Winston Francis Interview

[@PrinceFattyTV]

Winston Francis not only talented but one of the coolest and wisest men I have had the pleasure to meet. Studio One style to the maximum...

[@AragonDubs]

Bless to Winston and bless to you Mike, what a great lesson. Many thanks and peace.

[@Tomalo-Dub]

Thank you for your wise words regarding Reggae music and exclusivity. .I am grateful for ska, reggae,dub music and the path it has paved for musicians. I love dubbing on my mixer and it is therapy for myself. Listen with your heart

[@RaphaelLandauer1]

Wonderfull message from Mr Fix It. Out of many we are one! Thanks for the interview. One Love and Unity !

[@selectormed70s]

Amazing

[@outermarker5801]

Must have been over 30 years I searched for a song used to play on Ja radio back in the day. Swore it was Nina Simone or someone like that. Turns out the song 'Woman' was by Billy Cole, Winston's Soul/RnB alter ego. Mind still blown.

[@normanosborne7367]

💜💜ONE WORD TO💜💜 ⭐⭐DESCRIBED⭐⭐ ✅WINSTON FRANCIS✅ 💯💯MISTER FIX IT💯💯

[@angrypeoplesmiling]

Excellent historical knowledge of Jamaican music. Up Mr. Fixit..

[@tonyharley5230]

Met Winston on Sunday at UB40s Brian Travers Memorial event. Very interesting to listen to especially about the origins of reggae 👌

[@dubhuntersmusic]

wonderful interview full of nice words!

[@mrmasssbig7originalreggaej312]

Bless up Winston. Leaning all the time from you ☝️💥

[@victorduthoit5852]

brilliant ! Thank you Mr Francis...

[@outtayardstudio]

Mr fix it..... Great singer🎤🎤

[@francismuiruri9064]

First time I heard mr fix it was Jackie Edwards

[@TheShpmusic]

Well said..👍🏿

[@ramsesbr7678]

Very good man!!!

[@dukeredi]

Great telly!

[@DubMedeiros]

Bless

[@s.p.a.m.]

Nicesss!!!!

[@James-pz6jc]

Mr fix it .. on the new ub40 Bigga baggariddim album ..

[@gilmoreskeen1234]

Sorry Mr. Francis at the beginning you got it wrong and forgot. The people you named contributed to Ska,not even Rock Steady much less Reggae. All the musicians you named did contribute a lot in the early days but not Reggae,not even the great Byron Lee made much contribution to Reggae,he was bent an popularizing Calypso in Jamaica so he did not play Reggae that were his own composition.