The History of STUDIO ONE - The #1 Sound of Jamaica (Documentary)

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[@56postoffice]

I keep telling people Dancehall has been around a long time in Jamaica since the 50s, long before its independence in 1962. Coxsone has been in forefront since the start, so rightly gets the kudos as the greatest producer Jamaica ever had. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@troygaspard6732]

The studio that launched a revolution.

[@dreadermichael]

The Number 1 music in the world : THE JAMAICAN MUSIC !!! ❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@wariowario138]

He loved music that much ❤

[@dwightgayle9589]

So this man basically created hip-hop

[@Arnalou83]

God bless Sir Coxsone Dodd for all his wonders

[@yorickrikobelle]

363

[@Luiz.Campos]

952

[@neldadon]

BIG ☝ up ☝JAH FOREVER😇💯💖
RASPECT JAMAICA REGGAE🇯🇲
salute frm Caribbean brodas
DOMINICAN REP MERENGUE🇩🇴

[@BS-uh6rj]

Thanks good documentary with good video Blessed love❤️💛💚🕊️🇯🇲

[@dreadermichael]

A Wicked Documentary!!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@dreadermichael]

Thanks a lot !!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kennethholloway5605]

Classic, R.I.P. Sir Coxone Dodd

[@coloneldjahngostomper5170]

THE GOLDEN ERA!

[@jacobvidjeskog]

Thank you for the everlasting good vibrations and musical blessings! One love and respect

[@naturalmystic67]

Love love love Studio One.

[@klausstoffelen8515]

One Love

[@TevinC814]

I'm so ashamed that I've been producing music with a DAW called studio one and didn't know Jamaica is where the real studio one was born.

[@kennethholloway5605]

I forgive you for all Jamaica. I didn't know either.

[@mccookjl3758]

Woooooooooooooooow!!
Que buen documental 🎶👏👏

[@javiervs2827]

Good stuff

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

Awesome documentary

[@leonleiffer1915]

This video is edited, few things is missing from the original footage ,which is still on youtube, didn't see the late Mrs Dodd talking about her husband and The Wailers or the norma Dodd speak about her dad in Studio one record store in USA,
THE BLACKSTONES

[@sugarcanesound]

🙌🏼

[@michaellifetv5696]

One love❤

[@moe.jones1]

Same name and birthday, no wonder I’m a music producer

[@mikaelgarletti8210]

move your arms))

[@MonieMediaPolitics]

hold on....

[@warriorkingagony4820]

I would love to get my hands on some studio one songs

[@Luiz.Campos]

They are not lost

[@warriorkingagony4820]

@@Luiz.Campos do you know where I can get my hands on some

[@tb22k]

It say my name 😂

[@Turquoise_Chain]

0:55 Calypso isn't jamaican music!

[@PlayitonPan]

Calypso (🇬🇷Καλυψώ) meaning “to cover” or “to conceal” is a style of music developed in Trinidad 🇹🇹 using West African “kaiso” and “canboulay” (burnt cane). A form of peaceful protest music where singers comment in smart about political and social issues. Often sung ex-tempo (freestyle) it became popular with tourists and locals. Tourists don’t know the double-meaning or phrases like “me donkey want water” or “longshot kick de bucket”. When USA R&B jazz became less popular and the 🇺🇸 States became more focussed on Rock ‘n’ Roll, Jamaicans needed their own recorded music and so a new industry began. While they were focussed on mento, ska, rocksteady and reggae, the tourists at the hotel were most comfortable with Trinidadian Calypso, fulfilling the West Indian stereotype, even though most tourists have no idea what the music means or where it comes from. Most still don’t. Sorry for the long message, but some people need to know and it needed to be said!