How Reggae TRANSFORMED Rock Music Forever

[@sylverkizinna7547]

Thank you for all...❤...still grieve for my reggae heroes that have gone to their rewardd much too early... sending blessings...

[@MsWildberry1]

Today is the anniversary of Peter Tosh's passing 37 years ago. I celebrate Petah ❤💛💚🖤

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@@MsWildberry1 🕯️

[@Rollie961]

Very True Reggae and Rock Music it don't get better than this 😊thank you 👍

[@wariowario138]

Reggae music is so powerful 💥

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@wariowario138 Yes I ✌️

[@devinedude3690]

@@wariowario138 black culture is essential to humanity.... Reading in-between the lines of this content highlights this....

[@adamougarba1621]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ON REGGAE MUSIC, MAN. BIG UP.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings mon 🙌 Thanks for watching

[@lynndavis4878]

Peter Tosh, Winston, remains my god of music. It's unfortunate he is conspicuously absent from many documentaries and commentaries. Are people still afraid to be associated with his legacy? Rest in peace, my friend.❤🧡💚

[@devinedude3690]

Reasons why i love this channels content.... Truly Insightful....

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@devinedude3690 Blessings ✌️ Thanks a lot for staying tuned

[@dailypolishme]

❤💛💚🖤I am truly humbled and grateful for your works 👏👏👏👏👏Jah bless

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@dailypolishme Blessings ✌️ Thanks for watching and supporting. Big up

[@tb22k]

We need reggae music 🎺 😅

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@@tb22k Your wish is my command 😊

[@dee24874]

Thanks for posting my request! 😊😊

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@dee24874 Yes I 👍 thanks for suggesting it

[@mikecaetano]

Nice! But perhaps before crediting Clapton after The Beatles consider Paul Simon "Mother and Child Reunion" (1972), Led Zeppelin "Dyer Maker" (1973), and War "Cisco Kid" (1973). Also Fishbone and The Untouchables were forging the reggae/ska/punk scene in Southern California in the early eighties, long before Sublime or Slightly Stupid picked up the mantle. Also don't forget Bad Brains from Washington DC. They had a tremendous influence on the fusion of ska, reggae, and punk in the US in the eighties and nineties.

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

👍Hmm...Yes. Paul Simon's Mother and Child Reunion....That tune was something.. Picking up on that typical sound of early 70s Reggae..I think it was recorded at Byron Lee's studio in Kingston JA...

[@Cash82Mx]

Tidbits-Greetings from Jamaica (1973)

[@JC-ug7qs]

Yes, Fishbone 👍🏼

[@Infinitebrandon]

😊 nuff respect RAS; My Guinness tastes especially good today, ty UK🍻. My close friend Steve-O was the lead singer of the Vandals (not Jackass steve-o) and inspired the Ska fusion with punk by ALL the punk bands we know from SoCal. He had great stories and was working on his book, From Punk to Monk, until he passed away. He lived a holy life and I know he still lives. And speaking of jamaica's importance, I'm voting for the 1st Jamaican-American president of our country in November and encourage all Americans to do the same. I mon need equal rights and justice. ✌️Salome comes after 😊 Bless all you yardies that are a main driving force for peace on earth.

[@ByronMathews-sf9gw]

Please that is a hole east Indian woman she is not even black 😮

[@Infinitebrandon]

Cool, RAS. I got a seafood kichari I just made and a beer. Thanks RAS, it's a blessed day, 13 years ago us Guardsmen were at the ready and went on to help for many years to come. I'm sure Kamala won't allow craziness to happen in the US like Bush. Yes, Jamaica is a very important place😊. Ok back to the show...

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@@Infinitebrandon Enjoy my friend. Blessings 🙌

[@utregsoulnorh715]

On 3.34 Slade...the band was only for a short time Skinhead,there is a great photo of them with Jimmy Clif and with a qirl sporting a t-shirt with the text 'Do The Reggae",....Jah Bless

[@chayochevez6633]

Don't forget Bad Brains from Washington DC, The original Rasta Punks

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@chayochevez6633 Yes I! Incredible group. They were the pioneers

[@utregsoulnorh715]

yessss-I

[@DerdickeSalto]

I think that sublime in the original lineup was one of the few band that could do Reggae without tryhard pretending to be something they are not ❤️

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Nice.. I've been a Rock and Reggae music fan all my life... Naturally the Beatles are credited to be the first Rock band to infuse Ska/Reggae with Rock...Their aura is so overwhelming...But wait. Not so fast..The Rolling Stones were on to it before the Fab 4 by 1966 with their hit song "Under My Thumb".....Great vibes, that one..

[@runningrasta]

Nice as usual...

[@z.t.8950]

Lionel Richie did say something about his producers wanting him to do reggae to stay relevant. I suppose that's why he did Selah?

[@gregoryspevack2263]

Nailed it ! I have an idea for you, how about you look at the after effects of the Wind Rush generation. And talk about the influence of Reggae and Dub on electronic music. Down Tempo, Garage, Dub Step , Jungle / Drum and Bass. One of the biggest hits in the last year is by Chase and Status called " Baddadan " Heavy Ragga influence. You can also go as far back as Rebel Mc's - " Just Keep Rocking " which came out in the 80's. And you can talk about how the sound system had a huge influence on the world.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@gregoryspevack2263 Thanks a lot. Glad you approve 😊 Wonderful suggestion mi lion will work on this idea

[@gregoryspevack2263]

@@ReggaeAppreciationSociety You need to hear Tribal Seeds latest album. They are fantastic they stand out among the rest.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

@@gregoryspevack2263 Really? Will go listen to it

[@michaelwilson2340]

I love New Orders' 1982 Peel Sessions cover of Keith Hudson's 'Turn The Heater On".

[@utregsoulnorh715]

I used to start when DJing with Bankrobber......and end with Racist Friend by the Special AKA...Jah Bless

[@FCReggae]

Good one and I agree ! All Jahwaiian and Cali Roots Reggae were and inspired by Bob and the Wailers songs . Sting is White Bob and Rebulution wants to be Don Carlos .

[@fredericocr1]

He's a rocker, she's a rocker....

[@bashirediouf584]

What's the background song in your videos?

[@Cash82Mx]

Peter Yarrow - That's Enough For Me (1973) feat. Toots & The Maytals.

[@element64]

I'd just like to expand & express that a lot of reggae songs were just a production trend or theme & were viewed as inauthentic & classified as cod reggae.

[@smuleplayz]

Anyone notice the Steel Pulse shirt? 👀 5:55

[@mightydread3116]

You forgot to mention red hot Chilli peppers too they are heavily inspired by reggae also

[@francoiscarlier2439]

Rock is fake. Reggae is the real Rock !

[@raneternu1667]

Yo Man....U was doing good and I check for yo videos. But don't start that disrespectful narrative of Reggae having any influence on Rap/Hip Hop.