How Joe Gibbs Loses it ALL due to ....

J.C. Lodge, while describing Gibbs as a congenial person, said during an interview with Television Jamaica’s Anthony Miller that, on the downside, her business relationship with the producer was disastrous, as he grabbed all the royalties for Someone Loves You Honey. Kindly watch this episode and find out where they are currently.
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[@jackpayton5065]

Jamaica producers were legendary for robbing the singers

[@karlhenry2328]

Karma gets us all in the end..😮

[@gerardmartin9873]

Man, I thought she written that song, she did a heaven of job with this song. Bless her heart beautiful song, one of original lovers rock singers.

[@user-m-q9f]

That's a thought wasted!! 😂😂😂

[@gerardmartin9873]

@@user-m-q9f Look I'm not a prideful person, I grew up on reggae music in by home. So I had no idea who wrote the original version. There is a big difference between growing up in Jamaica and growing up in Europe, do you still want to call it a waste of thoughts? We're from different world's, under one sky. Instead of laughing, why did you ask why, one who doesn't know they're not stupid, but one who knows and failing to act accordingly they are the one who are stupid. One who doesn't have an excuse, one who knows don't have an excuse. Understand or over stand pick one laughing one. Who is laughing now?

[@user-jt9nx2fd8i]

Really! You must be young because I've been listening to that Charlie pride song since I was in my 20s

[@gerardmartin9873]

@@user-jt9nx2fd8i This is not about age, it's about the knowledge of a subject. I have heard of him in passing, but I never heard him sing that song. Age have nothing to do with it, it's about what you're into. I was grew up in a house where had to have reggae music for breakfast and lunch and dinner with other Caribbean island music on the side. So your ideas of age is way of the mark on the subject of age and knowing who wrote the original version of a song. She is the first person I heard singing that song. I'm not a prideful person, if I don't know something I'm not going to pretend that I do and make a fool of myself. My life doesn't depend on who knows what and who have to get it right, because there will be no water and food or a place to live or sleep, that's what age comes with. If I never get drunk or get high I never heard about alcohol or drug, I don't drink it, and I don't use it, and in the world that I come from. Seven year old drinking it and using it. So it's not about age is what you're into, I hope I clear that up.

[@waldagarnett3032]

Clear up ? I'm even more confused😂😂😂

[@katchroymclish6313]

My Grandma ALWAYS REMIND me Honesty is the Best Policy

[@robertgrant5372]

I grew up in Jamaica listening to the original,so when the reggae version came,we loved it, but we all knew it was not the original. Greed did kill the puppy.crooked producers always

[@stevepatrick5818]

Thanks for this video. When J.C. Lodge recorded the song I had a difficult time convincing my high school buddies that it was originally a Country song. I had to actually provide my Charley Pride album as proof. I didn’t have any Johnny Rodriguez music at the time. It is unfortunate that Joe Gibbs lost his livelihood after working so hard to establish his label. But did he believe he would have gotten away with such an egregious act? My brother met his son years ago, who explained what occurred.

[@reggaegistxtra_ng]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts 🙏

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Thanks for the reminder.. I'm familiar with this story...Joe Gibbs really goofed up on this one. Such a shame... One thing is certain however. June "JC" Lodge was the best female reggae singer in the 80s and part of the 90s..❤

[@stevepatrick5818]

The best female singer of 80s and 90s? She certainly had a few successful songs, but Marcia Griffiths has always reigned supreme in my humble opinion.

[@reggaegistxtra_ng]

Well said

[@WilliamsLawrence-bx6mo]

MARCIA GRIFFITHS remains Queen of Queens Reggae Royalty ❤

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

@@stevepatrick5818 Yes. That's true Marcia G is the Queen of Reggae 👸. Imho..

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

@@stevepatrick5818 A FEW successful songs?? But she's got a fantastic catalogue of albums from 1982's Someone loves you Honey to others right into the 90s. Perhaps you haven't listened enough to them enough. Check out her discography ....But if you're attributing British or American Main Pop Chart success as a measure, then you're certainly missing it ...REGGAE has hardly ever had the respect and promotion and commercial exposure by record companies and labels on those charts. I would suggest you go thru Reggae charts in the UK, Florida, New York, California and start from there...No comparisons intended. Marcia Griffiths is the Queen and mostly dominant as of the late 60s and thru out the 70s...In the 80s it was clearly June JC Lodge with others like Cynthia Schloss, Sonya Spence (rather briefly) and a host of other few one-hit wonders, like Sophia George I must say...Of course Mama Rita Marley was up there too among the Honorable First Ladies of Reggae.

[@jeffcee9457]

That was the custom's of these giants and no one could't complain about it you take what they gave you.Because they claim they don't want to spoil artist

[@mooniacful]

My forever favorite song.

[@keithbrown8313]

Gibbs want all lose all. That's good for him

[@DAVENATCHSTOCKS]

They call me Joe Gibbs, I dnt see the resemblance ✍🏾📈😁

[@stevereid926]

Quite informative

[@rasempress9724]

Not she alone get gypped by producers…..astonishing to find out dat Toots was still trying to get his monies associated wid his hit Festival Song, BAM BAM….keep telling prople dat dat scene in the movie THE HARDER THEY COME, where the artistes r lined up at the studio gate n di producer disrespecting dem bout dem money , DAT was n still is the reality fi many….sad

[@Bugga1156]

Tune ❤❤❤❤

[@deejayactivist770]

Suh it guh big robber like nuff producers

[@hartleycwhite]

Joe Gibbs was only one of the many local Jamaican producers and arrangers that robbed(local Jamaican artists) and profited from overseas (England/USA) recordings and claimed to have written them. Joe Gibbs was one of the more infamous but you can also add Clement Coxsone Dodds and Lee Upsetter Perry among others to the list.

[@anitabalabon8834]

So happy that you did a story about JC. My favorite singer!

[@kcrooks7]

That nuh right.

[@tb22k]

Ok 😮😅

[@RonaldReggae]

JC Lodge being the singer of a cover song is not entitled to any royalties anyway...

[@reggaegistxtra_ng]

Your feedback is appreciated. But what if J.C. Lodge had a prior agreement with the original owner?

[@RonaldReggae]

@@reggaegistxtra_ng The original rights owner might give his permission but not his intellectual property and assorted rights and royalties, it just never happens, at least that I know of. Quite the opposite - cover songs that explode do fill the pockets of the original owners. For example - the Fugees have not seen a dime from Killing me softly which was a global hit. There are many more examples.

[@tuffstarr1026]

The singer is entitled to artists royalties. Not publishing rights

[@RonaldReggae]

@@tuffstarr1026 no he’s not

[@tuffstarr1026]

@@RonaldReggae stop posting nonsense. If artist don't get royalties for cover songs then why do they record them? Artist get royalties. Writers get royalties. Producers get royalties. Each is entitled to their respective share. Joe Gibbs took credit for everything

[@paulgray7203]

Unfair game play twice Ive be thought as a young boy as man you should have known better

[@ahiareds5118]

Whoever did this presentation or documentation, you did do the viewing and listening audience great damage and wrong. Please tell us how many units or copies the June Lodge cover version of Someone loves you, honey sold. Wased it not 1 million or 2 million copies sold? In the sight and ears of the Almighty God, please speak the truth. All of you could get hurt for holding back the truth.

[@JAMUSA2018]

"Solded"is NOT a word. Sold, is the past tense and past participle of sell.

[@ahiareds5118]

@JAMUSA2018 Thank you very much for correcting the word sold.

[@JAMUSA2018]

@@ahiareds5118 No worries, you still have was as "Wased", that too is incorrect.

[@tuffstarr1026]

​@ahiareds5118 the truth is the song sold millions world wide. Plus royalties are earned for broadcasting and that song was played a lot.

[@daltonsmith9724]

Irony here is had the song done poorly, he'd probably gotten away with it.

[@donovandavies3542]

Far too many con artists about

[@Gary-vl7lp]

That was the most annoying and irritating song you can imagine..it was on full ,..' Payola ' ,...they played it every half hour...on both stations..

[@waynesmith733]

Yahushua the messiah son of yahweh is the ONLY hope of salvation

[@JAMUSA2018]

No one else is?

[@waynesmith733]

@@JAMUSA2018 yahushua bless my friend

[@daltonsmith9724]

That's what the bootleg Jews currently in the land of Israel call him. A real Israelite would say Yahawashi.

[@waynesmith733]

@daltonsmith9724 that's a LIE,the Jews don't use the name yahweh,they say Hashemi or adonai

[@daltonsmith9724]

@@waynesmith733 The fake Jews - or Jewish (wish they were a Jew) - in that bastardized hebrew they call Yiddish, call Christ Yeshua or Yahushua and the LORD Yahweh. So what you talking bout?