CLINTON LINDSAY shares his STORY

[@Ribbitmefoot]

Up up from Dublin… all the way on the edge of di Worllllll.. Big up teach dem for anudda history lesson

[@apachebadindian]

Great man Clinton Lindsay bless up sir. Great interview teach dem

[@lion2097]

Keeping it solid all the time man…

[@bigg1232]

CLINTON did alot for the business I'm glad you interviewed Clinton set the trend and a guy name gill Bailey legends in our reggae music

[@selectaprincess7772]

NY radio icon, salute! 1 of my heroes in entertainment. Thanks Teach Dem

[@deebo9798]

Looking forward to those books! Great interview highlighting not the artiste but someone who made it happen from the promotional side

[@HimothyXC]

Teach great job i always enjoy these interviews so educating. Continue with the great job. Bless

[@bigg1232]

I was one of those people who listen to gill and Clinton it was the only source of hearing ur favorite dancehall artist

[@zjfamusbeatz]

Great Great Great work u help bring the Jamaican thing to the forefront 🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@zjfamusbeatz]

I'm 35 year old today Jamaican male don't really like old music but you send me back to listen Major Worries and others, I knew most of the old songs 🤔🤔🤔🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Blaze1Dre]

I was born 1983 ya and you reggae/dancehall history Is something I love to to watch all these interviews give me a sence of understanding and joy... thanks a million teach.

[@TheGaffla]

God bless Peter Metro and The Dr. Early B. For putting thier bredren along.

[@zjfamusbeatz]

Father Clinton Lindsay I don't think there is nobody like you even in 2023 to save Jamaica music 🤔🤔🤔🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@morelove.5048]

Big up Clinton Lindsay every time! Thanks for your contribution to the reggae music.

[@dj_lyricalmusic3303]

Big up MR. Lindsay, The first man fi mek mi know foreign, nuff love!!!

[@andreaswaby5879]

Thank you Mr. Lindsey for all your work. Teach Dem good Job!!

[@irvinwilloughby6887]

Teach Dem i used to drive cab so i used to listen to him during his prime time hours.Always looking forward to listen to him.

[@ianburke1704]

TeachDem. You interview a 5 year old child I would watch it. You got us to see the back stories of so many of our favorite older Entertainers . Thus causing us to better understand and appreciate them 👍🏾 👍🏾. Good service to us.

[@pablot7049]

All i can say is "thank you Teachdem " for the great work you are doing.

[@winstonsanderson4865]

Yea man

[@paulettethomas8994]

Clinton Lindsay was one of my favorite raido personnel in the 80 never miss his show in N Y S

[@anchorspeaks]

Me like this interview I learn so much

[@unadavidson4356]

Good night everyone. It is really amazing how Mr. Lindsay reached out to all these great artists, back in the days and help to start their careers on an international level, may God continue to bless him so he can help the new upcoming artists who needs a helping hand to start their musical career.

[@jamone2010]

Nice interview with a lot of laughter and knowledge

[@clocket]

What a fabulous uplifting story. From a tough upbringing to wonderful success

[@dwightdavis1970]

Gwaan teach dem, you did it again. Clinton Lindsay is one of the true pioneers of our grest music.

[@howardbeacon4602]

Teach Dem you need a part 2

[@zjfamusbeatz]

Wow this is history, big up yourself Clinton Lindsay your a main part of Jamaica music history 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🤔🤔🤔

[@RN-fx4kn]

Until this interview, l had never heard of Clinton Lindsay but he's truly a legend. He did so much for Jamaican's music industry.

[@ColtanFree]

Him a NYC legend

[@robertdennis3554]

Teach dem you have my respect 🙏 💯 am so grateful for this information 🙏 🙌 Mr.lindsay thanks for putting the music to the top🙏you did a outstanding level of work for the music & culture you have my respect 💯 🙏 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@winstonshaw8395]

Teach Dem nice interview learning so much about this part of the music industry Teach Den don't stop it bro we depending on you to bring us the positive interviews from all part of the diaspora.

[@carledwards7095]

I honestly must say that I truly appreciate and enjoy this show and to know that the great papa san was his favorite dee jay of all time. I said it once and even a thousand times, there is no dee jay greater than papa san!!!! Period.

[@zjfamusbeatz]

Reggae chart before billboard chart a history this big up father Clinton Lindsay 🤔🤔🤔🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@rawpah4680]

Mi like dah elda yah nah lie! Very humble and down to earth hiah! God bless him

[@badumbuya8513]

Thank you!

[@hughturner2638]

Another interesting interview teach dem

[@oliverkashan]

Another great one Teach. Give thanks bredda. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bladesxshades]

One of my top three interview so far, he is great man to the music

[@shanestewart9630]

Blessup Teach dem n also blessup Mr Linsay this man carry (Sounds n Artises) overseas most artise know say this man play important role in their lives... Real general....

[@bugsydaley3930]

Blessings Teach

[@bundlez32]

The best uncle in the world Love you uncle Clinton

[@pabloirie2]

Legend Clinton Lindsay ! Thank you.

[@yunglord8699]

Teach dem this his a Great Man. Good heart and humble man. The man responsible fi the Dancehall

[@oliverfrancis8350]

This is the kind of mind set we new when growing up help each other great story great king man Clinton

[@peterv6025]

Very informative interview and a truly great man,one who doesn't blow his own trumpet. Keep the good stuff coming

[@franchin5241]

Thank you so much for highlighting my brother and colleague. One of the reggae soldiers beyond the rock and among those who are not lauded enough. Thank you × kkkkks. He has worked tirelessly.

[@goodmanfilife]

The great Francine Chin!! You're next to sit in that chair.

[@JP-dq8vq]

That's the same exact way my sister made it to the USA back in the 70s 😂😂 as a young girl. Canada was one of the ways back den. Great interview as usual love the history.

[@hughtaylor3234]

Bwoy teacha I do believe in living profits and the work your doing puts you in that category keep up the good work your doing and stay safe down a Jamaican land we love ! Mr Lindsey big up yuh dawm self great man

[@robbierobinson7977]

Oo

[@MegaFOUNDATION1]

TEACH DEM, YOU SHOULD TRY TO GET IN TOUCH WITH RAS CARDO FROM TRENCH TOWN WHO FROM MANY LEVELS JAMAICAN HISTORY AND OTHERWISE CAN ENLIGHTEN YOUR AUDIENCE IN THINGS THEY MAY NOT KNOW.. HE WAS A YOUTH WHO WITNESSED THE KENDAL TRAIN CRASH IN 1957 WITH HIS PARENTS WHO LIVED THERE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK OF TELLING THE TRUTH. JAH BLESS.

[@countryyouthrecords7296]

Love ur show bad me general. As a young producer these knowledge of music is a blessings. Positive music now hardly been recognized but trust me I'll be the youngest producer to be interviewed on ur show 1 day 🤞❤

[@Rellimimmonde]

This man is a big promoter and responsible for taking many dancehall acts to the US back in the day.

[@howardmclennonn8032]

Big up youself teach dem 🇯🇲

[@basilmartin7271]

I'm learning so much. It's crazy how reggae was the preferred music back in the 80s in NY. Dis man is a trend setter!😳 When I reach NY dancehall was the bread and butter. The story in regards to him meeting lickle John and seeing how hungry he looked and he had 3 big hits abroad at the time.

[@kennethc5930]

Big bad sir Lindsey. His introduction wuz unforgettable. Wah tess Clinton Lindsey. Boy u mad. Legends. Teach

[@g.o.e_tv1453]

Thanks a lot for these info

[@876shatta]

Teach Dem bless for these Reggae/Dancehall Icons who share their story of the journey throughout their youth days to present. The working you're putting is pour blessings.... You need to find Shabba, Capleton, Cobra etc

[@pauldaley5722]

Big up Mr Lindsay st steven old boy Paul Daley, God blees Mr SW Rickets our principal,I remember Dennis clearly we use to walk home together,big up u self bredda man blessings

[@SabiArtStory777]

Give thanks for another great history lesson, I apprecilove learning lots in this class room 🌻📚✌🏻😎

[@SuperReasonabledoubt]

Easy ya now Teach, Use to listen the Clinton Lindsey show in New York WNWK religiously. Major Worries did his intro. the 80's , wonderful...God alone

[@bundown5463]

Teach, this was an intriguing interview. I first heard Clinton Lindsay 30+ years on the radio here in NY: didn't know until much later that this was Clinton Lindsay that Stichie always big up in Stereo 1.

[@danavanallen8324]

Teach them real vibration ❤

[@SunShyne_Culture]

It's called a Brace & Bit. That's my first trade. Great chat by great men. Respect bro! Transformer!

[@ericsamuels8354]

Great Interview

[@joangray4222]

Great interview #TeachDem history in the makings 🔥 1♥️

[@hughturner2638]

This man is an icon

[@carltoncampbell9342]

Will be looking out for the books

[@worldbeatsoundsystemmusics9543]

Bless up teach Dem & Big Up Clinton Lindsey. Reggae Music Foundation. Lloyd Mullings aka DJ Warm n Easy Outta The Uk Seh Dat. I Give Thanks That a Year Or 2 Ago One Of My Music Productions By Chyna Nicole Called KISS Spent 3 Weeks At Number 1 On Your Chart. I Did Not Know This Until A Friend Of Mine Lloyd Brown Called Me On The Phone To Let Me Know. I Feel So Proud Of That.

[@kevinisaacs6930]

Very interesting story from a Legend! 🔥❤🌟

[@theoxygen876]

No they know, mr. Lindsey is one of the real Earth movers and shakers in the music industry

[@courtneybanton8114]

Good job

[@relaxingraven6474]

Big up Clinton from Hartford Reggae station days.

[@patrickjones4389]

Respect Mr Lindsay thank for your contribution to our music 💯

[@JahT2008]

This is great!

[@docstar6268]

Mr. Lindsay was my radio teacher growing up 1987-8...late night Brooklyn NY

[@chy-kie1961]

I THINK CLINTON IS THE BEST THING FOR REGGAE SINCE THE INVENTION OF THE WHEEL

[@goodmanfilife]

Definitely a very important link between Dancehall Artists in the 80's and NYC.

[@CuseSouthSide]

That 19 year old thing too funny

[@steadleypinnock4736]

Jamaican needs to start recognizing our legend, much thanks to Teach Dem 🙏 🙌 for highlighting these legend 🙌 🙏

[@irvinwilloughby6887]

I used to listen this man on radio in NYC

[@Riogi]

My parents used to listen to him and Donald Lawes on the radio in New York as well. I learned to love the music through their tapes of the songs.

[@pedrokwezi]

Teach dem, can you do a interview with Lt Stitchie, Tappa Zukie, the Viceroys & the itals just to name a few

[@jccjjccj3305]

Many are chosen

[@clayonmovement246]

Big big interview

[@basilmartin7271]

I haffi sey. I really appreciate ur program. I wish u could get it cataloged on another medium for future generations

[@TeachDem]

Blessings my friend, you mean the digital/ streaming platforms?

[@basilmartin7271]

Netflix, Disney, prime video ....

[@donovanreece5820]

Thanks Teach......his upcoming books sounds great.... Can't wait for it......the major wories tale is sad but it seems like he was a dangerous yoot,in all senses

[@johntom8291]

The police who killed Major Worries wanted Major Worries girl so he box Major Worries and Worries chop him wid a bottle and run the police full him up a shot😎

[@ceenice2272]

Real Icon

[@chungy4153]

Da behringer box deh look sweeeet

[@uniquesmith7884]

Always heard the name, now I can put a face to it.

[@mauriceclarke6892]

Am in class lurning give to dem teach dem

[@mackbolan9220]

Wow!!! Just a come from History class.

[@legacyboss6512]

I appreciate ur story u did have a excellence support system that intricate in most young ppl lives. Ps always heard that if you hear someone say something about themselves is wat ppl say to them it play on ur subconscious "*a me man big black ugly shabba*"

[@bl355inglaw8]

Greatness

[@charmainebisasor8204]

Clinton Lindsay is a God bless

[@alowalow7197]

One of the top creators in dance hall space he is responsible for the main players in the dance hall space

[@shanestewart9630]

Every cassettes from back then 80-90s this man name would have to called...

[@davidt8381]

especially stereo One - stichie

[@JahT2008]

Please interview Gussie Clarke 🙏🏾

[@sharonjenkins8388]

He helped my son's father to get a visa back in the 80's

[@Neekzag]

Foundation

[@claytonwalters732]

Fr i was going to school i heard about Clinton Lindsay , some relative he was my class mate

[@djfirekurly2155]

Historical informations.

[@hamil73brenda15]

It's sad in those days artist like little John having 3 songs on the American chart was not being paid locally as they were being recognized overseas. What a privilege the new artists now have

[@ColtanFree]

@hamil73brenda15 Lil John did not have three records on the American chart. Dancehall music was strictly an underground music in NYC at that time and supported mostly by the Caribbean community. Clinton Lindsay was referring to the local reggae music chart developed among the Caribbean record shops in the NYC community.

[@UTG-uptown]

Clinton big works put in round ya

[@louisphilbert13]

Can u try and get Joe Lickshot for an interview?

[@docstar6268]

am 12 begging my grandmother to listen to Mr. Lindsay at 2am...facst