DOMINIC shares his STORY
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Respect for that statement saying : I’m not Jamaican but Jamaica is in my soul 🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have watched a lot of interviews, but this one supersedes them all. This is where History meets the Historian. This man is so knowledgeable about music and places in Jamaica more than many Jamaicans. he really paid his dues in the music industry. It warms my heart to know that a foreigner and a Caucasian has Jamaica in his heart. I enjoy the way he in cooperated the British accent with the Jamaican Patois. great job Teach. Also interjecting pieces of the show with the artist takes the interview to another level.
Great interview but no way "supersedes them all" Have you truly watched all Teach Dem interviews... Anyways each to their own!
@@anjee.3261 Trust me I have watched all.....My reason is based on the fact of Dominic as an artist who is not a Jamaican and had the DJ skills developed and mastered..his knowledge..the history..his intellect...his intelligence.his art..he writing books..his journalism skillis..leaving his home to live in a foreign country in the most volatile areas..and I could go on...Versatility at its best...
@@Peach-gl9do And don't forget his adaptability.
Teach Dem God Almighty !!! 😅 I have work 6:30am but I am now about to watch this and hold a vibes ! The Legend Dominic 🔥
This was a great interview. You can tell this man really loves the music & the culture. Him even think inna patois when him answering some of the questions. Big respect fi da one ya Teach!
He has as much reggae musical history as many Jamaican artists and also has connections with hip-hop greats such as KRs1 and the late great Tupac (RIP). Plus, he is not boastful at all and carries himself in a down-to-earth way. Also, his art illustrations are fantastic.
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Hard hitting interview. Man knows more about Jamaica than most Jamaicans.
I agree with you bro. This man taught us some things about Marcus Garvey that they never taught us in My school that was named after the great man himself Marcus Garvey Secondary now Marcus Garvey Technical. This was was on the show Regal Rock 88 at Addison Park Brown's Town St. Ann.
Facts. Lol.... I'm a reggae fan since 1982 and still am. Love history interviews like this
Real Talk
@@robertlee8009 😊 I'm in bed in
@@robertlee8009 U a singer yourself...??
Teach Dem and Dominic I want to say give thanks, I knew this was going to be good; but I have to be honest I didn't know it would be this good, I can surely say I walk away from this interview learning a lot, I hope some of the things that were discusses in this interview didn't just fly over some people head especially the part about Jamaica and how England and America dictate our crime and violence in our Island. Once more give thanks to Teach Dem and Dominic.
Great interview. I'm happy to have the pleasure of hearing Dominic tell his story which highlighted his connection to Jamaica. I enjoyed every minute of it. Very good work Teach Dem.
Bwoy Teach you really do your homework for your interviews. 🙌🏾 Sometimes I watch and if I didn’t know better I would think you were much older and actually lived/parred with these old timers. EXCELLENT interview‼️
I try my best Lady Cindy, have to find way to be different
Agreed
Very good in-depth interview, covering all the main points, Dominic is down to earth and respectful to the culture
great video! THANK YOU!
I'm an Irish American white youth from downtown NYC in Dominic's age group who used to par with J'cans and trust me - Dominic's name used to ring bells back then!!! lol
But about the art thing - can't ever forget the LEGENDARY Wilfred Limonious!! who made so many dancehall album covers come to life. Amazing artist!
Would love if you did a video about Limonious one day @Teach Dem!! Please file that with the million request you must get, lol - and please know you are very very appreciated!!!!
God bless you and your family for 2023 Teach Dem and Dominic! 90 minute interview and not a dull moment!
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Teach Dem Dominic knows a lot about music whether it be dance hall reggae he is like David Rodigan they study the music 100 per cent nuff nuff information and an easygoing guy You outdid yourself again Teach Dem 🙏🙏🙏🎶🎵🩰💯ℹ️
Master class interview, made a mistake listening in my car as I was going to work,and hid for over 2 hours to watch till finish,a real classic.
Same lol
Lol dwl
Yuh too bad .lolll
@@TeachDem yow teach
Would like to link you on a idea idea....
Love this interview. Teach Dem really brings these veterans close to the fans. Without these interviews we wouldn't know half of what we now know about the artist and what they went through. Dominick is completely immersed in the music and the Jamaican culture. He was just born in a different Country but, truly grounded in the way of life. A real historian of the music.
Ur so right Teach. He's a musical Historian. His Grammar school served him well: the ease with which he expresses himself; varied vocabulary...clearly gifted with words. 🇯🇲🏴
You have whity from Ipswich UK as well , Reggae Artist .
I have more respect for him, he is very talented.
I myself was enjoying myself in those era at the dance balls in Dominic times in dances they were enjoyable times really Jamie's was the super power in those times yeah
Dominic one of the true icon, 👍 blessings bro!
This interview had me up refusing to go to the bathroom. It is amazingly educational , modest and warming to my soul. This man is clearly entrenched with our Jamaican culture which some of us are afraid to embrace. This interview was riveting , hard hitting to the core. Well done teach dem even though at some point during the interview you were also the interviewee with class. Love it.👍👍💯
In all honesty Dominic is a novelty. The truth is as a sound man myself. There are 1000,s of dj,s 100 times better than dominic.but we hold them at a way higher standard and expectation .people are simply amazed to see a Caucasian do this.but respect still.
Yeah but he’s also 100 times better than thousands of Jamaican born deejays
@@TeachDem teach I respect what you do. But the truth is a black jamaican who dj like him! Wouldn't get the light of day.
I understand what you are saying just making a point
@@juniorsmith8284 truth ya talk bro...as white man I don't get his style at all.....kinda annoying but......I can't take anything from his knowledge and understanding of Jamaican culture..the guys been around the block so to speak..lol.. 💥
Some things are just destined. Dominic may or may not be the best but he made his mark because it was meant to be. Respect due all the same, my 3 cents
Being a born English person I can relate a lot to this interview, a lot of places he talk about in London I traveled daily, him and David Radigan is 2 person I looked up to for their contribution in reggae music, thanks teach ur a good lad.
Blessings. Blessings. Great Interview 👍 Teach Them.
Blessings Dominick. I have learned a lot from this Interview.
Keep up the good work 👍 Teach Them.
Up there in your top 10 best interviews. Dominic is a very talented man, his drawings are amazing. I remember as a young woman going back and forth to London to see Saxon Studio and hanging out a few times in Ladbroke Grove to glimpse Aswad. Teach dem I loved your genuine surprise when Domnic dropped some gems from history. He was so right in regards to the state of Jamaica and it's great to get this from a different perspective. Definitely will get his book. Another Stella interview. 👏🏾 👏🏾
My ting similar. Empress. Bless
Dominic is roots rocking reggae icon. Fell in love and still is with the island, music, history and future. I'm learning so much about my favourite jeanre of music. It's amazing how one can be this great yet humble n down to earth. Big up Dominic and God bless the day u started this programme teach dem.
Dominic ah Legend!!!!!
legend this enuh a weh u go find him respect Teach Dem. a this me a talk bout. if a never u all these legends woulda trad earth an gone wid the History.
1:08..... look how Mr mackerel jagg weh deh mic for mr Dominic....lol...🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for coming to Jamaica 🇯🇲 and spending facts
The baddest white DJ from outta England 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 after him there's no other white DJ like him
This interview is gold i learnt a lot about this legend today
Why everywhere mackerel go he always grabbing away the Mike from the others artistes them like he don't respect nobody , I hate seeing him behaving that way , because his style a DJ can't work again , he need to try different style , he don't has any manners , respect to domanick
Peter metro needs to ave a word with him..its getting too much now fi real....all love touch man a turn round man pon stage like him a director....cho😡😡😡
A true man
No Deejy or Singer should grab Mick from someone who's performing it should be done like olding days everyone should sing ah piece and past the 🎤 like Little Harry say no mick sack easy no greedyness
I use to watch the show but I stopped , the mic grabbing by major mackerel got me turned off from the show, can’t stand it, he just stand there like a shark
@@lovelylady1110 Yup! I saw that too. Very distasteful..
Interesting interview. I remember those days listening to Jimmy's and hearing Dominic back in the 80s. It's amazing to hear his back story.
Thanks again Teach Dem for another great interview with the great Dominique who is part of our dancehall history.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Blessings bro
Wow, Dominic, nice spot Teach. Now he is up in age, like me, he no longer "favor bwoy George" lol. I'll definitely tune in.
Fi real memba go a dance as youth go tek in them man yah , now wi a grandfather.. lol
@@iyahras2918 facts ras, facts lol
@Da Royal General seen king
Great great interview Teach, I really love and appreciate the work you and your team doing 🙏🏿🙏🏿
This was a well well interesting interview. I saw him in the early days in the UK. Well talented man outside of music I hope he writes his book he has a story to tell because I would be one of the first in line to buy it. I can't stand when artist put in the work and don't see their hard earn royalties as they get older. He has worked and walked among many great artists and I know he is well respected within his fraternity. Teach Dem you never fail to please.
Thanks for loving ❤️ Jamaica 🇯🇲 Damanic
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED I DIDN'T REALISE DOMINIK DID SO MUCH RESPECT AND BIG UP YOURSELF FANTASTIC INTERVIEWS
Love you Damanic you are a good human being
Dominic? I find that really exciting 🤗 I have no idea what became of him .. not sure, but I suspect he and "our" gentleman were the only acceptable white dancehallers for my taste at the time... very respectful & authentic 🌻🌍✌🏻🤓
Teach Dem a mek the message a reach dem! much respect for this interview, I learned so much. This was a history lesson. Teach, is a legend among legends.
Real veteran bless up teach them continue do the good work
Bless up yuself Dominic 💯
Teach Dem Yu ah di Don
Long time wi a wait for this one teach dem! Raspect you large
Glad fi see Dominic still deh bout.
Dominic roll deep inna reggae music and hip hop never knew that....respect bredda
Big up Dominic. Long time me want yuh link up with him.
Big up to Tach Dem and Dominic. a great interview, that was well presented and timely. It is always fascinating when people from other nations visit a country and can identify some much good in that place that residents are unable to observe, Lets hope that you can get that book published.
Dominic has taken the time to experience and overstand the fragile nuances that have made Jamaica what it is. I also agree that it will only be a matter of time before they gentrify JA, and true ordinary Jamaicans will either be priced out or bought out... Sadly.
A powerful interview
Dominic came at the best time of dancehall history!
Dominic is a down to earth man who sees himself as a person who link with the poorer people especially ghetto people
My first big stage show as a kid Peter Metro, Dominic, John Wayne.
Respect to dominic
Much blessings Dominic, great interview. Thanks for sharing your journey. Manners and respect Teach Dem..
Bless up Dominic Dancehall hardest white DJ , down to earth Warrior. Blessings Teach the message a reach bless up the team as always.
I can see this man truly loves Jamaica. The way he has immersed himself in the culture. Big yourself mate. ♥️💗
Teach dem...real story !!When Trees and Big Youth Foward to Montserrat for a show in 89 ,Doctor C opened for the two,and would you believe that Dr.C fell asleep at some Woman Yard the Morning they supposed to leave after the show???and he didn't have no money to buy a ticket and no where to live,but the ppl loved him so much as a Singer,that he was taken care of...He Pared with de Cork Hill Crew,and after about two months ,we raised some money for a plane Ticket and he went back ,...There was another brother Philip Irie who traveled with them and stayed back deliberately, so he can enjoy Montserrat....he Philip Irie sold a lot of Red Gold and Green Hats; belts and trinkets when he was on Montserrat, so Philip was never in any problem when it comes to leaving....I once had Cassette tapes with me and Dr.C ,doing the damn thing...and he Philip Irie always use to tell me back in the day ,that I was a bad DJ,even Dr.C,but Philip did rate me...S.I.E.P me brodo Dr.C...Great singer!
Saw Dominic live back in the day. Wicked performer!!!
Used to see him in Miami back in the day.
Dommic a legend legendary on i declared you as a Jamaican 🇯🇲
Big up Dominic from Southeast London. 1❤️🙏🏻
Refreshing, knowledgeable, informative, interesting and also comedic. Respect 🙏 Teach Dem 👏...thoroughly enjoyed!!
Mannnnn i am sooooo happy you get to interview tha man dread. i think tha man is really underpreciated for the dancehall culture. big up dominic
Love the interview
TEACH DEM THANK YOU FOR BAGGING THIS ONE MANY TIMES I THOUGHT OF GOING TO LADBROKE GROVE TO HUNT FOR HIM REAL LEGEND IN THE THING
Great interview from a living legend.
I’ve seen a few interviews with Dominic and this is the best one 👍🏾 big up Teach Dem and yuh muss try fe get the great Dillinger fe interview soon. Bless
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DOMINIC IS 85% JAMAICAN AND 15% ENGLISH!!!!!! BIG UP YUHSELF DOMINIC.....👍👍
Bad bad bad Artist big up ya self Legend Dominic life blessings IYA👊🏾🙏🏾
Great interview 👍🏻 👏 wish the book comes out soon..
Once again teach 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Dominic the original bad boy a foreign
Really looking forward for this
All of your interview dem fe put in the national archive-and be viewed like precious metal.., serious talk
This should be very interesting ....gotta tune in
Wow. The history!! I fell in love with Dancehall in 1989. Big Up Ron Nelson from Toronto and Reggaemania on CKLN. From listening to King Turbo and Red Flame to the classic clash between Bodyguard and King Addies. I could listen to Dominic and David Rodigan chat for hours.
Thank you for these interviews and to hear these amazing stories behind the artists and the songs that will never go out of style. Big up Dominic big white man bout ya
Dominic is bigger than we think knowledge of Yaad world.
Dominic is absolutely right and I can vouch for that. Civil disobedience was never about skin color bcuz we all felt the poverty and disenfranchisement
TEACH--I am listening, and hearing you point out to Dominic on him being a Music Historian--True--But hear this now, Parish…As a Man who has used CREATIVITY, EDUCATION, VISION, PLANNING, INNOVATION, and INTELLECT, in bringing this ongoing series of Artistes’ personal Stories, YOU ARE GONNA GO DOWN AS ONE OF THE BIGGEST, MOST RESPECTED REGGAE MUSIC HISTORIANS OF ALL TIMES!!!!
***I do hope you’ve been, and will be maintaining a documented account of these Most Valuable, Revealing, Informative, Entertaining, Educational series of Interviews…
Blessings, Good Health and Godspeed, Bredren….Continue to REACH DEM!!!
Respect my friend I have been doing so
@@TeachDem I am so glad to hear this, I have been thinking about asking you this after watching the third interview. I have learned a lot because of you keep up the good work.
David Rodigon #1, Dominic #2,Snow #3 White guys that adopted Jamaica music and do very well
Respect dominic.. i went to college with a girl in ny who loved him so much.. i wish i was him to get da 😃😃. Long life n blessings to him teach dem u as well bro. Tugg a war he mentioned lol good follow. Did not know he was n actual artist
The novelty of this man in the dancehall space still lives with me. Bigup yuh One English Man
Great interview big up teach dem and Dominic
Classic interview Teach , him have a lot of history bout d music, n knowledge bout Dj / rapper, yard, n abroad. Blessup Dominic , n Teach 🙏🏿
We had a strong unity with some of the white guys in our community who listened to our music ate our food wore our clothes just like Dominic,respec to this bredda all the way back to the Saxon Sound days ,hes the David Rodigan of the Deejay bizniz in terms of musical knowledge
Idk but for so.e reason I learned a lot in this interview from Dominic, I don't know if its because of his eloquence, but the man is so knowledgeable of Jamaican culture! But it's amazing.
Definitely it is like yu in a class room
MANY THANKS TEACH DEM FOR ANOTHER GREAT INTERVIEW.....NUFF RESPECT DOMINIC
Come like Dominic was the original “teach dem” before he turn artist😂
Big up Dominic original Dj👏🏽👏🏽great interview Teach Dem 😎
Good one Teach!
Love this reasoning me as a born paynland youth know the history. Bigbup teach dem
Another legend
Very interesting 👌 👍🏻 Teach Dem wonderful interview phenomenal
I can't believe it, but I don't think I ever heard Dominic on Saxon. Got to search my cassettes and the net.
Dominic nuff respect hope the youths them listen to the warning about the molly drug 🇯🇲🇧🇴
Fascinating story. As always, a great interview. Respect to Dominic and Teach Dem. These interviews are treasure for the documentation of the Jamaican music scene
Big Artist.
Great interview so articulate and funny and teach dem I want you to find this singer Robert French and hugo Barrington and also Barrington levy these are very special talents need to be recognized
I looked forward to this interview. So much..learnt alot
Love this man vibes and history.
Righteousness govern everything
All di time 💯👊
True iah. He did it. Respect due. Teach we. Keep on moving mi g
What he said was no joke ,why we killing off ourselves
I remember watching this as a kid in uk was sick 😅😅😅
Dominic is the first established white DJ , Pioneer....