David Rodigan - The British Masters Season 3 - Chapter 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In the first of a new series of The British Masters, host John Doran meets The Reggae Connoisseur, David Rodigan. They discuss how he fell in love with Jamaican music, how he realised smoking weed wasn’t for him and the time a member of the crowd liked his DJ set so much they let off a gunshot.
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The icon and legend David Rodigan, largest respect in reggae music without comparison.
Except i don't have ANY respect at all for this pretentious clown. I can't stand all the unbelievable nonsense he talks.
David Rodigan changed my life in late 70s. He introduced me to reggae and I still love it. Thank you
Could quite easily listen to him talk for hours.
What a beautiful interview. Rodigan has nothing to prove .. a humbleness in the pursuit of what he loves doing ‘turning on’ people to good music. In the mid 80’s his shows were instrumental in opening the eyes of this white boy from Essex. He introduced me to conscious lyrics; and the plight of black folk. A real bridge to understanding for me. I’ll be ever thankful. ‘Brand new crisp biscuit’
Absolutely phenomenal. The passion that this man has is just infectious
Gotta love Rodi. He's the BOSS, even if you are black, white, yellow, pink, don't matter.
Ribbitmefoot ...true
Your I.D. - awesomeness 💯💯💯
those clarks are fire.
mookie714 and that Gabbicci!
wallo’s
Absolute fire!!!
DO NOT STOP THIS SERIES PLEASE. John Doran is a legend, your not going to get views but it is class
What an inspirational guy. Legendary.
Only rodigan can tell you what the weather was like when a song was recorded
Rodigan the legend. This mans dub plates are 24 carrot gold. His got a whole chest of treasures that arms him up for any sound clash. For me Roddi and king Jammy go hand in hand. Forward sir Roddi.📢🔊🔉🎵🎵🎙🎼📀🎤👑🥇🌏
accomplished a lot of my bucket list at the age of 57. One of them is to shake the hand of Mr Rodigan. I have listened to this man since i was 16 yrs of age and he has shown me the magic of music. Beautiful memories.
What year did you start listening? I just discovered him
An utter legend and part of my youth 💪✊👊💙
What a legend, an absolute star. Hope I am like him when I hit this age. Roll on Mr Rodigan, forever!
baddest of badmen.
RIP, Lee Scratch Perry, original ET
Such an interesting and legendary guy. It was good to hear how reggae linked to dnb and how he now can play at Parklife etc. Brilliant interview
John Doran fantastic interviewer, David Rodigan legend! Reggae touches the soul like no other music 🔴🟡🟢❣
Mr David Ramjam Rodigan what a legend and still strong connections too.
David Rodigan is a reggae DJ royalty all over the reggae world 🌎. If you know your reggae then you'll know David Rodigan, for real.
Man I used to record Rodigans shows off Capital radio FM, London back in 82/83. Legend.
Cracking interview John. Looking forward to the next series of British Masters Three. Small suggestion if possible for prospective': Peter Saville (Factory), Bill Drummond (KLF), Robert Del Naja (3D Massive Attack)
This man is a living legend 🏆
Former listener of Rodigan's Rockers on BFBS (mid 80s). Truly inspirational.
G'wan Raddy!
The strings in the background are a wind up
Weh yuh get yuh new clarks deh daardi. Saw him 3 times. Still not enough. But had to travel far to see the great mista rodigan. When he was dj in gossip in London and two sound clash with stone love. Wicked dj. I was the second white man in gossips. Scary but worth it.
Rodigan: all my youth, all my best parties. So you 20 times at least
RODIGAN!! True O.G
Rodigan gwana kill a sound boy tonight.
Chris Blackwell introduced Rodigan in essence as he brought Millie to England and he produced that track (My Boy Lollipop).
LEGEND! BIG UP!
Like Mickey Finn and Westwood ; Rodders is completely accepted and revered. Remarkable man.
tell him to upload the first 2 hours of the dub plate clash of 1985 because i had a tape of that until it fell apart
A living Legend 🔊💙🕪🎤🎼🔊🎤😍
He's looking fresh with the wallabees and the gabacci
living legend, shared so much amazing music with the world
Need to do an interview with the man like Roni Size.
Love the Clark's shoe ur a tru jamaican 🇯🇲❤
What a story and journey. So influential
37k whoa..... Should be 1 million easily.
lee perry produced the best reggae album of all time....heart of the congos....
G.O.A.T.
What a great interview - thank you...DR is so great to have brought this music to so many...
Incredible interview, just wish it was longer!
Surely we will get Skream on this series
Burial?
@@andreww5574 Oh dude yessssssss
also Rhythm & Sound too
Legend ❤
"when I 1st came into this business it wasn't about money!" "Tonight, ima teach you about original, vintage!"
REWIND!!!!
Greatest of all time.
living legend
I'd like all these please.... Mick Jones, John Squire, Jerry Damners, Andy Weatherall, Ray Davies, Richard D James,
TrainInVain David gilmour, Tony Iommi, Pete Townshend, Paul McCartney.
yorkshire rose I would enjoy all 4 of those too
+yorkshire rose Seriously, you want these guys? I don't want to insult you or your taste in music but surely they are the most boring in all of english music, plus they have been interviewed so many times over scores of years that aren't over interviewed by now? Let's hear interviews by unknowns, by the avant-garde, by those who have given so much but are still unknown... Anyway as I said no insult to you is meant, cheers James
Richard D James is boring? Ok...
crapitoutjim Wow spot the record shop jazzhead music snob
Would love to have the musical theme that is in every episode of the show. Love it.
What an amazing man.
Big up yourself Sir David Rodigan!! Sending well wishes to you sir!! Belize central america I'm from!!✌🙏🌎❤💯
can we have a Jah Shaka interview ?
Do an episode about Goldie!
Alexander Paschalis he has! (Just incase some of you haven't seen it)
A British legend!🤍
Sir Rodigan all the way and all the best and the best Respect 100%
Nice choice on the Wally color and height, perfect for him and the outfit. Very nice. Doran, on the other hand...
"The Salvador Dali of reggae", lol, I thought that was cool
Legend
Big up rodigan - truly dedicated to his craft. Also these documentaries are legendary
my favorite DJ/selector
Roddy ur are one of best best best best dj love your contribution to reggea music and the art all together it over 10 years I am following your life now from clash with inner city metro media and black cat sound
Been waiting for this episode for so long!! My prayers have been answered
I love David Rodigan
La legende des sound uk
What a guy. Respect
this is one of the best interviews i have ever seen
David is a legend
Love this sir David is a legend
Good interview big respect to the legendary David rodigan
So glad to see another season, John!
Respect Rodigan 🔥
Gwan rodi
Glad John's back
ram jam is a legend much love.
great interview
Really Kool guy nice pair of wallabies great music taste
The Man
The Myth
The Legend
Lets go
I must read his book.
Mr Rodogan is a legend.
Not liking the interviewer though! His expressions and manner even the background music being played throughout the interview feels like a man who is living in a constant state of depression, which is not what reggae music and culture is about.
It often feels like his trying to paint a negative view of the music and culture.
The legend that is Rodigan shines a light in this interview by his relaxed nature and genuine love and appreciation of not only Jamaican music and culture but most of all black people.
Where as the interviewer seems to want to play on the sterotypes and dismiss what is an international phenomenon that Jamaica and its people brought to the world.
He frequently describes the music as dark whereas he comes across as very dark and dull, so that must be the darkness his trying to ascribe to the uplifting and undeniable genre that is Reggae.
When a white boy latch onto black music he gets knighted, but the originators don't even get a mention.
@Derek Brome Latches on to black music? Seriously? The man was and is obsessed with reggae and has nothing more than good to say about the artists whose music he's shared. Why do people feel the need to make that an issue..?
goldie, wiley, congo natty, giggs
Rob Halford next pleeeaaaaseeeee....
Loving these, keep it up.
Mbe for going deep cover all these years
Next season should have Lee Scott on - man's a legend in a scene that he is pushing and holding
legend
Double thumbs up.
Big up rodders
Enlightening.
I've been watching his press round. The interviews make me feel weird. The tone is like " wow you infiltrated and survived being amongst drug smoking black folk. Tell us more "
I don't think that is Rodigan's fault, but the interviewer's.
Journos are all fundamentally bad people is why. They always talk like that.
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavid Rooooooooooodigan
love it!!
Great interview, big up to David Radigan, Thanks for your contribution
Sélectionné dans mon 11 de légende pour la coupe du monde !
Run it Rodigan..
The Clarks bad
BIGG UPS !!