TIPPA IRIE shares his STORY

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[@tippairietv8072]

Much respect people thanks for the support

[@casm3840]

Great interview and very well researched by the interviewer “don” himself “teach dem” I would have given him a 10/10 for research if he bought up the controversy regarding the live recording on Capitol Radio .. regarding the former uk prime minister Margert Thatcher..and certain lyrics that went out live on air .😉.. overall great and informative interview Tippa

[@ruthfrank8106]

Yes tippa irie saxon were the trendsetters of their time closely followed by java. You were my favourite sound systems from London

[@paulwilliams2663]

Great to meet u Tippa (serb scouser 😂). If u return we'll have a drink on me

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

Gwarn Tippa respect from Birminham.

[@dlcvideounique]

Back in the 80s Saxon cassette was like gold dust.

[@stevensomerville7594]

Tippa ire one of the best to hold a microphone inna dance. Flowers are well deserved for all the hard work he has put into the dancehall scene

[@Shugs1970]

One of the best reggae artists to come out of the UK…big up Tippa

[@marxman300]

Come on 👍🏾

[@peterlion1066]

Teach Dem Maximum respect for interviewing and memorializing all these great, fantastic reggae artists. The great Tippa Irie one of the greatest reggae mc, toaster, riddim rider, however you want to state it. Truly one of the greatest of all time Jah bless

[@gidivinetv9027]

The Great Tippa Irie 🎤 one of the grandest MC to come out of the uk 🇬🇧

[@admiralhipowa7158]

Tippa’s represented the U.K. for years, I have a lot of his tunes, Lloyd Brown, Roger Robin, Peter Hunningale had 12” singles on their own, flip the 12” over & Tippa would be in combination with the singer. Tippa’s a humble guy & a major force here in the U.K. Thank you Teach Dem.

[@dawnempress5014]

U know that 🎤🔥🎤🔥👑

[@Greavsie-xt2pm]

Yes Teacher, you finally get a UK artist on your show. Now you need to travel to the UK and find the rest of them. The UK have a big part to play in the history of dancehall. Big interview with Daddy Tippa.

[@pmzphillips]

no let dem come ja, for interviews.we need the £s a Yaad.

[@Greavsie-xt2pm]

@@pmzphillips 😁😁

[@killagun1154]

Interview the don gappy ranks

[@ZelB84]

He interviewed dominic

[@Greavsie-xt2pm]

@@killagun1154 with respect bredrin, Gappy Ranks is not a 90s artist. He doesn't have history in the sound system. Good yute still but not from back in da day.

[@jackiebrown3896]

This has taken me back to my youth. I feel like a old person now. 😂😂 Massive respect Tippa. It's good to have the old crew come out and share there life stories. This will give the younger generation a aim in life. 🙏🇯🇲💯

[@EnthrallingVisualMediaTV]

First time I've heard about this artist. His flow is timeless. I became fans of a lot of artists because of this channel.

[@waynehalliburton5030]

Bwoy Teach..you are a real doops. Great work. Again. This artiste was my Dan as a London yute. I was there in the dance at Peoples Club when Blacka said to Tippa 'can't come back to Brixton' and Trevor Sax said ' you can't tell the man dat'. But a my cousin Smiley keep the biggest Saxon dance in West London at a place called Priory..Tippa Irie.Wicked wicked wicked DJ. Good job Teach Dem💪🏿👊🏾

[@ElimanGibba]

I am in my sixties, grew up with Roots , immigrated 33 yrs ago this July & ran the Jungle Night club with my wife & partner . Mikey Dread was our very first Reggae act. He was so nice & humble .

[@chantelforrester8325]

I love that you've invited Tippa Irie to share the Jamaican-British experience. The Jamaican-British culture has given birth to so many other genres (Punk, Drum n Bass, Dub-step, Jungle ect.)

[@anthonymcken6050]

And grime.

[@vrichards787]

Big Respect to Tippa Irie - he is a fount of knowledge and it’s so important to capture the UK contribution to the reggae and broader musical landscape. Mr Henry was reeling off memories of my younger years, supporting the rise of Saxon Sound Studio, other talented Giants from the south London stable. He honoured so many artists - it’s evident he “walks good”. Phenomenal interview and a really nice man. Thank you, as always, Teach Dem💥💥💥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@reggaesoundman]

Very proud to see Daddy Tippa Irie on this platform. Teach Dem 'BIG UP'.Saxon Sound is the ground breaking template for most of the jenres you see happening in the UK today. Great interview. As always Teach Dem. KA-BOOM!

[@colliegordon4454]

Nice Teach dem. Tippa Irie is phenomenal.

[@Ladylove978]

Yes Tippa! Big respect! ❤️

[@1KashuntahMusic]

One more legend is getting his flowers 💐. Weldone TEACH DEM....

[@Christchild00]

Wow once again these interviews teaching us things we never heard of and about many reggae artists. Shout out to Teach Dem it’s been proven that his ideas of naming his platform was nothing but genius so on point, he’s teaching us!!

[@l.campbell7419]

Big Respekt Tipper irie-- great vibes--coming from Germany 🎉

[@pablot7049]

Yes Teachdem I love this one, a lyricist from Saxon I used to hear on cassette in the 80s, I remember when they clash with Creation Rocktower .another big one Teachdem. Bless up Mr Tippa Irie

[@SouthSideSoul]

I grew up with Tippa. His parents had a shop on the corner of Eastlake Road and Flaxman Road. My parents use to send me to his parents shop to buy yam, banana, plantain etc etc etc. I remember the paraffin heater and I remember Mr & Mrs Henry (RIP). Avril (Miss Ire) was so cool. We use to joke every time I came into the shop and big sister Jackie. Marcus Lipton, Angel Town adventure playground was the foundation. We grew up with people like Freddy Daily, Ralph, Tony, Richard, Courtney, Dennis & Shirley Oliver who also lived on Eastlake Road. Then we had Derek (General Slater), Peter Victor, Winnie, Micheal & Carlton McCloud, Diseases (Richard), Roger Lindo, Patrick Lindo to name but a few superstars for the area. We are proud of Tony and his success and watching this video takes me right down memory lane. One of the best toasters to come out of the UK. Big respect ✊🏾

[@adanroberts7196]

living good tippa ,you & smily culture reached me at a very early age didint no what i was hearing but needed more ,this white uk boy 8yrs old ,but realy i was rasta just needed to follow the sound vibration now im 51 ,blessings tippa irie i /we thank you ❤💛💚

[@juniorduffus7888]

Big up every time Tippa Irie☝🏾

[@jean-claudelionbeat3325]

Just lovely. Tippa is a real General in this ting, also in the sense that he can inspire bare other soldiers in the ranks. I consider myself led by such Generals, a Field Marshall this. Maximum Respect, Tippa. Shout out Teach Dem for a great platform and well-led interview discussion. Love the edit too. Greatness inna 360. Thank you.

[@anthonychukwuka8839]

I am proud of you Tip. You are such a great guy. And I love your African roots- always connecting home-pure African way. maximum respect

[@claudettestewart7183]

Fantastic interview coming from England.

[@reggaeroots1693]

Great to hear your life story Tippa and travels ..huge respect bredda yuh hold it down for the UK every time...bless up

[@rolanrichards2745]

Yes Teacha ah another Gem, I thought Tippa was born in Jamaica! He is still a Jamaican anyway...this man man is a legend in the place of reggae music..that's why we need a reggae museum..

[@richardbrooks6452]

Great interview from a living legend .

[@RS-mz3th]

Tippa way to advanced for the era he fired up👍👍👊🙏💯💯

[@jpang5477]

Tippa Irie bless up yuself 💯 Teach Dem one love mi bredda

[@RandyRichards1969]

Great Great interview Englands Greatest Mc Big up Tipper nuff dance me see you tear down with the Famous Five Saxon MCs keep up the good work my brother Bless up Teach Dem Real General inna the business Respect king 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@thewiz369]

Big up yu Damn self Tippa great artist. Much love to teach dem for the interview 🙌.

[@em4160]

Blessings Teach Dem ..Tippa Irie said it best its a great thing u doing with interviewing these Legends in the music industry to educate us Fan's on how they come about and there lyrics and the impact they have in the Reggae industry so nuff Respect Teach dem...someone needs to interview Teach dem because teach dem deserve some big big Recognition

[@DeeDee-mf3jt]

TIPPA AH BOSS WHEN LIFE WAS GOOD 🇯🇲❤🇯🇲👊🏾

[@sophsl6357]

Yasss Tippa Irie. UK Dancehall DJ treasure. 🙌🏾

[@Mistereducation]

Another fully enjoyable Interview....enjoyed every moment....even the rude dog a bark😂😂😂

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

That dog never have no manners.

[@TrueLeeWaiz]

Teach, this episode had me awestruck. I finally put a face all those songs. Great job man, I really enjoyed this.

[@famusrama]

Living living legend

[@sofiaairbnbja]

❤❤ for all hard working parents. Great interview Teach Dem

[@sweetsop2938]

Love this interview. Tippa Irie is an intellectual creative guy. He's been around for a while and never lost it. Thank you, Teach Dem.

[@kulchad8488]

The great Daddy Tip one of the UK most talented Dj with Macka B and Mikey Tuff from Wassifa Sound in Birmingham. When it comes to the business part of the music, Tippa have it lock from start which make a big difference with a lot of his colleagues in England… Chabba Youth the owner of Stereograph Sound from Brixton was also the selector for Soferno B. He left England in 1983 to go back to Jamaica (Mandeville) and build the legendary Destiny Outernational Sound with his step brother Copper. I don’t think he was involved with Exodus but what I can say is that Destiny created history with Everton Blender, Tony Rebel, Garnet Silk, Uton Green, Yasus Afari, Kulcha Knox and Frankie Wilmott

[@jamesking4110]

Yes your tottaly correct but to be more spacific Destiny sound was from Comfort whee

[@lifetransformer]

Awesome interview. It just seems like yesterday when Saxon clashed with Volcano in Harlesden and when Tippa touched the mic 🎤 he was on another level and then fast forward to a couple of years ago we met again at Jazz Cafe in London. The amount of work and body of work is impressive and you still have amazing timing and delivery and to top it all of you are a Gooner so massive respect my brother. It's good to have the feeling you're the best 👌

[@bumpy9354]

BRILLIANT 👏 👏 AND THANKS TEACH DEM 👍 ALWAYS THANKS TO TIPPA IRE HES BEEN THERE DONE THAT AND HE KEEPS ON GOING

[@RastafariMori]

Big up man like Tippa Irie!

[@ZacheousJackson]

Love dis! Big up Teach Dem big up Tippa Great interview!

[@caribbeandavidchen]

Yes Tippa. Proud of the I. Keep it going.

[@waynehalliburton5030]

💯

[@kennethc5930]

Mr England. Tippa big big. Rule rule London. Teach u keep it moving. Legends. Only Teach dem. Open minds. Respect mi Teach

[@davidmckitty8129]

Big respect tippa .

[@owenallen8086]

YOU OF TO GET PAPA LEVI, ON YOUR PLATFORM, CAN'T STOP IT HERE.

[@emarkjacobs]

Tipa! legend

[@colliegordon4454]

Love your program Teachdem.

[@trinidesi]

Blessings forward Tippa Irie. LARGE

[@dawnempress5014]

BIG UP UK 🇬🇧 SWEET REGGAE ARTIST 🎤🔥🎤🔥 HELLO DARLING❤️💥 THAT ERA WAS MADE EVEN BETTER WITH TIPPA The Real General 4EVER GRATEFUL ❤🎤🔥🎤🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🏆👑

[@deebo9798]

Love the interview! It was great to hear someone story on the music who is from the UK . A nice insight into the Jamaica-UK musical connection

[@romeo23ja]

Really great man, appreciate it Teach🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@arnoldroderique5034]

This must be one of the best interview i have seen from an artist.👋

[@WorldTalk]

Great interview again 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@djbarbergreen3388]

I tell my kids about the influence of Saxon Sound the lyrics structures they listen to now originated in London in the 80s, Coughing up fire the live saxon album changed the game when I ws 13 yrs old that cassette was passed around for months at school ,I managed to see them before the transition to dubs then again when they reamerged as a clash sound when they nearly demolished handsworth leisure centre with their bass in the 92 UK cup Clash...tippa ws our hero next to Levi he ws the Best even the clothes he wore influenced the bigga man dem, salute to you Sir Tippa Irie the greatest UK M.C /DJ..and respec to Teach dem we've waited 40yrs for dis ya tory ya ...manners

[@hortensemckay9951]

Love tippa ❤

[@larklandbinns2547]

Big up di legend 🙏🏾🔥🎤 and big up teach dem

[@dls120]

Real hit maker big up yourself tippa congratulations sir.

[@claireangelmusic1358]

Great interview.

[@ricoj8582]

Bless up teach dem 🇯🇲🇬🇧 tippa Ivie bad 🔊🎶🎯👊🏽

[@deebo9798]

Love Tippa's style, nice and fresh....lyrics well put together

[@ElimanGibba]

Love his music & style, wish I knew he was on the JamRock, makes me wonder how many legends I have passed on the ship & not know who they are since my wife & I have been going on board since 2015. Incredible story.

[@Joobajuba]

We grow up with his music in the Gambia 🇬🇲 Great man

[@waynehalliburton5030]

My ambition to go on that cruise. Just looks amazing.👊🏾

[@speak20]

Big up Tippa Irie & Teach dem for this ❤❤❤

[@patriciakincaid874]

Big up Tippa ❤❤❤❤

[@dashaunbrown1534]

I was in london early 80s and brought the saxon album then took it back with me to new york,the people went crazy for this new fast style they never heard before,we burned 🔥 it on cassette,it traveled from brooklyn to the bronx then i was hearing about it in queens,thats what influenced rappers in new york to start to rap fast style,rappers like das efx eventually buster rhymes,nobody knows this story but i witnessed it unfold in new york in the 80s

[@keziahjobartist205]

UK in the house.🔥🔥

[@ogarwalker493]

Teach them blessed

[@drbonkie]

Great Tippa glad fe see him on Teach. Learn more about him...irie

[@kerry1344]

I still have ‘Hello darling’ on vinyl 🥰❤️💛💚🥰

[@djfirekurly2155]

Legendary UK artist baddddd

[@rudeyleemusic7935]

Bless Up the great legendary lyricist /M.Cee Tippa Irie 🙏🏾🆙

[@juniorzigzag467]

teach us because teach dem is the best big up tippa

[@anthonytony4243]

Tippa can stand up against any Jamaican born DJ, he very versatile

[@krishendo9433]

NUff UK DJ can stand up to any Jamaican one still. Nuff of the top top Jamaican DJ in the 80's used to Cat off Papa Levi like, frequently and shamelessly

[@russycharming5942]

Ragamuffin girl was my favorite song 🎵 large up tippy Irie

[@mickydub3]

Saxon was the Biggest (( Dancehall )) sound inna the 80"s in the UK .... When they played Notting Hill Carnival ......... " STREETS " RAM "

[@humphreythompson7865]

Mr Irie aka Henry I have always admired you as an artist and most all ah Saxon soun man/MC our paths have crossed over the years you as always humble and full of happiness energy, TD need to come to the UK because there are many other Soun man/MC set the foundation alongside Tippa Irie.

[@afrikanyaadie2000]

Dah man yah lyrical tpc 🔥🔥🔥🔥 The UK is my favourite

[@glenroylowe6053]

Yow people, unu fi know seh a Saxon studio change the whole style of lyrics Ina dance hall. Speed rapping for instance. I saw them in session at Lewisham in 1984

[@iyanmanmuzik4699]

I don’t believe speed rapping started in England. I heard it first in about 1981. 82 from Donovan who used to DJ on Stereophonic.

[@jamone2010]

Up teach up mi think a Jamaica him born always love this artist bafddddddddd artist full a lyrics and him on the Riddim

[@mr.johnjones7346]

Big up Tippa Irie. I was there when Saxon played against Third World in Tilden Hall. One of the greats to come out of England.

[@jpang5477]

R.I.P. Father World big sound from Brooklyn. Tippa big up yuself 💯🖤

[@lennoxgobern381]

Yes teach dem it's a great ting you are doing trust me can't wait for the next interview who?

[@jerry76411]

tippa irie great Mc from London good person in real life . i went school with his sister who they killed R.i.P . Miss irie .. Great interview Teach dem

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

Who killed his sister?

[@mrp9518]

LOVE LOVE LOVE.

[@errgag3580]

Great interview Tippa. Real humble Genna who didn't flaunt himself, but give credit to the people around him. I know your folks from Warsop well.

[@janicebuchanan6550]

Yes tipper irie big up yourself teach them mek sure the message a reach them

[@anetawelsh6026]

Yu know how long mi a look fi dis legend ya,,,,the search begins when i was watching Smallville reruns and heard a song playing in the club that Red Clark kent was in,,,,the dj had a jamaican sound so i heard that the song name Hey Mama by Black eyed peas so mi search and find tippa irie but if him neva say him born in London nobody couldn't tell me say him noh born and grow ya❤❤❤,,,, nuf luv to you teach dem,,,tippa have jamaica flag flying hig🇯🇲

[@nyny9697]

Teach dem u great...Tippa ire de great...use follow saxon over 🇬🇧 ....Had the great opportunity to work for jet star(God bless Mr Palmer)in the late 80s and the blessings to see a lot if the artist mentioned pass through...HISTORY 🇬🇧🇯🇲

[@morrisbrooks705]

Tippa,use to go saxon dance back in the 80s, places like Lewisham boys club,childers Street in Deptford,moonshot in Lewisham, them was th days

[@pmzphillips]

TIPPA IRIE KNOWS HIS CRAFT ,big up uk

[@HustleMan]

Teach Dem! Meck Shure di message a reach Dem!! Big up Tippa da one ya Big star Jah know Legend in a di game. Yow! Teach Dem try see fi you can get Seanor Sandy from Saxon a interview di whole Saxon crew a some Legendary Artist Dem.

[@Mr.Dave2]

Up teach i love this dj from is song call hello darlin hello good looking irie fm. Use to play it my # one station NUF RESPECT TIPPA BLESS UP MAAAN..

[@delroystewart3724]

Blessings

[@jamone2010]

Yes man there’s no interview without the DOGS lol

[@pvirgo9338]

Big Up Tippa Irie Original Lyrics🎤 Banton outta Brixton - Teach u large 💯

[@ricmjam]

Big up TIPPA and TEACH DEM