LECTURER On Papa San, Lieutenant Stitchie, Professor Nuts, King Jammys, Creation, Bobby Digital +

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[@claudfraser4445]

True talk Lec! I've been saying from a long time a reggae museum should be established in JA to honor our foundation artists like the great Ewart Beckford AKA Hugh Roy and leave a legacy, the current generation of youths NOW dont even know them let alone future youth man

[@jasonamoroso4459]

P OP 9 People .000oo0

[@jasonamoroso4459]

Jp

[@earlsmart7297]

Muscle this is one of your greatest interviewe you ever had, lecturea is talking the thought

[@HIPch]

Respect 1000% Lecturer yuh kno weh yuh ah seh……the greatest lyricist in ah dancehall

[@DJ_Dre.P]

Lecturer is an artiste who SHOULD have been given the opportunity to build more in reggae dancehall music. Too much red eye in the business cut him short. Big up Lecturer, one of Jamaica’s story telling lyricists! Respect again Muscle for bringing Lecturer story to light. ✊🏾

[@earlsmart7297]

San is the greatest DJ of all time

[@punanny123]

This is the best interview from a DJ that I have heard so far. Muscle I would love to hear an interview with Professor Nuts or Stitchie if you can get it to hear their side of things Lecturer has mentioned. Of course I do not know Prof Nuts personally but he is without doubt in the top 10 DJs of all time on sound system. I would pay to listen to Lec right now on a sound system today. Man looking after women and women looking after the house may happen in the Islands but in America/ Europe most black women are independent moneywise and do their own thing. Nearly all men including myself have made mistakes during their life and I admire Lec's honesty in admitting his mistakes plus wanting to find love from a woman. Lec is 100% correct in his reggae Museum comments - In America Graceland pays homage to Elvis and it brings in millions a year. In New Orleans they celebrate Jazz, etc all year round. I predict that a White businessman will build a great reggae museum before any Jamaican will and make millions in profit. We blacks as a whole take reggae for granted and dont cherish it enough.

[@liongun67]

Nuff respect Muscle, really looking forward to this one the Great Bighead Lecturer. Dancehall Icon.

[@HIPch]

🔥🔥🔥lectuer real dancehall legend

[@SprbRadioPodcast]

This Icon of Dancehall is truly underrated. He never got his dues but he’s one of the greatest lyricist

[@90sdancehallkid40]

This interview was Epic

[@shiftacula_music_3646]

Lec nuh easy enuh, but honesty is good…big up all of our dancehall vets 🇯🇲👊🏾💯

[@charlesgore5827]

Wow, long time we ain't seen Daddy Lec. Can't speak for anyone else but I thought that was a brilliant interview. Looking forward to the next one.

[@yw123wallace4]

He's building a house in my district right now in manchester.

[@MRSTYFFakaLloydDStiff1]

Him talk truth

[@centerstar9212]

One of the best interviews. This is a double feature. Had to pull up the STEREO ONE 1987 audio. Lecturer did blaze a fire.

[@pablot7049]

Lecturer is a real youth, him speaking the truth, i remember those days

[@raypato5770]

This was an epic conversation with Lecturer. I listened to the interview with Lecturer and Chin but this was far deeper as he went into all issues and his life as a sound system legend. I heard the clash between him and Lt Stitchie and from my point Lecturer held up against him. I too would live to see Lecturer on a sound system alongside some of the greats from King Jimmy's sound

[@LLALLONGLIFE]

Love the energy mi general keeping it real. more blessings always

[@shiftacula_music_3646]

Great interview…wow!!!! When your heart is clean the lord will always make away. 🇯🇲🙏🏾

[@winstonrichards1229]

Yes mussel this is the best interview ever Lecturer is a real youth full of love and truthfulness and very Godfearing thanks for all your good work may Jah forever to bless and guide you both. From king Dingah ja

[@lanaranger9770]

Wow. It took me two days. I always said that man can chat and he proved me right. I don't know him but I know music. I've asked many times what happened to him? I thought he was in Jamaica. The Letter is my favorite from him. He seems very much like a credible person. Giving praises/credit where it's due. Telling the negative without hate. I agree with him regarding the museum. I've thought about it before and even while listening to this. I disagree though with letting the government do it. Too much control in their hands. If I had the money I would do it. I stop at the Chris Blackwell reggae museum in Ocho once. I didn't go in after i heard it was owned by a white man. I was disgusted. We need to do better with/for ourselves. I'm ready to go and see it now. I hope it's still open. Thanks Muscle and Lecturer to the great interview.

[@mclife1]

Big Big respect for this interview Muscle Jah know Lecture a dj don from longtime👊🏽👊🏽

[@JP-dq8vq]

Another great interview from one of the best lyrical from the 80s, yes lecturer you played your part in the dancehall history,continue the works.

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

1:43:07 Steelie a real producer. He knew how to get the best out of an artist and get them to blend on the riddim. RIP to the boss and big up Lecturer.

[@BronxBomber1105]

Brilliant interview. Respect Muscle.

[@mayjorworryz3641]

Yes big up Lecturer ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾One of the best interviews I have heard. Jah Bless🙏🏽

[@shiftacula_music_3646]

The history of Jamaica is undeniable 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Stewy-xw9fz]

Although Lt. Stitchie is my DJ, Papa San is the greatest lyricist of all time. Lt. Stitchie is number 2.

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

Mr Wellington badder than Stitchie. Stitchie come in third. Nuts come and San joint first.

[@blairboyd5617]

Listening to this guy named Lectures I remembered him when he came on the scene as a young DJ, that song Punany too sweet. The 1st DJ I heard do in the dance was General Echo, he is not the father of slackness. Like what you are hearing people saying, the 1st singer in Jamaica 🇯🇲 that sang a slackness song. Was Prince Buster, wrecka Pum,Pum in the 1960s and then there a female singer named Nora Dean did some slackness songs, Barwire inner under pants 👖 in 1968. That song by Nora Dean Barwire inner your under pants 👖, all now it is very hot 🔥 song.I useto dance to that song in the 1960s as a teenager, he said that he is from Waterhouse. People called from Three miles Olympic way Cockburn Pen,Towerhill Waterhouse. But it is big difference between Waterhouse and those areas he is talking about, the place have different sections. But they just called the entire areas Waterhouse, but if him did really knows the area,he would realized. That he is not living in Waterhouse, and the whole is called Kingston 11,but it is really St,Andrew west. I useto lived in that area from 1968 as a teenager going to King Tubbys Hi-fi power sound system, when UROY was the number DJ there and. Living Down by Cockburn Pen.I lived in Waterhouse before any of those singers, started to sing.Man like Black Uru, Junior Reid, Half Points, just to named a few of them was all school boys.Then in the 1970s a few singers started to emerged, but the DJ in the 1970s who useto run the place from the 1960s. Was UROY, Iroy, Dennis Alcapone, King Stitch, then Big Youth came in the early 1970s, Trevor Ranking, Ranking Joe, UBrown,Early B,but the two young DJS in the 1970s useto run Jamaica musically. Was General Echo and Wilton Irie,Echo was called the father of slackness. I and Echo was born in the same year in the 1950s, but I am a couple months older than him. Then you have other young DJS in the 1970s like Charlie Chapplin, Brigadier Jerry, Josey Wales, Yellow man, just to mentioned a few of them. What useto happened in the 1970s when tapes recorders came in,so guys useto go to a dance and tapes music. Becaused most of the DJS back then wasn't recording any songs, only DJ them on sound system and. Some of them useto study other people songs,then go to the studio 🎙 with it and. Then claiming to say is them write ✍ the songs them, I remembered those days. From the 1960s also 70s in the early days when Machukie the 1st Jamaican DJ and then King Stitch 🤴 before UROY came on the scene, King Stitch was. The very 1st DJ in Jamaica 🇯🇲 to be crowded as king of the dance 💃, before any other DJS. He useto hotter than Daddy UROY in the 1960s also early 1970s, I useto dance to him a deejay back then. When you listened to these younger generation DJS, they are not saying that is certain people really inspiring them at all. They are behaving like is them doing this 1st,and I know that all of the younger generation DJS them. Copying the older DJS styles, is them,also is them they got the inspiration from. I cannot remembered that most of the DJS them in Jamaica, never useto talk slackness before they move to roots and culture. I missed out on some of my DJS them, man like Sassafras called the horse 🐎 man, Luwie Leppkie,Peter Metro, all of those DJS that is talking 👄. Like they are great, they only come on the scene when General Echo died in 1980,when he also the owner of Sterophanic named big John, also the operator Flux died.It is really good to see some of younger generation DJ ,is still around. He came in the 1980s, he wasn't too bad at all.

[@Jay-pl4qk]

Lots of history here 🙏

[@calvinseaton3144]

Lek na lie , San have lyrics like crazy, San usually write nuff nuff, nuff hardcover books,

[@tommygibbs8247]

Wha 😲 Bighead Lecturer The Dancehall Veteran From The Stables Of Papa San And Professor Nuts. Should Be A Nice Interview 👊🏾.

[@oraljohnson2563]

Everything this artist say is true stichie never burst another artist

[@lintongrant2978]

This is a great interview every thing him say about papa san is true san is greatest

[@palcarridice4188]

I went to school with porus junior secondary we use to say mandley have big head me and his sister was in the same class I had a.crush on her and still wonder what's up with her I remember Derrick paker too big up old schooley proud of u

[@starjocknarthegreat1music407]

I know so little about this man yet he's such a legend. good thing muscle's mother gave birth to him. maybe we wouldn't get this chance to hear 👂this. #Lecturer the man the legend 🙌🏽 salute teacher.

[@justpeaceful6899]

Very talented but was very ex rated.

[@reggaeblitz4738]

Thank you Muscle for this interview, but this is my opinion on this , Lecture and Lieutenant Stitchie is two different caliber of dj, Lieutenant Stitchie is an lyrical artist and Lecturer is a comedian. As a matter of fact with no disrespect intended Lecturer can’t bad like Ricky Stereo on no occasion. And that is a fact!

[@markjenkins7044]

Big up Big head Lecturer..As a yute in Portmore I used to watch you and Nuts on Love Child Sound.... Legendary..we used to beat down the fence.. lol

[@bundown5463]

Muscle this should be a good spot. Lecturer has a hell of memory (as his head size indicates) and has a lot to say.

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🤣🤣🤣

[@PapaIrie]

😂

[@highlybless1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@cocousstunner]

Thanks for another great interview muscle 💪

[@edsmith4821]

Now we understand why San hijack Stitchie at Sting and effectively ended his career. He did it for lecturer

[@millrock78]

He never ended stitchie career, stitche was DJ of the year about a year after that.

[@Raal367]

The sting clash was in 1995. Stitchie career wasn't ended but San tump him up bad. Anyway by this time their time in dancehall was effectively done. Man like Beenie and Bounty, Sizzla, Merciless, and Lady Saw were running things.

[@millrock78]

@@Raal367 Stitchie and Beenieman shared DJ of the year in 1996 and Stitchie went into church 1997, he was still a top DJ when he became a christian, he never fell off.

[@kacofy72]

classic mi tell di worl San a di best

[@kenlarthompson6011]

Without a question 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@omarhamilton5188]

Underrated ,never get the respect i feel 💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@millrock78]

He never got the respect because he never really had a hit song on wax. He never transformed that lyrical ability to recording.

[@jahfaithcameron5636]

give me a link

[@gregorygayle6224]

In the 80is me did live over passage fort and I hear a cassette with lecturer and professor nuts I play the tape so many times and it get hot on bus up they was the best

[@MrMarclauren]

Lecture is a LEGEND!!! Talk about Gemini Sound with Lady G or Shelly Thunder on Thursday nights.

[@dutchlamont699]

Lecture is a BAD WICKED DJ without the shadow of a doubt, but but in my opinion he couldn't match Lieutenant stitchy, nuts and papa sand could, but as he said Earl B, he is the best of this time RIP mi G, he inspired my career....I went up against lieutenant/stereo 1 sound once, with music merchant sound, at 70 manning-hill with me, my name was Garfield Lover then, papa sand, Sanchez, O'nile famous, etc, we defeated stereo sound 1 the clash they never speak about, and duke of Earl sound with Double Ugle aka ninja man, two sounds get killed on that night by Music merchant sound, with kirky as the selecter, owned by Carl. My name now is DutchLamont......

[@Raal367]

Does any Love Child live dance cassette exist? I would love to hear Nuts and Lecturer from way back when.

[@judahasante]

Big head Lecturer. One of the great deejays from the 80s. Respect to him and his contribution to Dancehall but I do not respect when he commented on a Professor Nuts video I posted on my channel years ago and he called Nuts a pussy. I said "no, you are. don't diss the professor." At first I didn't know it was Lecturer who made the comment but I clicked on the channel and saw a video he made talking about professor nuts and someone who I guess was pretending to be lecturer but it was another deejay by the name of Little Lecturer. It's a video from 21 years ago with Nuts clashing Little Lec. He didn't like when professor said "me mek every Lecturer" and some other stuff about how nuts badmind, wanted to clash Lecturer back in the 80s and whatever. We don't need no disrespect in the music business. There must be unity because we can't expect new yutes in the music to unite if we don't set an example. Whatever f**kry that happened back in the days forget that sh*t and move on.

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He explains some stuff. It's a long one tonight 👊🏾

[@judahasante]

@@EntertainmentReportPodcast Respect Fadda Muscle, another great interview you're giving Dancehall fans worldwide.

[@oliverj154]

That is so true Bredda England is really depressing

[@MRSTYFFakaLloydDStiff1]

Love this big up mi musical fan lecture bad bad artist and a fun person to be around . Lots of jokes. I dnt know ow why ppl always thumbs down on a person telling their life experiences I think he may have hurt some of u young dancehall fans feelings because he was talking facts. Big up yuhself fam 🙌

[@paulhenry2859]

I remember lecturer from Waterford days when him use to talk on love child and I rated as one of baddest DJ in Jamaica that time very wassy and bad big DJ

[@blessed879]

Bad bad dj but don't get ahead of urself any artis can get di upper hand of another artis on any given nite, dat don't make u better dan stitchie, ur allegations was distasteful and bitter, we don't know of stitchie to be badminded, I hear many artis speak great of dat man character, you a di only one me hear come a demonize him, show us where him have a track record of doing di same to many are a few more artis only so u credible, if di man hearsay u a disrespect him sound of course him aguh feel some type a way, according to u, creation was ur sound san ur idol, yet u want to work on stereo caa it was di hot sound at di time, yuh didn't want to work di sound caa yuh rate dem, u just want di opportunity to buss bigga dat make u look like a waggonist, yuh glorify san caa him give u nuff clothes, an criticize di one shirt dat nuts give yuh, shakey move dat agen, appreciate weh yuh get caa yuh neva sen him no where are giving anyting fi pudung, in those days mostly every artis bill a style off a next artis style even u urself dweet to, dat was ok as long as a artis nuh steal di lyrics, suh I wudnt say stitchie a pirate, stitchie also have style wah odda artis copy as well, I understand u may have a bad experience wid him, but dat nuh equate to him being di most badminded artis, life too short fi yuh a be bitta ova petty bulshit weh happn sumuch decades aguh, get some peace withing yuhself bredda.

[@colinmaxwell82]

Lecturer....Di Reggae Gone too!

[@flyaz705]

Lecturer seh likkle most mi tun 🐮 🤣Another killa dance Lecturer didn't mention, is a Creation 1988 with Bunny General, Bammyman & a youth name little Sampson, BAD BAD Session. Nuff Respect Original BIG Head Lecturer, tuff interview. 🔥🔥🔥 💯💯💯

[@bobbyb5254]

May of had the same session was DJ daddy on before little Sampson?

[@flyaz705]

@@bobbyb5254 I don't remember if DJ Daddy was before likkle sampson, but he's definitely on the cassette. 💯💯💯

[@petersolomon6971]

This is great I am happy to see lecturer because I heard rumors that he was killed in england

[@dancehallgeneral4820]

Blessings the original lecturer foundation from 19longtime, mirage crew in the building family

[@invest2115]

Stichie can run Circle round lecturer still

[@tamblair603]

Really don't know dancehall history dwl

[@DJkingFar-i]

That clash with stitchie pure shot beat for lecturer …. Snd then stitchie a seh dem a friends lol

[@Raal367]

At the start Stitchie cussing him, then when lyric start lick him, him gwan like dem ah bredrin lol

[@leondavis8267]

That's not true I've got the whole tape is only a piece of it on tube stitchie was shooting up the dance b4 Lec hold the microphone+b4 the one forward start stitchie did say me and Lec level vibes, so talk the truth

[@urviscox8009]

I'm enjoying every bit of this interview lecturer dear mummy how are you doing I hope daddy is not killing you with beating.

[@errgag3580]

With due respect Lecturer yuh cyan manage Stitchie ina him sleep

[@rohanbrown4751]

Great information big up ,,DJ....🔥🙏

[@hungchung2726]

Papa Manley from Love Child Disco Portmore. Long Live Legend✔💯🎶🎤🎧🎛🔊

[@diegogeneral1217]

Not opening the grill 🤣🤣🤣

[@AuthenticSelector64]

Creation...Papa San Lecturer.... King Jammys.... Tonto Irie Admiral Bailey Stereo One....LT. Stitchie Wolfman

[@ivajohnson4585]

Big up lecture

[@donaldmartin1111]

I was at the dance. It was a 4 sound clash CREATION, STEREO ONE, JARO and Ticka. At Great River. San and Lec kill dem from first round ....Stitchie hid in is car outside. Early B Super Cat Brigie never bad chat...Sun come up..Ricky Stereo..Wolfman ..etc dead like dawg

[@kenlarthompson6011]

You can find the dance on KZbin,both side stereo one side and Creation side

[@shanaje103]

@@kenlarthompson6011 what do I write to search?

[@kenlarthompson6011]

@@shanaje103 Creation vs Stereo one

[@gtlegacy6496]

Real talk me. Dj big. Talk real. Talk. Solid. Veteran. Of. All. King of. Dancehall

[@lintongrant2978]

The music industry in Jamaica a water 💧down right at this moment

[@oraljohnson2563]

U came on love child 1982

[@reggaeblitz4738]

Thank you mussel!

[@natarinereid5180]

Lecturer a the don..🔥🔥

[@monique85]

mi still have the cassette

[@eapradius]

Yuh mi really feel this interview

[@tripledtv5464]

Lecturer stop tell lie on my cousin Mr Clifton Henry (RIP) at no time he was going sign to Stereo One.The only DJ was going join the Stereo One was Major Worrries because he was not happy at Jammy’s . Two weeks after Major Worries came to a Stereo One dance in barbican and rip up the dance he was killed.So stop chat crap bout Stitchie stop from buss because you were on the mighty King Jammy’s ,so why you never buss then .You are bad mind that the reason you never reach no were .Look how you hating on the young artist now . Stop chat bout Stitchie never help no artist,listen Tonto Irie interview .Asked Little Kirk who took him on tour in Germany when nothing never gwaan for him . Courtney Melody big hit song Screechy cross the border was written by Stitchie.etc Stitchie is one of the greatest lyricist,writer and composer ever came out of dancehall so you could never finish Stitchie career . And Stitchie career still going strong and producing music with Beniy Myaz .

[@peeba7921]

Ok major worries die in 1987 in the summer there's many times he deejay on Stereo one from early 86 and I have those dance plus major deejay with stitchie on a sound call lighting in early 85

[@kenlarthompson6011]

What do you mean by bust?..punnany too sweet was one of the biggest song in Jamaica

[@originaldjlecturer]

U know nothing just want to push ur self up I dont have to tell any lie

[@hungchung2726]

Those songs were some of the best songs, the ones that artiste didnt get any Money or Royalties for.

[@diegogeneral1217]

These interviews expose alot of hidden truth about some artist whom we taught where real real 💯 🤔

[@badfuzzy9612]

What about Winston Scotland?

[@peterlewis9153]

Great interview 👍

[@derrickparker9465]

Big up yourself love the interview and you can remember good love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@thenightking8834]

real talk breda.

[@MrRuhi2]

Legend! I still have Lecturer vs Professor Nutts on video 🇯🇲 Manners and Respect 🇯🇲

[@MrRuhi2]

@Brook Lyn not the same? Yuh mean him not the one who battle Prof Nutts in Brooklyn? The comedian dj clash? Rahtid!

[@MrRuhi2]

@Brook Lyn give thanks

[@augustineborerwe8433]

That was not Big Head Lecturer. It was another Lecturer but that was also entertaining

[@kenlarthompson6011]

Don't be confused,that was the Fake/counterfeit Lectura

[@kenlarthompson6011]

@@MrRuhi2 that Comedian Lectura is a disgrace 🤦😏

[@vernalroper5198]

I want to know what happened to bruck back from black star, last ting I heard about him he went abroad and never came back.

[@leroypatterson7667]

Bruck Bak from Blackstar is a Rasta living in America

[@hungchung2726]

John Steel & Satta Ranking two good Deejays.

[@PapaIrie]

True a True

[@christopherlivingston9912]

What happen to John steel ?

[@hungchung2726]

@@christopherlivingston9912 not sure what happen to him, i left Portmore longtime ago.

[@LLALLONGLIFE]

Lecture a real talk yu a mek nuff a dem a fake. and reggae day sound good fe Jamaica and the museum real talk mi DJ

[@colinquintyne412]

Real general cant wait to watch

[@waynestewartson3547]

Much love respect mi general

[@jasonperry7403]

nuff Respect legend big up

[@loukirkzinkfenceculture43]

Come on man nothing can stop greatness stichie had nothing to do with your career no disrespect but you sound bitter

[@alphabravo9127]

Crazy how the old school DJs would always say back in the day it was pure love amongst them.....this interview made me go hmmmmm.

[@Stewy-xw9fz]

Lecturer don't get your head swell up, you couldn't kill Stitchie. That is your opinion.

[@oraljohnson2563]

Love child own by Berty ...i use to follow u guys

[@ashleyogarro2686]

Social media has exposed Sance Hall music as a crab ina Barrel kinda way how de biznis is highlighted.

[@sweetmusicman-theeveningpe1786]

My My Bubbla Molly Bubbla Pinky Bubbla Doreen Bubbla.

[@tetemorneoverthetop6197]

bloodclat me did think ah just one lecturer deh yah.....me was confused till me read them ya comments🙊

[@starjocknarthegreat1music407]

funny how Lecturer never even record like dat n him lyrical.

[@sweetmusicman-theeveningpe1786]

Malibu is big big big singer. Unfortunately drugs got the better of him. Love Child a one a di baddest sound ever!!!

[@yasharahisrael5289]

OMG @ Stitchie

[@annied339]

He is not wrong... Bogdonovich came to Downsound to "save" reggae / dancehall

[@WineStone1227]

The biggest joke this 💀 🤣 😂 😑 😭 you can't dj like Stitchie ..... bag a mouth👄 lol

[@PG1181-g8x]

Big joke

[@tripledtv5464]

Real talk,this a big joke iyah.This just pour badmind iyah .

[@keithcollins9319]

No Dj stitchie no badmind stitchie is the G. O. A. T!

[@SuperReasonabledoubt]

Big head lecturer , write a letter . dear Daddy

[@derikirie9853]

BIG ' R ' HAPPENING OWN BY BERTY WAS NEAR BY AS WELL SAME TIME.

[@scottyscotty3027]

Remember "BIG. R Happening" were a soul sound. First sound I saw playing, and the phase "rent a tile" I really knew what it meant.

[@lionrulethejunglewithoutfe3207]

Most Jamaican DJ have good heart (man and woman) but you only hear the negative.

[@benitocampbell7000]

You say english people his fool so what you doing in a foolish place and then you say the police use there brain how fool his that

[@daftonstewart4256]

I been saying the same thing about what is going on downing Jamaica 🇯🇲 I hope Jamaican lest to you my brother till them 😂😂