Hugh Mikes - Dancehall Story - R.B.Sound Dubplate

recorded by Poly Famous for R.B. Sound
Hugh Mikes on the "Chalice A Fe Dub" (Full Up Riddim)
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[@BrownHomeMovies]

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[@bigbwoyting1608]

Thank you Sir P this is dancehall not di gun tune, di skin up pum pum, Di killy killy ting. This is the innocence of dancehall not di dark evil ting we have now.

[@musicworker8774]

ORIGINAL DUBPLATE STYLE 💯💥💥💥

[@koolantbrownofficial]

Somebody should help this man to get a lawyer to get what is due to him because this song went big.

[@LionFoot]

I never knew this song, until Sir P mentioned it. And people are still saying he copied baby sham kmt

[@musicworker8774]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKbOqmmbq8hjaZI

[@errolbenjamin6143]

Wow!! This is the fuckry what keep happening in the dancehall space, if it wasn’t for sir P I wouldn’t know about Hugh Mike’s version plus this man is the originator of this song. Baby Cham n Dave Kelly should be a fucking shame . The man dem never yet mentioned Hugh Mike’s name! Never! Bless up Hugh mike 👊🏿🙏🏿

[@musicworker8774]

Evolution nothing is new star 🎤Every artist is guilty of adapting the foundation artistes lyrics and flows💯💿🎵🎤

[@boldbogle4808]

Sir P is a living legend!

[@web-angel]

@@musicworker8774 that's not a problem. It becomes a problem when they fail to acknowledge its origin.

[@musicworker8774]

@@web-angel Agree with you there are 3 sides to this story 👉🏾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKbOqmmbq8hjaZI

[@waynenelson30]

This one ya bad

[@jamaicanjewsthemarkofthebe6412]

Sir P Bigup yu self

[@jpang5477]

BoomShot Steelie and Cleevie teef dis an gi Baby Sham 💯

[@shawnrichards1393]

how steeleie n cleeevie get into this?????? a dave kelly wrote the song for cham

[@karltokio]

Hope them paying the artist or his estate his share of the royalties

[@MsSingso]

Original Style

[@michaelsterling4852]

Original Baby Cham pirate this song. Mr. Vagas wrong Sir. P right ✅ Mr. Vagas, please do the right thing and apologize. This confirms how much of a "vulture" are, wolf 🐺 in 🐑 sheep clothes.

[@scottyscotty3027]

Yes he should but his words mean nothing.

[@HOWISIT912]

Hear the man voice, dam!

[@draybless3915]

My thing is this. How this never come to light when Cham song drop and became just a big hit. Something nah add up

[@jayjesuswake3140]

Ppl really think dis jus com out ? 🤣🤣🤣 buoy mi think as a musician vegas wudda kno dancehall story from jah mike kmt

[@LionFoot]

That’s what I say too, burst himself big tome

[@rockywalkie626]

To be honest just listening to the song you can hear the old time style of dub/reggae from the old skool era. A quick Google search cleared it all up for me; Hugh Mikes released this song on 7" vynyl back in 1983 on cornerstone records and that definitely predates baby chams remake in 2006 entitled "ghetto story".... 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@obellinfantie]

So you never hear Ms Vegas confirm that this tune was made after Cham's Ghetto Story. She said argument and fighting only started in Dancehall with Ninja Man. She said the 7" record you see with the middle missing and the numerous references to 1983 is a forgery 😐

[@rockywalkie626]

@@obellinfantie Mr vegas can hardly speak properly so me no business weh him affi seh him fi stick to weh him know... (singing and dancing) I was able to find this information for myself on various music archiving and reggae archive sites which show the year the song was released me no need no semi illiterates to tell me weh fi think a quick Google search bring up the relevant information very simple and straight forward 🤣😂

[@thekoolbreeze]

No: It Was Release 2 January 2007.

[@julesgordon1109]

@@rockywalkie626 what are those sites

[@HendrixUntilDeath]

@@obellinfantie Vegas a id.!ot, just like you. Vegas nuh know nutten bout music.

[@DesmondNoel]

@Mr Vegas

[@yardyouth]

OH SHIT..BIG UP SIR P... OH SHIT..I NEVER KNEW.. SO HOW BABY CHAM..NEVER SAY NUTTIN..

[@marcmarcello981]

Can anyone explain how a song recorded in 1983 will be making reference to stone love?

[@boldbogle4808]

@@marcmarcello981 Dub Plate version for that sound!

[@web-angel]

@@marcmarcello981 maybe because Stone Love a from the 70s.....

[@jah22041]

Vagas always does these things to himself

[@Crackadoodle111]

I never know about this song.

[@lorraynebartley5168]

Me to!

[@michaelcaine6472]

Sir P is right!! What's the difference ghetto story??? Pirates!!!!!

[@tobieebonics4193]

Go and show Gaygas this.

[@boldbogle4808]

He's to pompous and self-righteous! Drowning in his own ignorance!

[@hphinn]

Headphone design, mike design, and grill on door. This is not from the 80s.

[@siro729]

So basically cham version was released in 2006, and this dub plate 2009....

[@damajah]

Yes and Hugh Mikes released the original song on cornerstone circa 1984

[@georgehall7371]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6SvlZWIqa2UncU

[@TheReputed]

jamaicans say foolynesh lol.

[@IMHOTEP360DEGREES]

Unfortunately this does not prove if sir p or suubi is right . Clearly he’s doing a dub here which is definitely not the 1980s . Let the light reveal itself . Wherever it shines .

[@blessed879]

Samting mi a seh, di producers of both songs can come fwd an set di ting str8

[@scottyscotty3027]

The record was released in 1984, the dub plate was long after.

[@JP-dq8vq]

Wow 😲 I'm confused first time listening this version, but there was no stone love in the early 80s, some thing smell fishy just saying.

[@damajah]

@@JP-dq8vq according to sound system history wee pow started his sound in the 70s same so metromedia

[@shanielthomas3488]

@@JP-dq8vq this the dub which was made years after his original released song hence the stone love reference.

[@energyranks]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6SvlZWIqa2UncU. Original song

[@dwaynemccalla6512]

Fake song