Your most important interview yet! Level-headed and super accurate. This is the Legend that I-Octane disrespected and said, a who him nobody nuh know him. Pity the fools and send them to school.
Teach. This is the first interview I can see you sit back and take-in the history of Jamaica reggae music. You don't of to ask much question you jus sit on listen.
Interesting lession about Mr. Dennis Howard. Big up~uP~UP! Tonight it was a bit special interview, but again we learned a lot & had fun at the same time. Give thanks 🌻✌🏻😎
TEACH DEM THIS INTERVIEW IS LIKE A HISTORY CLASS I REALLY ENJOY THIS PROGRAM THIS MAN MEMORY IS ON POINT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN YOUR PROGRAM IS VERY EASY
Teach dem I saw this interview from a few days back I first declined to watch it because I did have my reservation for Mr Dennis Howard because I was one who did think that he was giving dancehall music a fight when he was making some changes at RJR but after listening to this interview I have to give this man his respect Teach Dem this man his a legend I just hope he has everything documented didn't even know that he was apart of the original IRIE FM management team .continue the great work TEACH DEM.
Teach I think it’s safe to say that this interview is probably the most riveting and captivating. I decided to watch a little before going to bed, I could not put down the phone until it was finished. Hoping you will be able to get a part 2.
Bless up Teach. Great Great interview my brother, this man is a walking encyclopedia of our beloved music. The bredrin know the thing and talk the thing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is good to know that there are Jamaicans that are telling the true history of Jamaican, this is how it should be. We should not leave it to foreigners to tell the story, they were not present in those time, another excellent interview TEACH 👏👏
Oh so true Mr Howard. My Aunty brought back LPs from England in 77. Labels like Capitol Records, Trojan and many others. I was the selector for the Reggae section, after my Aunt played, the Millie Small, Jim Revees,The Ska,the Calypso, Dean Martin, Sam Cook, Lord Laro etc on the Sterogramm. I am trying to remember where I met you Mr Howard, it was either at JBC or RJR the 70s.
Dennis covers the music business like a rash! Lol What a repository for Jamaican music history; a scholar indeed. This is a must watch for all those who are interested in the history of Jamaican music!
DENNIS HOWARD SHOULD BE A (SIR) IN JAMAICA TEACH DEM THIS IS MY FAVOURITE INTERVIEW BREDDA THIS MAN IS SOO KNOWLEDGEABLE IN REGGAE MUSIC SOME OF THE THINGS MI NEVER KNOW BIG UP U DAM SELF TECH DEM
A great friend of mine. This man exposed me to the intellectual side of Reggae Music - his academic approach to our music is phenomenal. I rather like a lecture he presented at the KCOBA Lecture Series he said a new name should be give to the so-called dance hall of today...not Reggae. Dennis continue doing what you do - taking the music to the intellectual highest.
Brilliant interview bruv!! 👏🏾👏🏾 I would probably say this is your best and most informative so far. Dennis Howard has contributed greatly to our music and culture….. Thank you sir!! 👏🏾👏🏾💪🏿
Great link this teach. This man knows the music inside out....I had the privilege of knowing him personally and had the opportunity to sit in the studio with him when he was on the radio at the JBC on a few occasions. Big up Sir Dennis Howard
Epic historical reasoning,as a little youth growing up in the 70s there was something special about Sundays , the quiet/calm free feeling hearing those country and western Jim Reeves religious songs. Things was just peaceful.
I really enjoyed this interview. Very informative. A totally different type of interview that was filled with something about every aspect of the music business. We need more musical minds like Dennis Howard in the space today. It would be more enjoyable as the music evolves. I'm glad I tuned in. Thank you Teach Dem👏🏾👏🏾
Exceptional interview. Teach dem interview Cordell Green next please. I love when they are so full of knowledge and substance that they are never lost for words. Clyde and Copeland. The three Cs
Look at greatness (No Hype) Humble respectful Level headed This is what confidence look like Mr. Dennis Howard No chain, No Ring Not even a Watch the man is a walking Encyclopedia
I'm a Jamaican living in Miami and this man is one out of thousands that is speaking the truth as to the hype and utter nonsense that is being past off as good reggae or dancehall music
Respect to the panel remembering back in the day vividely one such platform was.... A DREAD@@ THE CONTOL 1AM TO 5AM still hav a cassett why we can"t fix the reel roots. Drum& base dance hall music,that the world is creaving for Big up Dennis Howard uu have done the work respect...
Teach dem.. This outerview is the best one to date . Kudos to Mr Dennis Howard . Thisn was very informative and surely educating and also an eye opener.
For decades the name DENNIS HOWARD sounded like household name but I must admit I knew so little of this musical erudite! I totally enjoyed the interview from the famous badman dem up and beyond our own music, and telling it like it is! I remember when I first heard Rdddigan on Barry G 2-to-6 super mix! I left my jod and rode the train to Mo-Bay just to hear more Gregory Issacs Private Beach Party, Dennis Brown Olld Man River, Tetrack, just to name a few! Mad mad memories! I don't think you mentioned Cicille Wilson, but any time that librarian was selecting, nothing else could get my attention! Reaspect to the max!💯💯💯🇯🇲
Without question, this is the BEST interview yet, and you have done some very interesting and informative interviews in the space, but this took it up a 100 notch. Mr.Dr. Dennis Howard OD. Jamaica needs to give you your star in the reggae hall of fame. Well done sir,well done.
THIS MAN IS ONE MAN WRECKING BALL OF MUSICAL HISTORY...THIS MAN DON'T JUST DESERVE HIS FLOWERS HE DESERVES THE WHOLE GARDEN...HE DESERVES O.D.,O.M.,D.R.,C.D., CASSETTE..LOL😂...BIG UP SIR DENNIS HOWARD OR DENNIS HARVARD. THE MAN IS A WALKING MUSIC UNIVERSITY.
Experience teaches wisdom - hear the man recount life like a river's spring. This interview had a different flow from most of the others, nah mean - he led, because he really has tons to say. Rope in - how about a stream of TH-cam-shorts with him dropping his gems? Give thanks, Teacha, really fulljoyed this one. Dennis Howard, tip my hat, Sir! More of!
I finally managed to listen to this very important interview this morning, and it was much more than I expected, because many times we know people for one thing without knowing how multi-talented they are. It was great to hear all those names, especially the radio personalities, again. As a teenager, I used to write down the weekly JBC Top 20 or 30 music charts in an exercise book (which I regretfully lost along the way) from around 1979 to 1982. At the end of each year, I would calculate my top 100 and match against JBC's top 100 and the positions would be very close. Following the weekly charts with Barry G allowed me to be familiar with the record labels, producers, artistes and names of the songs and albums. So I understood Dennis Howard's passion when he was working in the JBC library and consuming all that information about the records. I always tell people that I was exposed to many kinds of music growing up in Jamaica. One type of music that was not mentioned in the interview was Classical music instrumentals, that I remember used to be played on Sundays on the radio. Many great things were spoken about in the interview, but a topic that I would've loved to have heard Dr. Howard's views on is a fire that I heard destroyed archive records at JBC around the 1990s. Was there really such a fire? If yes, what records were destroyed and the impact that had on Jamaica's culture, especially music and films, including television shows like Ring Ding.
Look at who is doing the producing of the music, and the type of music being produced....long time Dennis did a warn of the decline, but nuff a wi nae believe....seet deh now..
Is just laziness by these artist I agree with you Jamaicas music is at its lowest. A tune hit today n dies by a morning. When you try to teach these artist they try to make you the Villan. The dummy favorite phase "u a fight ghetto youth" Look who's make the money from the music. This is the reason why 90s music is so great and can never stop pull up dance. Today creativity needs proper guidance the direction it's now going in is NEGATIVE/DOWN. Not saying there isn't a few that doing the right but guess what they're not getting the promotion. It's crap that's now being promoted not up lifting unprogresssive waste. Big up Mr. Howard keep promoting progress. Thanks Teach Dem great job as usual nothing less.
Lovely interview 👏🏾👏🏾. Very informative and educational. I remember when he became general manager for RJR and couple DJ’s wasn’t happy like the Riley’s and the Nickos plus others and I was one who believed what they said that he don’t like dancehall. Teach Dem, thanks for clearing it up 😂. Once again another great interview. Keep up the good work
Great guess. This is the first time i am so informed. I learn so much. We need alot of his kind desend their knowledge to expand growth. Knowledge is power, please continue to find more of our treasures before some great knowledge lost.
Very knowledgeable bredrin, you should also interview his son Geri Howard aka Geri Digital who is important to the younger generation eg Aidonia, Zip FM & Fame Fm
Ska is embedded in every reggae rhythm. Ska is the most important and influential popular Jamaican music form, Reggae cannot exist without “the ska part.”
Den @teachdem …..You can stop interviews after this!!!! The great Dr covered every nook n cranny of the musical aspect of the industry!!!! I’ll definitely be reaching out… hope I can afford the consultations 😂
I recently watched an interview on a popular podcast where a young music producer calling himself the G.O.A.T., when asked , did not èven know what a Producer really is. I suggest these youth making music now, have discussions with people like Dennis, Mikey Bennett and the like as we are losing the knowledge of the foundational aspects of the music. They are having some financial success but imagine if these youth really knew what they were doing. BIG UP TEACH FOR THIS ONE AND BIG UP DENNIS, MI REAL GENERAL.
Your most important interview yet! Level-headed and super accurate. This is the Legend that I-Octane disrespected and said, a who him nobody nuh know him. Pity the fools and send them to school.
Teach. This is the first interview I can see you sit back and take-in the history of Jamaica reggae music. You don't of to ask much question you jus sit on listen.
Totally inspiring
This is the Jamaica
That evades most of our culture.
Interesting lession about Mr. Dennis Howard.
Big up~uP~UP!
Tonight it was a bit special interview, but again we learned a lot & had fun at the same time. Give thanks 🌻✌🏻😎
this brother is a true historian give thanks for this priceless interview RESPECT
TEACH DEM THIS INTERVIEW IS LIKE A HISTORY CLASS I REALLY ENJOY THIS PROGRAM THIS MAN MEMORY IS ON POINT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN YOUR PROGRAM IS VERY EASY
As A Jamaican I was blessed to be introduced to most of the music Mr. Dennis knows, One Love Teach Dem great interview.
this man show you the mind has no limit so much knowledge
Maximum respect to Dr Dennis Howard for his invaluable contribution and immense body of work straight across the board! Definitely a phenomenal!..
Teach dem I saw this interview from a few days back I first declined to watch it because I did have my reservation for Mr Dennis Howard because I was one who did think that he was giving dancehall music a fight when he was making some changes at RJR but after listening to this interview I have to give this man his respect Teach Dem this man his a legend I just hope he has everything documented didn't even know that he was apart of the original IRIE FM management team .continue the great work TEACH DEM.
Happy you decided to watch Sir Winston, he’s a really important figure in our music
Teach I think it’s safe to say that this interview is probably the most riveting and captivating.
I decided to watch a little before going to bed, I could not put down the phone until it was finished.
Hoping you will be able to get a part 2.
Bless up Teach. Great Great interview my brother, this man is a walking encyclopedia of our beloved music. The bredrin know the thing and talk the thing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is good to know that there are Jamaicans that are telling the true history of Jamaican, this is how it should be. We should not leave it to foreigners to tell the story, they were not present in those time, another excellent interview TEACH 👏👏
I didn't knew who he was so it took me a while to click on it. Now the fact that I want to see a part 2 supports how i feel about this interview.
This man is phenomenally amazing I could listen another two hours need more
Wow what a wealth of knowledge! I am learning
It is a really great blessing listening to the great man him self ,, he deserve more than his flowers . Teach you should do a part two 🙏🏿🙏🏿
I could listen to this man talking for days very knowledgeable..looking for part 2...
Oh so true Mr Howard. My Aunty brought back LPs from England in 77. Labels like Capitol Records, Trojan and many others. I was the selector for the Reggae section, after my Aunt played, the Millie Small, Jim Revees,The Ska,the Calypso, Dean Martin, Sam Cook, Lord Laro etc on the Sterogramm.
I am trying to remember where I met you Mr Howard, it was either at JBC or RJR the 70s.
Dennis covers the music business like a rash! Lol What a repository for Jamaican music history; a scholar indeed. This is a must watch for all those who are interested in the history of Jamaican music!
I can’t believe this only gets 17K views ..
DENNIS HOWARD SHOULD BE A (SIR) IN JAMAICA TEACH DEM THIS IS MY FAVOURITE INTERVIEW BREDDA THIS MAN IS SOO KNOWLEDGEABLE IN REGGAE MUSIC SOME OF THE THINGS MI NEVER KNOW BIG UP U DAM SELF TECH DEM
King street, Chancery Lane, Orange Street & north parade, is the heart of reggae music! Yh mon, a my endz dat. ☝🏾
What a wealth of knowledge express through a living legend salute.
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A great friend of mine. This man exposed me to the intellectual side of Reggae Music - his academic approach to our music is phenomenal. I rather like a lecture he presented at the KCOBA Lecture Series he said a new name should be give to the so-called dance hall of today...not Reggae. Dennis continue doing what you do - taking the music to the intellectual highest.
Just wow one of the best interviews I've ever watched keep up the good work teach
Brilliant interview bruv!! 👏🏾👏🏾 I would probably say this is your best and most informative so far.
Dennis Howard has contributed greatly to our music and culture….. Thank you sir!! 👏🏾👏🏾💪🏿
Dennis Howard for priminister for me..Thank you again Teach Dem..
Great link this teach. This man knows the music inside out....I had the privilege of knowing him personally and had the opportunity to sit in the studio with him when he was on the radio at the JBC on a few occasions. Big up Sir Dennis Howard
Epic historical reasoning,as a little youth growing up in the 70s there was something special about Sundays , the quiet/calm free feeling hearing those country and western Jim Reeves religious songs. Things was just peaceful.
Wow!! What an interview!
Vast wealth of knowledge. Big up yuhself @ Teach Dem.
This has got to be one of the best interviews
This man is the repository of the music
Indeed, Indeed
Real true genius in the business my brother
I really enjoyed this interview. Very informative. A totally different type of interview that was filled with something about every aspect of the music business. We need more musical minds like Dennis Howard in the space today. It would be more enjoyable as the music evolves. I'm glad I tuned in. Thank you Teach Dem👏🏾👏🏾
This has to be one of the greatest historical music legends to grace your stage.Dennis Howard thank you
Salute Teach Dem top programme.👑🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I learned a lot of informative things in this interview
Exceptional interview. Teach dem interview Cordell Green next please. I love when they are so full of knowledge and substance that they are never lost for words. Clyde and Copeland. The three Cs
Look at greatness (No Hype) Humble respectful Level headed This is what confidence look like Mr. Dennis Howard No chain, No Ring Not even a Watch the man is a walking Encyclopedia
@teachdem We need a part 2 and a part 3 of Dr Howard this man is one of the encycopedia for our music.
The Teacher is exceeding all expectations! Well done Boss: you are global now!
Really fascinating show! I was smiling the whole time as if I was seeing him moving around 😂❤❤❤😊😊
Great interview.
This is another great 1, Knowledge overlord
Dr. Howard 🤗🤗, my former boss. Love always ❤
I'm a Jamaican living in Miami and this man is one out of thousands that is speaking the truth as to the hype and utter nonsense that is being past off as good reggae or dancehall music
I enjoy watching the program please sir don't stop wat you are doing you are doing a great work
Bless up Teach, summer time man busy outside, ketching this pon repeat. Bless up.
@@deanpalmer8551 this is one of the greatest moves ever made tanks you sir
Respect to the panel remembering back in the day vividely one such platform was.... A DREAD@@ THE CONTOL 1AM TO 5AM still hav a cassett why we can"t fix the reel roots. Drum& base dance hall music,that the world is creaving for Big up Dennis Howard uu have done the work respect...
Teach dem.. This outerview is the best one to date . Kudos to Mr Dennis Howard . Thisn was very informative and surely educating and also an eye opener.
For decades the name DENNIS HOWARD sounded like household name but I must admit I knew so little of this musical erudite! I totally enjoyed the interview from the famous badman dem up and beyond our own music, and telling it like it is! I remember when I first heard Rdddigan on Barry G 2-to-6 super mix! I left my jod and rode the train to Mo-Bay just to hear more Gregory Issacs Private Beach Party, Dennis Brown Olld Man River, Tetrack, just to name a few! Mad mad memories! I don't think you mentioned Cicille Wilson, but any time that librarian was selecting, nothing else could get my attention! Reaspect to the max!💯💯💯🇯🇲
Solid work!
REEEEL TALK.. This Man is Great, & Talking Reality In The Business.
Teach Dem excellent interview we need more of this... World of respect.
Without question, this is the BEST interview yet, and you have done some very interesting and informative interviews in the space, but this took it up a 100 notch.
Mr.Dr. Dennis Howard OD. Jamaica needs to give you your star in the reggae hall of fame. Well done sir,well done.
Riveting interview with probably one of the most important person in the Jamaican music space
THIS MAN IS ONE MAN WRECKING BALL OF MUSICAL HISTORY...THIS MAN DON'T JUST DESERVE HIS FLOWERS HE DESERVES THE WHOLE GARDEN...HE DESERVES O.D.,O.M.,D.R.,C.D., CASSETTE..LOL😂...BIG UP SIR DENNIS HOWARD OR DENNIS HARVARD. THE MAN IS A WALKING MUSIC UNIVERSITY.
Teach dem ,u have been schooled and the whole ah we too. Fully enjoyed this interview, thank u.
Yeah bro 100%
This is one of the best interview this man is a Jamaican gold/diamond nuff respect 🇯🇲🖤👍🏿💪🏿🇯🇲
Experience teaches wisdom - hear the man recount life like a river's spring. This interview had a different flow from most of the others, nah mean - he led, because he really has tons to say. Rope in - how about a stream of TH-cam-shorts with him dropping his gems? Give thanks, Teacha, really fulljoyed this one. Dennis Howard, tip my hat, Sir! More of!
Great piece of work Teach Dem. Dennis is from my era and the academic history coencides with my reality.
Yet again another superb interview 👏🏾
Bless up teach
The idea that no one in JA beloved in an all reggae station is symptomatic of why we losing a lot in so many ways from the music.
Big respect Mr Howard
This is what you call dropping gems🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🏾
The only thing left for Dr. Howard to do is to be the PM for Jamaica.
I finally managed to listen to this very important interview this morning, and it was much more than I expected, because many times we know people for one thing without knowing how multi-talented they are. It was great to hear all those names, especially the radio personalities, again.
As a teenager, I used to write down the weekly JBC Top 20 or 30 music charts in an exercise book (which I regretfully lost along the way) from around 1979 to 1982. At the end of each year, I would calculate my top 100 and match against JBC's top 100 and the positions would be very close.
Following the weekly charts with Barry G allowed me to be familiar with the record labels, producers, artistes and names of the songs and albums. So I understood Dennis Howard's passion when he was working in the JBC library and consuming all that information about the records.
I always tell people that I was exposed to many kinds of music growing up in Jamaica. One type of music that was not mentioned in the interview was Classical music instrumentals, that I remember used to be played on Sundays on the radio.
Many great things were spoken about in the interview, but a topic that I would've loved to have heard Dr. Howard's views on is a fire that I heard destroyed archive records at JBC around the 1990s. Was there really such a fire? If yes, what records were destroyed and the impact that had on Jamaica's culture, especially music and films, including television shows like Ring Ding.
Man mentioned Charles Lewin! The man with the magical voice , international news @ 10pm.
i loved Charles lewin and Pat lazarus,
Nice interview, that’s why it’s not good to judge, and there’s two sides to every story. Howard history and journey solid🔥🔥🔥🔥 Big up Teach Dem
The legendary Dennis Howard. Remember him from JBC days
I would sit and listen to this interview for hours... very interesting, informative and he is so professional.. big up urslf Teach Dem.❤
Thumbs Up on this!
Dennis Howard great Icon indeed ❤❤❤❤❤❤ this
With someone like Dr. Howard in the entertainment landscape of Jamaica, why is Reggae music is in total collapse? Something is missing here.
Look at who is doing the producing of the music, and the type of music being produced....long time Dennis did a warn of the decline, but nuff a wi nae believe....seet deh now..
Is just laziness by these artist I agree with you Jamaicas music is at its lowest. A tune hit today n dies by a morning. When you try to teach these artist they try to make you the Villan. The dummy favorite phase "u a fight ghetto youth"
Look who's make the money from the music. This is the reason why 90s music is so great and can never stop pull up dance. Today creativity needs proper guidance the direction it's now going in is NEGATIVE/DOWN.
Not saying there isn't a few that doing the right but guess what they're not getting the promotion. It's crap that's now being promoted not up lifting unprogresssive waste.
Big up Mr. Howard keep promoting progress.
Thanks Teach Dem great job as usual nothing less.
The man did alot
Wow! What an interview!!!!
Gives me chills.
World knowledge. The great Dennis Howard.
Very insightful reasoning , great contributer.
Great job Teach Dem
Bobby the Great Mr Howard love and respect
Lovely interview 👏🏾👏🏾. Very informative and educational. I remember when he became general manager for RJR and couple DJ’s wasn’t happy like the Riley’s and the Nickos plus others and I was one who believed what they said that he don’t like dancehall. Teach Dem, thanks for clearing it up 😂. Once again another great interview. Keep up the good work
The informations are getting greater
Yes teach dem a next 100% to yes i would love to see you interview David
yes this was verry goood
Great guess. This is the first time i am so informed. I learn so much. We need alot of his kind desend their knowledge to expand growth. Knowledge is power, please continue to find more of our treasures before some great knowledge lost.
Great interview
Very knowledgeable bredrin, you should also interview his son Geri Howard aka Geri Digital who is important to the younger generation eg Aidonia, Zip FM & Fame Fm
Ska is embedded in every reggae rhythm. Ska is the most important and influential popular Jamaican music form, Reggae cannot exist without “the ska part.”
Den @teachdem …..You can stop interviews after this!!!! The great Dr covered every nook n cranny of the musical aspect of the industry!!!! I’ll definitely be reaching out… hope I can afford the consultations 😂
Teach dem, it seems like you have to do Part with Dennis Howard well informative
Learning from alot from Dennis teach keep on doing the good job teach them to the wold
I recently watched an interview on a popular podcast where a young music producer calling himself the G.O.A.T., when asked , did not èven know what a Producer really is. I suggest these youth making music now, have discussions with people like Dennis, Mikey Bennett and the like as we are losing the knowledge of the foundational aspects of the music. They are having some financial success but imagine if these youth really knew what they were doing. BIG UP TEACH FOR THIS ONE AND BIG UP DENNIS, MI REAL GENERAL.
Big up to your family sir 🙏
Top of the morning to you and family teach dem as also to everybody else in the building. 🤜🏿🤛🏿
JBC....FM back in the dayz
Great. Go Dennis!!🎶
More blessing
Very interesting.
The great dennis Howard Jamaica 🇯🇲 david radigon mentality 👏