Some of BEST ALBUMS were released by RAS (uhuru’s brutal, IV’s free to move, Peter brogg first 2 albums, and many more) All respect and love to mr DOCTOR DREAD

Very nicely done, good to hear he is still so active, seems quite a humble and down to earth individual. Gotta cop those Israel Vibration reissues through Diggers Factory, I do have the RAS Christmas one haha...didn't know the Xterminator connection ran that deep. Great job, cheers!

Wow! I love your passion, commitment, and vision for Reggae!

Prince Hammer Is A Positive Guy