JAH SCREW On Ray Symbolic, Stur Gav, U Roy, Ranking Joe, Barrington Levy, Bob Marley, Danny Dread +
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The Original Foundation Selector JAH SCREW pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPIC and Exclusive conversation about his career in Jamaica, USA and UK. Jah Screw spoke about learning to select with Danny Dread, playing his first sound Echo Vibration, getting to Ray Symbolic with Ranking Joe, Bob Marley singing live on Ray Symbolic in Tivoli Gardens, meeting Barrington Levy, leaving Ray Symbolic to join U Roy's Stur Gav, Papa Moke, King Tubbys, David Rodigan, Ricky Trooper and sooooo much more. THIS IS A MUST WATCH!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!
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Try get an interview with Donavon Steele, Chico and Daddy Screw
Ray Symbolic was the first sound system I heard from Jamaica in the UK. They played at a venue called Digbeth Civic Hall, Birmingham UK around 1979/80. Trust me I never seen that venue so cork with people. Jah Screw selecting and Ranking Joe on the mic. That dance will live in my memories for EVER...bless up
History been told. Thank for this interview. RIP Daddy Roy.
I was lucky enough to get to see Ray Symbolic when they first came to the UK back in 1980 . It was at Ladbrook Grove and let me tell you this we was outside at 6.30 pm YES 6.30 pm to mek sure we got in . The queue was going back way down Portabello rd by 8.00 pm . police everywhere trying to maintain order . But we got in around 9.30 and the rest was History . We came out about 2.am because the police had told them to stop playing . When we came out ............. " PURE PEOPLE " everywhere LIKE A FOOTBALL MATCH . AH truely GREAT NIGHT OUT
This interview is a gem! Yow waiting for part 2. Muscle your vast knowledge and research makes these interviews so captivating. A lot of Jamaican entertainment journalists need to take notes.
Muscle, I hope you know that you are recording the history of our culture.
The man that took Barrington Levy to greater heights than Junjo Lawes. Loved his early 80’s releases with Ranking Joe. This is going to be epic!
Jah know Muscle, its a honour doing this interview, I learned alot more from what i already know from the 70s til now, Jah Screw is a legend of all time, hes one of my icon selector, Long Live Legend✔💯🎶🎤🎧🎛🔊
Jah Screwww from Ray Symbolic with the mighty, mighty Ranking Joe - as I would say
Word, as a youth, I took a train to Washington Heights and a bus from the George Washington Bridge to get to Patterson to see Jah screw and Ranking Joe. BTW I was living in Brooklyn.
Long ride King, long long long ride.
@@kirkvacianna3716 At that age and my love for dancehall nothing would have stopped me. The story is even longer . Introduced to Dancehall at my job by a friend. First cassette Django and O Lord on Kilimanjaro. This is August of 1980. From that day things have never been the same...lol.
@@allistairesmith4067 I lived in Washington Heights so I know it’s almost the last stop on the A then the Bus to Patterson even more. Nothing but respect true true fan. I use to hear the Stur Gav tapes dem time to. Dem did wicked then. Salute to you General.
1982 December Ian going on vacation and my friend have me a tape and told me to check out the two youths on it. They were Charlie and Josie. Damn I was hooked, they were smooth and had the style. Dance hall is a world of its own. Everyone had their favorites. So much so that our eyes were blinded. Burro was okay to me then. Now I hear tapes of burro and I think he is fantastic. Never thought so 40 years ago, because other guys were just better.
When it comes to playing on one turntable nobody comes close to this man, from a side to b side In a split second and right on the drumroll, I witnessed him live when ray symbolic came to England In 1980-81 it was also the first time I saw a dj (ranking joe) and selector actually face the crowd, oh yes a night I will never forget.
I am smiling at your comment because I too listened to Ray Symbolic when they came to London. I was a big Ranking Joe fan and sneaked out of my house while still at school to go to the Bouncing Ball club in Peckham, South London. I don't remember much bout that dance but it was jam packed with Joe chatting non stop.
@@punanny123 it was at the bouncing ball that I heard them, when I got there it was empty, when they signed on within half an hour the place was rammed, not long after that Jah love with brigadier Jerry played just a few yards away at what was called the unity center,,,, those were the days.
@@marcmarcello981 I missed the Ray Symbolic dance but as a very young member of 12 Tribes I saw Briggy on Jah Love multiple times on that tour. Still listen to dances from that era (especially Briggy!) on a daily basis.
I remember those proper DanceHall days, I think you maybe talking about Bali Hi in SWLondon, and Balham 200, tight set coming from Ray Symbolic - Jah Screw & Rannnnking Joe
Ray symbolic when they came to England in 1980 changed how all the other sound man started to play towards the crowd. Before everyone was facing the other way around the selector and Mike man had there back to the crowd.
Easy Muscle, you're definitely spoiling us, Jah Screw himself. Danny Dreadlocks wickedest apprentice. Big up all Chisolm Avenue yute, this is your selector, Ray Symbolic.
I sneaked out of my house while still at school to listen to Ray Symbolic with Ranking Joe/ Jah Screw in London back in the day., Bouncing Ball club in Peckham South London. Jah Screw is a living legend for real, very humble man. I would walk past him and maybe I have without realizing who he is.
One of the the greatest selectors of the rub-a-dub era, really looking forward to this.
Yes i count me self blessed to have heard Ray Symbolic dem time deh.....one of my all time favourite sound .........nuttn but rub a dub from start to finish...............and dem did serious bout de music yes.........Bless up Jah Screw........R.E.I.P. Ray Symbolic.....
Jah Screw the original number one selecter
iI myself am a student of Jah Screw and Ranking jJoe I WAS A BOX CARRIER FOR RAY SYMBOLIC, WORKING FOR ERRROL DUNKLY AT HIS RECORD SHOP IN CALEDONDIA ROAD ISLINGTON LONDON LOVE THE POD
What did they call you,,,
@@dreamscometrue5013 Trevor or Little dread THIS IS MY WEB SITE www.masterclassmusicmedia1.com/
Muscle.. tek time wid us nuh mon 💪🏽💪🏽💥🎶🎶
I am 👊🏾😂
This brings back memories ,
I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU MY COUSIN PAUL LOVE. CONGRATULATIONS.
Jahknow Muscle you done it AGAIN Big Boss. What a trip down memory lane. Watching this one here was like the Untold story of The Culture of Sound systems. Jah Screw said it best “there’s a culture in Jamaica where we don’t big the ones who come before” but your work is not letting that continue Muscle. This Man along with Ranking Joe was what my Father was in to and what made me have to go look bout Daddy U-Roy the Teacher. Great Interview and can’t wait for part 2. Bless up Muscle. 🇯🇲🇬🇧🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
THIS ONE IS AH BOOM SHOT..🎙📻📻🎧🔊🔔🔔🎼🎼🎛📻🎧🔊🔔🔥🔥🔥MUSCLE KEEP BRINGING IT BACK...BIG UP
All the episodes of this podcast are history lesson. But this is a next level up. Legendary! Big up jah screw. Big up muscle. We appreciate you for documentary the history.
Maximum respect 👊🏾
Ready for this ☝️
Great one again muscle 🔥🔥👊🏿🇹🇹🎯👏🏿💯
Yes jah scrue you are telling the truth I was a faithful fans of Ray Simbolic
WOW ,what can i say every time i think i i have heard it all you come better the next time .Thank you so much Muscle you are the best.
I remember when Ray Simbolic use to come to Oasis club on washinghton boulivard on Sundays.The speaker boxes were stained and polished like furniture ,very pretty sound.
It is often said that out of bad comes good,had it not been for the COVID crisis we would not be having all these great history lessons.
What you are doing is priceless Muscle.
LEGENDARY!!
Nice interview it about time . jah screw is a man i met at a barrington levy show jazz cafe in london .barrington levy was on stage for 3 hours lol . i waited for the show to end went back stage to talk to barrington levy for a dubplate he sent me to jah screw and then me jah screw became good friend until now . Cool person the man with the hits after hits who made barrington levy Larger than large in london england
Up muscle, big interview with Jah Screw 👍🏾 I feel ah pt 2 could be done as Jah Screw could talk up nuff tings. Bless 🙏🏾
Thanks for all this information Jah Screw will always be the best of all time, I always wonder what happened to Jah Screw because when I was a little boy and going to dance I can tell you some history about these Godfather of the business them days just won't come back, Rankin Joe the best.
That Interview came in a great moment , because i was Just listening again some of Symbolic and Sturgav dances from late 70s and early 80s this week and weekend...his stories really painted a perfect picture of those rubadub days!! Big up Screw and Muscle!!
Muscles, you are very international to me and all the intelligent people on the planet Earth and maybe other planet. I am very serious about this. God bless you and your family, relatives, friends and all well wishers. To me, you are a music genius or professor. In addition, you're brother of love and happiness, and well organized.
this is the kind of history me love...
Big respect for this great podcast interview I love it thanks 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Give thanks for this video muscle. I tek in plenty Sturgav dances, both town and country. Just as Screw explains country dance them sweeet !! Never get fi tek in Ray.
Bless Up Musscle you ah du ah good works Jah Jah inna fine style. I remember being at the Rubadub Dance here in Nottingham when Ray Symbolic Sound come to Town and tear down Nottingham City. Jah Screw really did concentrate dah night deh..pear screw face Bwouy Ranking Joe put arn ah special DJ show dah night deh jus like being in JA. Respek Screw very good and informative interview. Come wid Pt.2 quick quick quick
Bless up VRocket Nottingham Bad Soun Screw mention Unoo
Big up to you my mentor for guiding me through out my journey I love this interview #history
Epic interview
Bless up muscle, another great one. Bless up the great Jah Screw, history reasoning, can't wait for part 2, you have to line up the great Danny Dread next. Bless.
up up up jah screw bless
1:17:24 I use to go to drive from Brooklyn to New Jersey to Listen Papa Moke Hifi with Ranking Joe and Jah Screw. Pure Nicest ina DanceHall History.
Thank you muscle
I love the history
Best interview
Big up Greenwich Farm, where my beautiful wife was born and raised
Nice interview once again boss man .. u should link Robert JahWise Campbell
I watched intently and the entire video
. I found it very entertaining so I subscribed to this channel.
Thank you ✊🏾
Another crucial Interview Muscle , the sound that Screw mentioned that was owned by Danny's Brother i think It was named Iwousis or something , Danny Dread even say It was his First sound and that he worked as a DJ also for a while on It...
Ledgenary Ledgenary sound One off the wickidist sound off all time,As far as I can remember Ray symbolic Jah Scew Ranking Joe, bad bad sound,an it was Waltham park road actuarially. Poturia Rd,those off who can remember wickidist dance i can remember road block until daylight Fence tear down, also king tubby daddy Roy @ up Park Camp one of the Bad bad baddest dance...
Salute muscle this was great 💯
Can any of the London crew clarify this for me. Was Ray Symbolic the resident sound at a place call the factory in Newington Green, Hackney ? I wished I was old enough to go to them dances, but I have fond memories of getting exited just reading the posters.
Long time big up
Barrington Levy was singing on my sound Sledgehammer Hifi in December 1979 on the Real Rock Rythm Cool out Son when the Mike start short out he said wait no Mike I went home & fix the Mike in 5mins from that day me and him cool.A while after i met a man in the Studio he ask me if had a sound I told him the name of the sound and he let me cut 3 Barrington Levy Dub Plates for myself, Hunter Man, Shine Eye Girl & Moonlight Lover 3big tunes I already had Sweet Reggae Music which mash up the UK in 1979 summer 😎
BOOMMMM....MUSCLE. ..ME AH TEK IN DIS YAH ONE LATE IYAH
The Alexander Hamilton Hotel in Pattterson,NJ, that was the HQ for the sessions.
Papa Moke ?
Don carlos use to be special guest sugar minnot in is prime
Hey Muscle bless up it’s Judah much respect and manners
Maximum respect family 👊🏾
Tenor saw nico Denis early b cat special guest on stir gav
Bigups
Dexter is my flesh but i lost track of him. We spent many days, week, months n years at Vibration Hq, Stewart Town St. Mary. I would like to reconnect with him......i would appreciate if Jah Screw or any subscriber could point me in the right direction.
THE GREAT RANKING JOE...SEE HE PON SHINE HEAD SOUND AH SHOCK OUT YAH INNA L.A
🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Hey muscle big selector this you a interview the whole jamaica talk about jahscrew
O O ...... DANNY DREAD ..... 1:00:45
I am wondering if i am the only one who call the sound STUR GAV INSTEAD OF STEREO GRAPH COME ON MAN PRONOUNCE THE WORD PROPERLY
Danny Dread brother is Clive....Clivie dread ...
Link me jah screw link me i can fill you in on some info patrick 226 224 4521
Yeah papa moke Demus shine head briggy Nancy sassafras papa toyan
Muscle can fine massive dread youtube on volcano dance on try massive was a good artis
@UC2GN5K7E5FQ6n1dsywn21nw - You need to get Ranking Joe, U Brown
Excellent questions from the Interviewer.
The long-format interview is the best, esp. when the Interviewer is in close connection with the subject - Jah Screw himself.