Stitchie, Early B, Echo Minott, Peter Metro, & more
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This is an edited compilation featuring Stitchie, Early B, Peter Metro, Blacker ranks aka Blacker, Dominic, and George Henry. Backing bands featured are The Sagittarius Band and Lloyd Parkes & We The People Band. The stage shows venues were the National Arena, Kingston, Jamaica, and Paradise Park, Westmoreland, Jamaica.
Cleveland Laing (born 29 September 1965), better known as Lieutenant Stitchie, is a Jamaican deejay who originally worked in the dancehall style but switched to gospel reggae in 1997 after surviving a car crash, thereafter working under the shorter name Stitchie. Laing was born in Spanish Town and worked as a biology teacher at Spanish Town School before embarking on a career in music, for a time pursuing both. In the late 1970s, he began his career as a singer. In the mid-1980s he began working on sound systems such as the Django sound system (as DJ Ranking Noseworthy), and released his first single under the name Ranking Citrus, or Citchie for short is known for his love of citrus fruits. He went on to work on the Stereo One sound system, where he adopted the stage name Stitchie after being credited as such via a misprinted record label. In 1986 he began working with Prince Jammy, recording the single "Wear Yuh Size", followed in 1987 with his debut album Great Ambition. His style was humorous, often adopting the voices of several different characters during a song. His single "Natty Dread" topped the Jamaican charts for fourteen weeks. Commercial success led to a record deal with Atlantic Records in 1988, Stitchie becoming one of the first dancehall artists, 4 years after Yellowman, to sign a deal with a major record label
Echo Minott was born Noel Phillips in 1963 and grew up in the Maverley area of Kingston, Jamaica. He started singing from an early age, appearing in local talent contests and school concerts. His first break came in 1980 when he recorded the album “Youthman Vibration” for legendary producer Prince Jammy, at the age of 17 years. This album wasn’t released in Jamaica and appeared on the Starlight label based in London, U.K. In 1983 he recorded the tune “Ten Miles” for his cousin, producer Errol Marshall, and this was his first tune to be released under the name Echo Minott. It was in 1985 that Echo Minott finally became an international reggae star with the monster hit “Lazy Body”, released on the Black Scorpio label. It was number one all over the reggae world and led to a whole album of versions of the rhythm. At this time, Echo was a regular member of two of Jamaica’s top sound systems Black Scorpio and King Jammys.
It was with Jammys that Echo was to have his next hit singles. “Original Fat Thing” and “Put One Hand On The Key” were both enormous hits on Jammys’ new revolutionary Sleng Teng rhythm track. Echo hit again in 1986 with the extraordinary track “What The Hell”, also for the Jammys label, which remained top of the Jamaican charts for three whole months.
King Jammys followed these hits with the “What The Hell” album and also another big hit “Emmanuel Road”, which re-worked an old Jamaican folk song in the dancehall style. Many other hits like “Mr Ruddy” (Witty), “Follow Me” (Music Master), “Been Around The World” (Jammys), “Whip Appeal” (Black Scorpio) and “Artical Don” (Two Friends), ensured that Echo Minott remained a household name within the reggae scene for the rest of the eighties, and into the early 90s. In 1992, Echo left Jamaica to live in New York and immediately had a massive international number one reggae hit with “Murder Weapon” (Signet), which rode a version of Shaggy’s “Oh Carolina” rhythm. When the jungle explosion hit the UK in 1993/94, Murder Weapon was re-worked in the new style and became another enormous hit again.
Peter Metro (born Peter Clarke, Kingston, Jamaica, c.1960) is a reggae deejay, who released five albums in the 1980s. Initially performing under the name Peter Ranking, he changed his name when he discovered that another deejay was using that name, and since he was the resident deejay on the Metromedia sound system, he chose the name Peter Metro. His use of Spanish gained him many fans in South America, and he is acknowledged as the first multilingual reggae toaster. His work with Yellowman and Fathead on the albums Yellowman, Fathead, and the one Peter Metro (1982) and Live With Yellowman and Sassafrass (1984) kept his profile high through to the mid-1980s. He appeared at the Reggae Sunsplash festival in 1987 with English deejay Dominic, captured on the Reggae Sunsplash Dancehall X '87 video. In 1989, he appeared as a guest on the CD Bora Bora by the Brazilian rock band Os Paralamas do Sucesso. He performed the song "The Can" and "Don't Give Me That", the latter being an anti-cocaine statement that made reference to Richard Pryor's mishap with crack in 1980.
I'm here because the current dancehall put mi off
Give thanks, Elvis. Stay safe, stay subscribed.
Elvis, mek yu tell yu sumpting, there is no dancehall nowadays, ah pure drip drap noise dem ah mek
Same here
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@@LeoOReggioWhat was the flare up of violence at one section of the audience about?
Big up Stitchie one ah di baddest
YESSSS. He is truly a master. There's a BBC 1Xtra video on here of him with him, Josey Wales, and Beenie Man at King Jammy's. If you haven't seen it, WATCH IT.
@@bsadewitz mi watch it from long time
Salute to the great Early B. Cry tears fi the Doctor.
This is a real dance hall .The new generation hv no idea .lap top fukkreys no live instruments no vibezzz.This is first class.
look how Jamaica life was simple, and everyone was like family
Wen mi hear what dem call dancehall today and mi remember dem great artists who set, build the foundation.. Eye water start run, you wuda tink a pipe a leak
Lt Stitchie the Governor the GOAT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Definitely!
Dominic was a bad Djay not taking anything away from the other legends pon di stage but he proved he was na novelty act 🔥
Early B the original dj doctor
Watching this footage had me in stitches what was I thinking that outfit ! Looked like Captain Sensible from The Damned LOL ! Nuff Love from Dominic, best years of my life !
When dancehall was just about dancing
Peter metro had Dominique round a jungle for months his teachings paid off big time good ole days
@@JerryLeeG-wk1dc they ran the 80s red. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
@@LeoOReggio Definitely agree my brother I salutes those elders, those concerts and dances back then we could not wait for Friday to come, as a lady once said we were broke have no money you owes the landlord just find a party and dance your troubles away, give thanks brother for the memories you are sharing letting the younger generation see how nice it was back then we are definitely enjoying them thanks again.
This is an extremely rare footage. Protect them at all cost and if possible get them digitized. Thank you
Thank you. I have lots more of my 80s/90s productions but the tapes are in a bad shape. If my research goes well, I will soon find a way to restore the tapes.
I don't see not even one cell phone 😳😂😂😂
That is why they are full joying themselves, Boma, no selfie distraction. Stay safe.
Real talk stay save too 🙏🏿
Stichie da governor ♥️💯
Still enjoying
@@MinervaMartin-i4s nice to know.
Stero one forever
Those where the days much thanks 😊 🙏 ☺️
My pleasure, Aston. Stay safe.
Lieutenant stitchy was the baddest DJ in a fi him time straight 💯
Always 2nd in line to Tyrone PAPA SAN Thompson
Good old days of concerts with real players of music!
I much rather watch this, then the garbage that is out now.
Each artiste unique with their own style & originality. Wholesome enjoyment…
Can't get enough of these artistes, especially The Governor...
He's the G.O.A.T
I love these golden dance hall days. Can’t be beaten. Youth of today. Don’t know anything different. Culture is prevention. Thanks. For sharing. Llewelyn.DIOLCH. 💚✨❤️☀️❤️🌟💚
Give thanks for the shout out, Laura. I pray you are well. Stay safe.
Just nuff niceness, One Love to di foundation!!
Early B
This is what I’m talking about performance
38:44 Bigga ford making sure everything line up
Echo minott was wicked
Music nice back then. Big up all artists. Jamaica was awesome them time.
EARLY B DI DOCTOR!!! 🔊🔊🔊
big up early B
I wish I had somebody. On the way to the hospital clean eight years , no girls , drugs eight year praying and being kind. Taking my medicine healthy And forgiving for my diseases ,ailments and still I am going to go admit my self to the crisis unit . The day my employer tried to catch my oppressed, and got myself caught in North Carolina. Yet off the streets since 2017!
To early b the doctor memories big up
Peter metro 🔥💯 real legend
Peter Metro, My DJ
Priceless times
No doubt, Marlon. Stay safe, stay subscribed.
Real music 🎶
Early b & Dominic :THE highlights
R.I.P Early B the Doctor
Legendary!
It was so simple! Everyone step on stage and "Nuff respect" We need to bring that back and watch things change in the music and even your day to day. ❤ dem ol style!
Good old days time went by to fast
Big up all artist..lava..Lt Stitchie ☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️🥇🇯🇲🖤
Best times!!
25:22 - "Gun cyaan put dung, ah mi seh gun cyaan put dung....til dem run weh Ronald Reagan....gun cyaan put dung, til dem run weh Mr. Botha, gun cyaan put dung."
When I saw little girls dancing to echo minnott, it brought tears to my eyes. I bet those little girls grew big and laughing at this video
most are grand parents now
That was the 2nd thing to attract my attention, the crowd in general. Nice seeing real people without all the " glam" & fakeness
maverley druseland hughenden our singer that
Bless up the great doctor Early B, class. SIP Doc 🔥🔥🔥
Absolute killer! DJ Pattern DJ Origination!
this vibe though 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
To the world
I love Derrick
Another one 🔥
Big up LIewellyn this show wicked wonder if you have more especially the doctor Early B
Give thanks, E M. If I find more as I go thru my tapes, I will post. Stay safe, stay subscribed.
@@LeoOReggio always my brother nuff Respect and I always share your Link... because we need Fi bring back the old school Rub a dub reggae...... because going dance nowadays and a group of men a dance so and then woman dem dey de STRICTLY RUB A DUB MI A SAY ....
@@LeoOReggio "Joe Lick Shot" is he alive or has he passed on?? Good quality footage video!📽🔥🔥🙏
@@tolanimentor7983, I am not sure but I think he is still alive. If I find out I will let you know.
#Badman Artist Dem Yah#..!!👍💯🇯🇲
Early b is just like sam😢 cook the dj😢 everyone should be taking about but everyone keep silent but we know he died doing true rastafarian work bless his murder should be solved bless his family ❤
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The fashion back then is ntn normal early b gold suite
Nice vibes! Lovely! Ina yellowman voice. Lovely!
U a legend.....
Blessup FATMAN SOUND SYSTEM. TOTTENHAM LONDON
Wow in Those days.kids Could goes to these Concert Nice Clean lyrics .,,,but Nowadays don't know what you getting pure trash Need fi dumped one side . All them Know fi sing woman underNeath 🔫guns lyrics and gal wine pon Buddy.and war and fight.with them one other,, ,,, Noting positive only garbage you getting !!!
No doubt, Ailean. Stay safe, stay subscribed.
RIP STITCHIE 9/24
George Henry in a fine style! Wicked.
Real music.
Wicked
Up up.great upload
Give thanks, Leng Muzik. Stay safe and all the best for 2023.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO LLEWELYN...BIG UP YOURSELF.
that Jamaicanized Dope
Early B ..1986 was away of his time.
Early B, Stitchie, Peter Metro nuff said
Nuff nuff Said. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
Love this ❤❤❤
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Watched again. Everyone ovaallright
Update old school bad 😮
@@dwaynebrown6460 nice memories. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
This is very entertaining big up you self 🇯🇲
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21:43 Early B
Big drop bredda give thanks 🙏🏽
Stay safe, Hugh Kay.
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Anyone know what year was this pls?
Greetings. This video consists of two different stage shows. To one with Lt.Stitchie was in 1986 and the one with Peter Metro was in 1987, if my memory serves me right.
@@LeoOReggiothanks
1986 Live DANCEHALL Stage Show
2 DIFFERENT SHOW ....DEM ARTIST YAH BAD
Earlando Arrington Neil
Tape deck and TDK was dancehall roots era. 8 Track was roots rock reggae era. If you don’t know that, then you just born lol.
@@GarrenGarraway no doubt. I had problems sometimes when filing a dance and to get the audio line feed from the sound system operator as the feed was in demand, every tape man wanted a plug in. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Please donate to the channel if you can. Stay safe.
Good quality video footage again!📽🔥🔥 🙏This is the year 1986! One question bro! "Joe Lick Shot" the MC doing the rifle sound with his mouth, is he alive still or has he passed on?
He is still alive
Feel better we not going no where just my sykey julissa 10 4 copy breaker breaker one nine
Murderinging;;::°
Early B…One Wheely buss after this show?
The Doctor lives. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
Lyrics Factory Lieutenant Stitchie one of the best ever
@@RichardHamilton-r9d To I he was the story teller lyrically in the dancehall. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
His dommonic still around?
@@andrewsamuels3900 he is and was in Jamaica recently lying with some of his 80s friends. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Stay safe.
Who else noticed the fist fight?
nuff man a cry fi di cat....mek de cat come down
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The Doctor 🔥🔥🔥
Watching October 22-2023 ❤❤❤💥💥🫶🏿🤟🏿💥💥💥❤️, I’m a 80s kid grow in the 90s , really would love some of these experiences… u can see and feel the love!
Haul an pull up. Wicked.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The real thing,,this is as Teach Dem tell dem!! Original Dancehall Thursday's..full 💯
No doubt about that, Owen. This channel compliments Teach Dem, as his subscribers get to see many of the icons he features, in a historic way.
The teacher early b....lyrics
Sounds quality is 🔥