Official Reggae History: Papa San 🆚 Ninja Man - Creation 🆚 Killamanjaro 🆚 Gemini 1989
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- Official Reggae History: Papa San 🆚 Ninja Man - Creation Sound System 🆚 Killamanjaro Sound System 🆚 Gemini Sound System 1989
Performing for Creation: Papa San, Dirtsman R.I.P. (Papa San's brother), Johnny P, Gregory Peck, Ricky Stereo amongst others...
Performing for Jaro: Ninja Man, Little Twitch, Professor Nuts, Joe Lick Shot, Conroy Crystal, Daddy Shark (Josey Wales' brother), Ricky Trooper (deejaying not selecting) who used to dj on Creation before joining Jaro, Dominic, Little John, Hopeton James, Power Saw, Junior Cat amongst others...
#ninjaman
One of the most popular dancehall DJs of the late '80s and early '90s, Ninjaman was also perhaps the most controversial, thanks to his often violent, progun lyrics. His bad-man image overshadowed the fact that he was a hugely talented freestyle lyricist, and the owner of a theatrical, stuttering delivery that made him a highly distinctive toaster. What was more, he did delve into social commentary at times, protesting war and the harsh realities of ghetto life rather than glamorizing their attendant violence. By the late '90s, Ninjaman was making far more headlines due to his turbulent personal life than his music, but even if his recording activities had tailed off, he remained a popular -- and still polarizing -- concert act.
Ninjaman was born Desmond John Ballentine on January 20, 1966, in Annotto Bay, in the Jamaican province of St. Mary. His family moved to Kingston when he was 11, and he started DJing a year later under the name Double Ugly. Initially performing for the Black Culture sound system, he moved over to the Kilimanjaro organization in the early '80s, and there got the chance to learn from Super Cat and Early B. He changed his name to Uglyman, then Ninjaman when another artist of the same name came forward. Kilimanjaro started its own label, and in 1987 Ninjaman got the chance to make -- and self-produce -- his first single, a duet with Courtney Melody called "Protection." It was a success, and led to further hit collaborations under producer Lloyd Dennis in 1988, most notably "Cover Me" with Tinga Stewart and "Zig It Up" with Flourgon.
#Papasan
Born in 1967 in Kingston, Jamaica, he was raised by his Rastafarian grandmother and began performing with sound systems (including Stereophonic the Bionic, Black Scorpio and Creation) in the late 1970s. He won the Tastee Talent contest in 1981. He went on to become one of the major dancehall artists of the late 1980s and 1990s, with hits such as "Animal Party, I will survive, style and fashion, Legal Rights & Round table talk feat. Lady G & Maddy Maddy Cry".
His brother and fellow deejay Dirtsman was murdered in 1993. In the three years that followed, his sister was killed in a motorcycle accident, his cousin was killed by police, and he himself had legal problems after being arrested on weapons charges.[5] He turned to Christianity in 1997. This is also reflected in his style, as he started off as a true dancehall deejay, later adopting traits of Gospel and Christian music.
Papa San sponsors a concert known as Papa San and Friends, to raise funds for orphanages in rural Jamaica. Since becoming a Christian, he has continued to produce his roots reggae sound, but with the message of Christ to the beat instead of his previously popular secular music.
He has six children and lives in Weston, Florida with five of them and his wife, Debbie Thompson. In 2011, Papa San and his wife, having been ordained ministers of the Gospel, were launched into pastoral ministry and started Our Fathers Kingdom International Ministries.
#papasanofficial #ninjamanofficial #dancehallreggae
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Papa Son is the best ever Dj inna Jamaica. No one coulda ever test him lyrically
Big up The dead Ninja Man that night. Respect to one of the greatest Djs of all time Papa San. Straight #1 on my list everytime. #2 Lutenant Stichie, #3 Professor Nuts.
It never get any better in those days Legendary dem be....
R.i.P. Gregory Peck and Hamer Mouth said Speed.
I agree with those 3 DJ when comes to lyrics the best that came out of Jamaica
Papa San, is one of the baddest DJ to ever touch the stage. He is very intellectual with his lyrics he always been my favorite DJ of all time. As you now can see he also turn preacher down in Florida.
Yeah Ninja is good if you looking for the cussing and some bullshit punchline lyrics basically he one dimensional only a couple lines like 15 second punchline and most would say Ninja can kill Papa San but lyrically he out of his lead plain and simple...
Papa san is a great man
Respect to all rufneck
Viva los brasileros
Y los dollares los euros los fanco suissos y los euros
My bank account is empty so maybe i will cry like a baby child without is milk
Papa san is the greatest dj that ever hold a microphone
papa san is in the top 5 djs of all time excellent
Pupa San always was one of my favourite DJ Him and Stitchie and Professor Nuts was the big man dem in the lyrics business 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
three of the greatest to ever do it. Can't like one and not the other two
Papa san is the greatest DJ of all time barr none
No...too many great artists. Papa San brother Dirt just as ruff as him. Nobody touch Nitty Gritty, Tenor Saw, Sanchez, Ninja Man, Tiger, etc. They all the badest!
No DJ comes near to San with it comes to the microphone. All Dancehall artist should take out their pen and paper and take notes.
Bless up for this..my youth i remember this dance....I have been looking for this one for a long time...Dam Head dance...San is one of the greatest dj ever graced the stage..
+Mark Mitchell Many blessings star
DON SINCLAIR REGGA
Gwaaaaann Gregory Peck... RIP
PAPA SAN
EVERY DJs nightmare to buck up on in a clash. They were all mere target practice for him,
WORD!
Everyone of dem!
San the best DJ fi come outa Jamaica. bounty kartel shabba beenie non o dem bad like San
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲📻📻📻
Give thanks and praise for sharing these vibes
Anyone else listening in 2024????
This one really take me way back neva memba a suh San did bad, gun salute.
I'm 46yrs you? So many memories as a teenager
San burn up.every award he got bless up.tyrone thompson
Papa San, greatest MC to ever hold the mike. Bad bad bad since the early 80s when he used to chat for Black Scorpio, then Lee's Unlimited.
Papa San right off everything with no mercy.
Never seen any video for this dance. Would have been wicked.
This was total discipline from Papa San! Jesus Christ! No way Ninja come back from that.
I wonder what happen to all the creation dubplates.. if they are around someone needs to rise up back the sound..
For real... even or my personal collection. That Bunny General one on the Taxi riddim at 1:03 and the riddim Wayne Wonder sings on. Let's see if we can find them
papa san was a beast!!
Him still deadly wha happen to yuh
papa san the dj machine!!
Papa san deal wid him wicked
Papa San, lieutenant Stichie, Admiral Bailey, Lecturer, professor Nuts, and general trees. And more. Gregory peck too!
The golden age of dancehall
Big up Don Sinclair,anytime....
UppacutSound Nuff respect every time keep it locked
Gregory rip, underrated
Dread upload Don.My favourite dj Ninjaman get cuss big time.
+ShortieLeeroy pure vibe me ah deal with nuff bless star
Creation vs Killamanjaro 1989 Papa San vs Ninjaman
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Thanks for posting this. I always knew Papa San is a great DJ, but never heard him gwan this raw before. Is there a continuation to this dance with Ninja man responding?
+lowKut respect star yes there must be the other side with jaro and ninja but i don't have it
this be papa san response ninja crab louse pon taxi riddim
DON SINCLAIR REGGAE VIBES I have the jaro part to this
Killing dem I've got this tape long time naaa here it hav to go dig it up
kenny brown mean hear
this why he had to tun gospel ... can him kill every bloodclat ting papa san
Well his brother Dirtzman got shot and killed, that's why Papa San tun to gospel.
Dirtsman make San become a great DJ , both of them usually try out dj each other, two great dj , sorry we never get to hear dirts man,
SAN deal wid them away, but look how the artist them never fight..yet them yah fool yah cah clash without real war.
Creation vs Killamanjaro 1989 Papa San vs Ninjaman
would be nice to post Jaros counteraction,so ppl could decipher the winner, however, in the 80s when clashes were prevalent, there wasnt any sound system that was able to defeat creation with papa san, he was unstoppable, likewise stereo one with stitchie
papa san vs professor nuts would have been legendary
Not Even Nuts Ready Fi San
Bless up fi dis one ere Don what a classic
Lol really cant decide. Imagine Early B vs Papa San or Papa San vs Supercat
San more lyrical than all of them.
Supercat every time
@@kennethmccalla4217 SuperCat would never clash San. Cat was never a good clash DJ even Squiddly dust him out and it almost cause war. Not to mention Jonathan Wolfman on Stereo 1 vs Jaro
@@Wilcoranking hmmm. Sand is definitely a good good d.j.but supercat is a different kind off d.j..in them days certain d.j would not clash with eachother. Due to respect for eachother. Have you ever heard off Jose well In a clash with any top top d.j...but I kind off have to agree with you .because sand would clash with any d.j..but there certain d.j back in them days he would never bring a clash too .because off the respect level .the closer to sand was lieutenant stitchie that's just my opinion🇬🇧🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@Wilcoranking In 1987, Stereo One vs Jaro vs Black Scorpio, Halfway Tree Skateland: Cat was extremely outclassed, Stichie and Wolfman beat him to sickness.
mad mad
Wicked
Red Bank, NJ 07701 Blessed Love 👍
Papa San one of Jamaican greatest artists
Papa san ! Bloodclart ! 🔥🔥
San bad yf .. lovendi vibes
When you talking about lyice u calling pupa San name I ain't believe it have any Dj could come round him Ninja ain't stand a chance ninjaman have Nerf Gun lyrics he know how to Clash but lyrically pupa san will always kill him Professor nuts to me it's the onliest DJ have lyrics like Papasan
🎉 rufff, pack up ninja send bac ah natty bay 😅🥷
papa San is my teacher
+Ras Ta respect star bless
Raspek
Permanent..permanent... Easy San!
Love yard Bless up Yard
Hurry come up now-a-days so-called artists come a school and listen the real creative arts of dancehall music and dj's this is pure class you can hear ,relate and understand all words and lyrics damn not like the big confusion of today
San killed ninja bad
Can't say that without hearing the response
Live Life Luv Lak Barbble D0ve 🕊 🐦 🦜 🦚
Ok
Heavy session but no bumberclot Ninja!!!!! Post up the Jaro set so we can hear Ninja Murda Papa san...
Yo king me only have papa san side other me would of put up ninjas part bless up
@@DonSinclairReggaeVibes ninja dont have lyrics like San
Mad man, San undefeated!
I have heard the other side. Ninja never gwarn wid anything. Need to see if I still have the cassette.
We had both clashes with Creation and Jaro. Ninja's punchlines did not work in either of the dances; not when you have San Dj until the riddims done. Creation basically sound like old pan and they need dubs but that just goes to show the power of San.
Never seen any video for this dance. Would have been wicked.