Why Big Youth Hated The Producer Of His Biggest Hit For Forty Years

Dancehall Legend Big Youth, was staunch enemy of renowned Producer, Gussie Clarke. It was Clarke who had crafted his classic debut album Screaming Target in 1972 but the pair would fall out and a fierce acrimonious relationship would develop between both men for more than forty years
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[@OtheDaddy]

The great Gussie Clarke was always one of my favourite Reggae Producers.

[@rolandpritchard1731]

What you keep in the dark will aways come to light.

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

Great reminder to all the sickos..respect

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Yes I ✌️

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

As the voice of RAS mesmerizes all of us...Thx again 👍🏼👍🏼🌹💛🌿

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings mi lioness. Thanks for all your support ❤💛💚

[@robertmathurin739]

Blessed Love Rastafari,,Give Thanks for the video,,🇱🇨👊🏽🇯🇲👍🏽❤️

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Big up Ras Robert✌️

[@humble1449]

Another great one.Thanks Too many artist in JA not getting paid.Damm shame.

[@dp13579]

Great info as usual.. Thanks for that!!1

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings mon. Thanks for watching ✌️

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings ✌️ Thanks for watching

[@watsonunlimitedmusic]

Solid gold once again ! One of my absolute favourite KZbin channels. Briefly did business with Gussie once - seemed like a really solid guy, very down to earth. That's great that he went and chased up UMG for royalties. The music industry is terrible cause if you don't have someone to chase down your money for you, the labels and publishers sure aren't gonna chase you to pay you. And what happened with the whole Trojan catalog over the years is terrible. So many artists got left out in the cold.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Thanks a lot sir. I appreciate your support. Gussie is a real gem. Almost all the artistes he's worked with love him

[@leeburkeonelovejah]

Legend big youth reggae roots reggae big youth one love jah Rastafarian music reggae

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

One love mon ❤💛💚

[@BatmanBoss]

Jah Bless

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Jah bless Mr Wayne ❤️💛💚

[@orvillegrant3304]

The earlier producers didn't do any justice to reggae music

[@tb22k]

Love u page ❤

[@flyguy131]

Moral of the story is don't let money control you.

[@sandrawillis1334]

I like this Channel, it is really informative👏👏

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Wow Thanks ❤️💛💚

[@sandybradshaw1879]

I like his (Big Yourh’s) Come Back with Sharon Marley - Steppah! #Lovesign

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Fascinating story and a bit amusing too.. Kudos to both Legends...(And actually the year 1972 saw the release of U-Roy's Version Galore 2 which was a sequel to his first album Version Galore of 1970)

[@charlesgore5827]

I think it would be a magnificent opportunity to work on an Album. It could prove to be the last time they worked together and the album may even surpass the sales of screaming target such is the interest in their story.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings mi lion ❤️💛💚

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

@@ReggaeAppreciationSociety Bless Jah man 👍

[@MrAlistar99]

Will see Big Youth at the end of the month👍🏻

[@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG]

@MrAlistar99 Where, praytell...?

[@MrAlistar99]

@@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG Brixton.

[@coalman1351]

Jah youth aka Big youth should make a positive move now.

[@Gary-vl7lp]

,.. special shout out to..".i Sprat" ,.. ISAT BUCHANAN... Maximum respec' breddah ,..yu Pop's muss be well proud of you... My ' yout'..

[@royalmeditation8333]

Go ISprat yuh sour muma front

[@Gary-vl7lp]

@@royalmeditation8333 ,... would you say it to his face though,.." keyboard ' badman ',.. bet not .. Have the nerves to say " Royal Meditation ",.. and den talking LIKE DAT ,. ??!! Do you sniff Coke and eat pork too ...? Yo breddah . ... CHA'BOMBO...

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings ✌️❤️💛💚

[@mystic7579]

What does his son have to do with his father’s music??

[@Gary-vl7lp]

@@mystic7579 ,..with a name LIKE " Mystic " ,...? , .if you have to ask... YOU are a fraud and do not deserve a name LIKE,.." MYSTIC ",.. YOU'RE A BOGUS ,.. AND A FRAUD ...

[@culturedat]

40 year beef, they should just take it to the grave. Big youth messed up many opportunities for Gussie and no apologies....

[@vinnette4583]

that producer Gussie dont rob anyone big youth mess up himself

[@FC-xc3zy]

Publishers should pay every year.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

💯

[@Kuno331]

They do Every 6-9 months. If i’m correct.

[@FC-xc3zy]

​@@Kuno331the honest ones do

[@irishtino1595]

There are more sharks in the music and music business than you can count.

[@chicfini]

He will not earn a penny?

[@MrAlistar99]

It's a Reggae album not Dancehall. Nobody even called anything dancehall then.

[@56postoffice]

True, dancehall really arrived in the late 70s when producer Henry "Junjo" Lawes came on the scene.

[@subcribe704]

The foundation and the blueprint was layed with toasting over dub riddims by uroy ,alcapone , I roy ,big youth and other's

[@JohnSmith-us9no]

Dancehall 63

[@user-fe4bl8vx5h]

The dance hall was always here, it is the place where the sound systems play and people gather to hear their favorite tunes and also new ones. It later became a place where local musicians and artist would have to get their recordings play first before it could even play on the radio. Later for singers and mic chanters this was the place where they would have to get a chance to sing and show what they can do in order to be allowed to do studio recordings. North American, Big Band,Ska, Rocksteady, and Reagge music?😊

[@JohnSmith-us9no]

Baton stick get shorter rudie get taller dancehall days

[@DHM_TV-s4k]

How Clark a sa him no rob nobody