Three The Hard Way: Lord Sassafrass, Lone Ranger & U-Brown.

[@Original274]

Now this is what you call three the hard way. Amongst the greats of Jamaica's DJ fraternity...

[@jak1oak677]

The great great u brown. One the best out of the school of U Roy. Wow just to see him is great.

[@blackpantherhi-fisoundsyst4712]

Wild ting bless up these three veterans selassie l know

[@townman1]

I had a friend in school, Richard , he would talk about U Brown morning, noon and night , saying U Brown is the greatest DJ in Jamaica.

[@parisnewby580]

Rub a Dub in the J A style.when reggae dance was nice back then ska rocksteady vintage reggae and go the dancehall.the three jamaican reggae icons like Lone Ranger, U Brown and Lord Sassafrass more blessing and more love to u Brethren.

[@stubuchs4759]

Priceless jammin' in the streets of Kingston, more videos like Jamaica809

[@elenablake5156]

I remmber lone ranger with vigro at standpipe 8 cedar valley rd I think it was 1981 that nite the dance was full n lone ranger took the mic n started to dj n that day or nite was when we heard bob Marley die n lone ranger deejaying who kill bob Marley the place done respect to all the foundation entertainer who pave the way blessing those memories I keep in my mind its priceless

[@engelbertcampbellda2264]

Love the foundation Dj miss those days

[@kingjames1258]

Sassafras on Black Scorpio was all we needed in the dance. Sassafras was very creative and lyrical. I remember when Sassa and General Echo was doing x-rated lyrics. Sassa was versatile with slack and culture lyrics. Glad I experienced those days as a youth.

[@Jamaica809]

You are a witness!

[@kingjames1258]

Three big foundation dancehall DJs. Wow! They all sound good as ever. These guys should still be working sounds in Jamaica and the world.

[@jpang5477]

This gives me chills I just love the foundation artists♥️💯

[@ashaallen8272]

WITNESS THIS YOU MIGHT NEVER SEE IT AGAIN, LEGENDS🇯🇲💣🇯🇲💣👍💪

[@clarencewright9841]

These are the some of the Guys that started the whole thing, this excitement led to Rap music in America

[@HillStreetReds]

Teach Dem interview with U Brown brought me here!!!

[@Beachboy-sg4qx]

Kings of the 1970 1980s dance hall style

[@larrycheeks8652]

Nice video big up the 70s artist dem Kingston #13

[@hungchung2726]

Three Top Stars pon one Grung, Murda Style🎶🎤🎚🎛🎧🔊✔️🇯🇲💯💥🔥

[@iriereggaevibes1553]

Real big 🎼🎵🎵🎶🎤🎤🎼🎵🎶💯

[@leonleiffer1915]

NUFF, NUFF RESPECT to THREE THE HARD WAY CREW, REAL THING, UNFORGETTABLE CHAMPIONS OF DANCEHALL, THE BLACKSTONES

[@blessed879]

CLASSIC

[@madandmean7109]

Jah Jah know 3the hardest way

[@Graymond4368]

Lone Ranger crème de la crème smooth

[@janicebuchanan6550]

Love this

[@colinmoyston7463]

Sassafras, my dj

[@lukedyck3170]

This is an amazing video 👌

[@Jamaica809]

On the spot. No planning, just happened...

[@tommysimpson7459]

real is real

[@romaniblake6777]

What was that first riddim that was playin

[@richliu9882]

“Train to Skaville.”

[@Rodrigo_Sousaa]

Wicked

[@brownhornet1975]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@zenildocardososantossantos8097]

E tome likes

[@markbrown9671]

Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up

[@blairboyd5617]

Sassafras you guys are using Daddy UROY style, anyway I am really glad to see and hear you again for decades. I useto come by Drewsland at Headley Ave to listened to Black Scorpio, when Sassafras the horse 🐎 man was there,ok.

[@Jamaica809]

Who was not influenced by U-Roy? Groundbreaker and Earthshaker.

[@blairboyd5617]

@@Jamaica809 I guessed you are too young to know when King 👑 Stitch and Machukie in the 1960s and early 1970s, they were before URoy. I know King Tubbys high-power sound from 1968 living in Waterhouse, that is why I don't argued with young people. They only hear from other people,I know King 👑 Jammys when he was learning trade by King Tubbys. Also when URoy was working with King Tubbys operating his sound system, I know King 👑 Stitch from 1964 as a schoolboy,ok.

[@Jamaica809]

Señor Boyd, Thanks for the information. I was alive in the early 60's, but very young. Still, I know about them. Matchuki started with Tom's. Sassafrass took me to Count Matchuki's spot on Denver Crescent where Little Tokyo The Monarch Sound System played and Matchuki would spin records and DJ. I also had the honor to talk with King Stitt a couple times over the years. It's a great big world of music. Jamaica809 Rich Lowe (lover of good music)