Miss Lou - Live In Concert (Special Edition Mix)

[@barbarawatson5375]

So refreshing to listen to Miss Lou. As a child growing up in the Jamaica i enjoyed listening to her and laugh. Thanks for preserving this precious piece of art and history.

[@anthonymurray461]

A beautiful Jamaican who taught us to be proud of our culture esp.our language and not be consumed by the colonists culture. out of many one people,one Jamaica to the world. Thank you Ms.Louise Bennett - Coverley Continue to RIP my dear.Your legacy continues to inspire Jamaicans and people all over the world

[@haldenbennett5979]

Miss Lou at her best. A blessed Ambassador for Jamaican music..🇯🇲 🙌

[@1socaholic]

Ms Lou makes me so proud to be Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@NadjaWhyteBlair-yw1qw]

I am not Jamaican. Born in England. Parents were born in Jamaica. I agree.

[@PaulSmith-fj1do]

Ultimately she taught us to respect our own culture. We all know before her all the foreign things were thought of as better than Jamaican. Now we have our own language, music and culture, that is loved by almost all people around the world.

[@taniciarobinson8550]

True

[@millermarliyn8991]

miss lou thank fi put Jamaica culture pon di world stage rest in peace one love

[@evadnelayton4073]

I'm a Jamaican and I would like to hear more of miss Lou from the 60s she has a lot more, I had been listening to miss lou from i wae about 5 years old sitting on the steep of my door way there she comes on the radio talking about her auntie roachie LOL. I heard these all the time she has many more to make us laugh whenever we are sad BIG UP MISS LOU RIP.

[@awestorygatmelody9515]

I am not a Jamaican,but I admire Miss Lou so much. She has shaped the Caribbean's cultural history too.

[@Emily-rb4px]

"English derives, Jamaica corrupts!". She is BRILLIANT

[@joshuabruff]

Genius.

[@HopeAndersonhealth]

She was the queen of folklore. She is missed. Such joyful reminders of my youthful years.

[@JannJhankx]

Is* A Queen will never lose her crown. Even in death

[@melvenaduncan1148]

Miss. Lue is still relevant. I really enjoyed her use of our Jamaican language. When iam in Canada and buck up on my Jamaicans we just talk up the things want to see people looking on us. People just a look ponwe.❤😂

[@melvenaduncan1148]

Miss Lou😂

[@alsmith9822]

Miss Lou & Mas Ron, thanks for many beautiful Saturday afternoons.

[@phillipbeckford7814]

Definately a true icon, legend and representative of our culture. This performance have me cracking up as well. Her communication with the crowd was electrifying,plus the way she represent our culture was spectacular.

[@robertdickson2319]

I grew up watching this woman in pantomimes, hearing her on the radio, eventually seeing on TV. (1966 b4 TV come Ja.) all and everyone, black, white, Indian and Chinese etc Loved this wonderful woman. One 'wonderful' just nevah be enuf. I miss you so much miss Lou.

[@yaniquepurchass6537]

Ms Lou makes my soul smile 😃

[@patriciabelgrave5181]

Awesome, just awesome, pure talent, no cuss words.

[@lorrainereynolds7927]

Mama Louis sorry you went so quick due to ill health. You taught us soo much value about-turn self and our beautiful Island, You are one of the reason why all Jamaicans are proud people.Today mama lou everyone wants to speak out patios / patwa and pretend they are a Jamaica. Mama Lou thank you soo much, and may you continue to rest in perfect peace.

[@yishebahbahtgavriel4903]

The Heroine of Jamaican Culture, lyrics and folklore explains the origins of the Jamaican Patois.

[@andreabarnes5879]

So true. True force behind our beloved Patois. Miss Lou' you are my Hero. Thanks for the wonderful memories and you contributions to our culture.. One of the reasons why I am soooooo'proud of my Culture. Would not trade it for nothing. Jamaica my beautiful Jamaica. Evri'baddi'waah'piece'a'wi.

[@marvinsmall9889]

Yes

[@Ankhobia]

For real she is the mother of many. A living Caribbean legend and a testament to the power of Afrikan culture and Afrikan womanhood!

[@tahira1]

This reminds me so much of my childhood listening to this luminary speak on BBC radio every Saturday morning.. She taught a little girl born in England so much about who she was. Thank you Miss Lou always loved.

[@donovantaylor3137]

really..really in a good way...nice to know that

[@juandariotrottman7683]

Many West Indians were the core laborers of the Panama Canal during the construction days and they left their culture solidly in the Isthmus, where it grounded with the local and impacted immensely. Miss Lou has always been an impact with her Auntie Roachie stories that reached Panama around the 70s and we relive every bit of it on this marvelous piece you have posted. Many thanks for the knowledge and laughter.

[@Abstract.Noir414]

How come they don't make music in English?

[@jeanettedawson8500]

I love Miss Lou, Jamaican aunty, the essence of our roots n culture. God rest her beautiful soul. Thanks for preserving it.

[@IamDrDee]

Bwoy I lub di culture bad... Jamaica to the world!!

[@gerardinvestments]

I love the culture to JA to the world mi seh

[@andy37jm]

I am a teacher living in the Turks & Caicos Islands and every time I have one of my students celebrating a birthday, they just love it when I sing the Happy Birthday song. Ms Lou's style. This legendary lady was at the core of my childhood experiences. Love you, Miss Lou!

[@Ankhobia]

Glad to know Andy that you can share this aspect of our heritage with them. Stay Blessed.

[@spudspinnigan9677]

This is a beautiful performance from a beautiful Jamaican. And she came along LONG before Bob Marley.

[@newjersey1029]

I am Not a Jamaican, i get a chance to study in Jamaica for a couple of yr, and was an Honor to meet and see her in concert in Her Native Land. Her Music her story telling i still enjoy to this day..

[@kirk5487]

My heart is so full. Emotions all over the place. Happy and sad. Taking us back to the root. Never ever be another Miss Lou. Sleep well Muma.

[@London_miss234]

She was great for Jamaica! Love Dr. Louise Bennett.

[@daphnelewin]

Nostalgic of the rythm of Jamaica!

[@ianhedge604]

thanks miss Lou for ring ding on Saturdays it help put out a lot of young talents in my young days r.i.p

[@MARZINBARZ]

My hero born on my birthday... I will always light a candle for this powerful woman on our Earthstrong!

[@bigettel]

U WILL ALWAYS REMEMBERED MISS LOU, THANK U FOR LEAVIN US WITH UR LOVELY CULTURE.

[@andreabarnes5879]

Thanks for posting this. Listening makes me remember my childhood in Jamaica. Left as a child'not' givin'up'mi'patois'fi'nuttin. Luv'luv'mi'culcha.

[@JacquelineSmall]

Absolutely beautiful!! :-) Jamaica, Land of my Birth!

[@Purplemuslimlina2010]

I love this , i tell she is the best and a legend there will never be a next miss Louise she is once in a lifetime. I will buy the complete concert!

[@jackieanglin8284]

Purplemuslimlina2010

[@deanneadrian2659]

I get so emotional when this program ends and when she sings the good bye song and I cry its beautiful I feel so good and sad because I am being expose to my culture

[@jogiebear0299]

Walk good Miss Lou! So proud to be Jamaican! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@kenroderick4034]

Solid Jamaican culture revival.

[@bigbear197708]

THIS WHOLE SHOW IS TIGHT AND GREAT

[@mikeryda11]

Such a wonderful and remarkable lady ms lou I salute you. Thank you for share your life's work and Jamaican culture with us. Thanks for sharing this video..

[@tallandstately]

Remembering the good old days when we listened to storytelling and folk songs and not all those degrading rap songs that are out there today!

[@sashaeltekeh2618]

Edith. Yes mi dear!

[@plump_candysweets7822]

thank you miss Louis I'll always be grateful to your teaching me my culture and language I'm proud to be a Jamaican

[@andreabarnes5879]

PluMp_CAndy Sweets I can attest. Mi'proud'tuh. She was a great pioneer. She was so colorful in her delivery. I have one of her books. But glad we can still experience her work on youtube. She left a great legacy.

[@JamaicanIconsCanada]

If you are watching in 2020- big up oonuh self.

[@blueangeloftheseas]

Long time gyal mi neva see yuh, my mom still sings this

[@jujuray913]

Sooò miss this wonderful treasure of a person. RIP Culture Queen of Jamaica

[@desrinephillips2679]

NO ONE CAN FILL THE VOID OF MISS LOU

[@real2806]

I use to watch Miss Lou on Saturdays like Americans watch Sesame Street

[@NadjaWhyteBlair-yw1qw]

Oh my goodness. My mother used to sing this song to me. Bless

[@leroyhamilton6333]

What a person who is missed still blam my dad for me listening

[@Dianyah7z7z]

BEAUTIFUL,BEAUTIFUL, JUST BEAUTIFUL... THANKS MUCH FOR POSTING...... STAY BLESSSSSS......

[@lorrainereynolds7927]

The heart and soul of Jamaica

[@melodysmithjoshua6196]

mi d love miss lou bennett mi also chat patua. So that is why I love miss lou bennett

[@bkalexis0410]

GIVE MUCH THANKS for this post! Love and Miss Lou so much..my childhood!~irieVibes

[@youthadvocate]

Rewatching on Independence 2020! This is such a gift!

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work just give her the credit and respect that she deserve a game changer for ever really miss you 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@TheSameOneRose6111]

thanks for the memories ❤️

[@CharlieAnteby]

Thank you for posting this wonderful you tube. I enjoy this multi-talented great legend who has added so much to the wonderful culture of the Jamaican people. She always kept it very real, and fun too!

[@laciefairweather679]

This reminds me of my beautiful childhood in Jamaica. No one can outdo Miss Lou. Maybe i should have a mento party and play many more of Miss Lou.

[@coolyute1978]

My parents had this on VHS when we were kids. We knew it word for word back then. Would love to get my hand on a copy.

[@Mrs.T305]

Omg I wish someone had this live (video) so we could watch it, Nonetheless thank you!!!

[@SunnieDae1]

Such joy and naturalness, love her.:)X

[@sandrapitter6736]

Sunnie Dae AAA+QATARQq

[@Monique__91]

I have this on cassette tape. Know it word for word lol

[@rolandcarter3001]

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[@rolandcarter3001]

Gcffddssser4tt

[@rolandcarter3001]

👹😯😕😀😉😈

[@gerardinvestments]

Big up fi dat

[@shanakayhaughton5363]

Love and Miss Aunty Lou RIP

[@taniciarobinson8550]

Ano aunty loo a kitty loo

[@deanneadrian2659]

only the people who don't like this don't understand her I promise if you listen over and over you will like it

[@esthermoore5611]

I love Miss Louise Bennett. I use to like close to her in Canada.

[@Ecua61]

The good old days no stress

[@normanines8644]

Mek Wi walk and Talk Gal gone but never will be forgotten.

[@annieswalef3705]

+Norma Nines a true mi seh

[@annieswalef3705]

a beatiful lady gone fi soon mi seh

[@curlawalters9869]

Brought back memories.

[@Life4ever3]

Great Legacy from a Jamaican Legend > Dr Louise Bennett, who has educated and informed outsiders of the `JA Language and her culture ! Out of many nations > One People > Boom 2 Jamaikah 9/6/2015 :- 10:30

[@msmith7988]

happy birthday miss Lou in heaven

[@ItzBabyAz]

no man the woman wih sweet you soul and sweet you feet mi sah mi did a dance the whole time

[@jayj4803]

Oh my I love this 2018

[@nwlcm]

i love this

[@doretteedwards6285]

Awesome!

[@TricianaSpencer]

she was always so animated

[@phillipbeckford7814]

I wish she was still alive so that I could be at one of her live performance

[@garththompson1618]

Good job Liss Louise Bennett God Bless you RIP

[@lincolnkesler7868]

Agree

[@Istory19]

WOW!!!! how remembered a program called '' RING DING''

[@mark1811able]

I can't understand a word but im still laughing lol

[@sherriaris]

The language is so sweet. You should try to learn it. You will love it.

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

Excellent 👌

[@TheSameOneRose6111]

Hill top kiss in the sky 🥰😍🔥😂🌷♥️😃😛☀️🌻this one’s for you wherever you are

[@dacostafarmandattraction8449]

We. LOVE. HER. RIGH😚😚😚😚😚

[@johnramocan543]

woay mis lou man she me love her u know wi fe me use to been so sad u know but me know fi. her spirit fi be wm in.me

[@k.j.falloon8563]

This aspect of our culture is all but dead. This need to be preserved and taught in schools if it isnt already

[@mbrooks1334]

"Buy your sweet oranges, etc: in the some Nollywood movies, there are scenes with orange and or banana, including plantain sellers "calling out" the Same Way as Miss Lou articulated in this video. The Nigerians, also "kiss dem teet" same way like Jamaicans in some of the Nollywood movies 😁

[@dalebent6858]

love miss louis

[@AvelonTice]

oh lard meh love it weeee

[@chrisc1881]

Today most of the kids of West Indian parents in the UK 🇬🇧 are proud to identify themselves as Jamaican. Even if there parents are from Trinidad 🇹🇹, St Lucia 🇱🇨, Grenada 🇬🇩, Guyana 🇬🇾, Antigua 🇦🇬, St Kitts 🇰🇳. They are all identifying as Jamaican.

[@65NART]

Not a hope in hell would I ever identify as Jamaican. No thanks.

[@patricialove7205]

This is real talk

[@robertpinnock2724]

One of God angel ❤❤❤

[@thee_wizzy6021]

love u miss lou

[@donsmith231]

I have one of her many publications, but I have difficulty reading the words. It's much more enjoyable listening to her. HA! HA!

[@mikelsolomon7337]

miss Lou me love you

[@desyweb]

Beautiful....

[@singletilltamed]

big ups. respect... you're a good man granny says

[@singletilltamed]

she was best friends with her sister Gilda.

[@neddymon]

Tenky Miss Lou!

[@EPICFLOWS]

Legendary

[@lenghorne]

who is still here in Dcember

[@kathrynmoldenhauer2434]

I was mostly thinking about whether or not I enjoy dancing or if its work...

[@middlejamaica5313]

Miss Lou u bad so

[@mahlonkarpaiya252]

No one like Miss Lou