🔇 Chant down 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠 ________________________________________ (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) Mmm-ooh yeah Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah) Fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah), ooh yeah Scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunitions (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) from Genesis… to Revelations, yeah What the next generation… will be? Hear me All the crimes committed… day by day No one try to stop it… in any way All the peacemakers… turned war-officers Hear what I say… ha-h-h h-hey-hey hey! Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah) Fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah) (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunitions N-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dup dupm dupm doy-dup (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup (oh yeah) (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup (oh yeah) N-dupdup doy-dup, dupdup doy-dup, dupdup doy-dup, dupdup dupm dupm dupm da-dup, mm-hmm All the crimes committed… day by day No one try to stop it… in any way All the peacemakers… turn a war-officers Hear what I say… ha-h-h h-hey-hey hey! Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah) (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah) (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition Police and thieves… police, police and thieves (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves… police, police and thieves (oh yeah) (Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup
I was dating a Caribbean English woman once, and she immediately assumed my grasp of reggae was the usual white guy's Bob Marley playlist. When I played her this in the morning she went "how the Hell do you know this track? My mum used to play this in the morning when I was a little girl in pigtails in Notting Hill..." Thanks Joe Strummer and the Clash, for giving me an avenue into good things.
This is every bit as much 'the usual white guy's playlist' as Bob Marley lol Maybe you should have followed up with The Israelites just to blow her mind at your knowledge ;)
Wow 1976 , i remember i was an obnoxious just coming up to teenage years, and thought i could change the world. Bless my old heart . I still love this tune and forward thinking huh
Dub Organizer Supreme, The Original Upsetter, Grand-Daddy of them all Im so glad i went to a gig he held in my hometown in UK, i was really struggling with depression then (im guessing 7/8 years ago), but i forced myself to go and it was of course awesome Pretty sure it helped fight my depression too Much love to Mr Perry, he is missed ❤
@@isty4491 Scratch battled depression and seemed to suffer from a host of mental issues most of his adult life. Musical collaborators during his Black Ark days of the 1970s--many of whom are still alive--all alluded to his "unbalanced" genius. It came to a head when he burnt down the BA in a what can only be described as a pique of madness. While remaining a major musical force with much more sophisticated equipment till the end of his days, that early magic of his home-made backyard Black Ark studio was never again recreated.
@@dreadINAbabylon I admit i knew some of this, but not all of it, i really appreciate you sharing it with us I guess we all carry burdens, and im fairly certain he knew that he made other peoples burdens lighter Its just a shame we didnt do the same for him, or maybe we did with out applause Great man, sorely missed
@@isty4491He deeply loved his fans all over the world and appreciated the applause. He was a well-known extrovert so he was never a shrinking violet! Those many Black Ark cuts from the 1970s are unequalled to this day. Even in this track, you can hear that "spongy" sound for which Scratch and the Black Ark were justifiably famous. A really unique individual whose like we'll not see again.
In Bristol in the Blue Lagoon club. Black and whites all mixed on the dance floor all enjoying the music. No attitudes just a mutual admiration of the music. No trouble everyone got on. What happened to those days.
@@dreadINAbabylon I'll give The Clash credit for helping to bring attention to & recording this song, but their version doesn't even come close. Good, but not brilliant, like Junior's.
Went to South East London on my holiday when I was 15 , 83 I think. Camberwell where my brother lived, the music I was exposed to was unbelievable. Roots rockers, capital radio
@@yvonnegoble354 I was in high school when it became popular in 1979 thanks to its inclusion on the 'Rockers' soundtrack. The fuzz hated the song back then and, of course, all my hoodlum delinquent compatriots couldn't crank up the volume high enough.
This was my mums alarm clock song throughout my secondary school years I would wake up to this song and sing along, or get annoyed because I was so tired but it got me out of bed 😂❤️
This was one of the first dubs my dad bought when he was 15 way back in 1975. Him and his best friends (now my godfathers) used to run a soundsystem back then.... I hear his anecdotes whenever I hear this song ❤️☺️
Must've been awesome to hear this cranked up on a massive street PA system when it was fresh. All me & my friends could produce in 1978 was a ghetto blaster that took about 8 x D batteries to listen to reggae & funk for all of 2 hours or so before the batteries drained. Good fun though.
@@dreadINAbabylon 💯real talk! For me this bring the nostalgia of family gatherings, cook outs, funerals, weddings literally ANY gathering had to have a whole soundsystem with dub, roots and culture, lovers rock and soca..... Simple times man ❤️😢
@@dreadINAbabylon yeah we had loads of them when I was a child. Garden partys mostly. Sitting out till 12.1 ockock on the morning. My mother god rest her soul. Drunk off her vodka and coke. She never ever drank but when she did she did.
@@dreadINAbabylon bon délire tu es sûrement une chouette personne Good vibes . Upérisa journée à toi bien sûr en commençant en reggae. Kool man, no problm man!!!!😉
@@dreadINAbabylon am a white guy !! But I ain't no racist and the song was b4 my time but if u on some real shit u will understand 💯 % some black Jesus shit 🙌🏻
I also have muggers in the street same BEAT different lyrics but police and thieves holds so many memories for me !!, It's Absolutely Pure Class 🇬🇧🇯🇲🕺🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Apparently when it was first released, the cops hated this song because it equates them with the criminals. It's now played at almost every UK cop retirement party. How times change!
Not sure if you're being tongue-in-cheek there but just in case you're sincere I will say that this song is so smooth the great Mr. Murvin can dance any way he likes to it.
@@dreadINAbabylon No, I genuinely meant it. No one dances with their own individual passion & style anymore. He's orginal. I've been watching quite a few older videos & I notice the men dance in a much more passionate & unique way, men seem more fearful to express themselves now. Sorry if I came across in the wrong way.
@@MissOrchid12 You make a excellent point. It's great how you support the old artists and impressive that Junior Murvin can still entertain after all these years. Good for you.
A Cool Entertainer And Watching Some Dance Moves And I Like How He Follow The Drum Moves With His Feet. I Remember This Classic At Age 13 While I Was At A Private School.. Burrow Hill School.. 1976. Gone But Not Forgotten. Rest In Peace Junior Murvin🎤🎸🎵🎶🎼
First heard this song in 1981 ( i was 14yrs old in NZ ) @ the bottom of the world . Only just seen the artist sing this song NOW in 2024 ! Back then i always thought it was a female who sang this - hehe !!
I'm in Auckland as well, just a tad older than you. Song was first released in 1976 but when it appeared on the Rockers soundtrack in 1978 it gained traction on the international charts. This performance is from 1980 in Britain and that's when it had its best run.
Takes me back as a young teenager growing up in Ipswich, in the UK and being a small town, there were not many record shops, and every shop, we went into, the record had sold out. When I moved to London in the 1980's I managed to purchase a copy, and played it so many times. I had the neighbours banging on the wall, asking me to turn down the volume. I miss those days 😘
🔇 Chant down 𒆍𒀭𒊏𒆠
________________________________________
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm)
Mmm-ooh yeah
Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah)
Fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah), ooh yeah
Scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunitions
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) from Genesis… to Revelations, yeah
What the next generation… will be? Hear me
All the crimes committed… day by day
No one try to stop it… in any way
All the peacemakers… turned war-officers
Hear what I say… ha-h-h h-hey-hey hey!
Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah)
Fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah)
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunitions
N-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dup dupm dupm doy-dup
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup (oh yeah)
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup (oh yeah)
N-dupdup doy-dup, dupdup doy-dup, dupdup doy-dup, dupdup dupm dupm dupm da-dup, mm-hmm
All the crimes committed… day by day
No one try to stop it… in any way
All the peacemakers… turn a war-officers
Hear what I say… ha-h-h h-hey-hey hey!
Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah)
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) fightin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition
Police and thieves in the street… (oh yeah)
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) scarin' the nation with their… guns and ammunition
Police and thieves… police, police and thieves
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) police and thieves… police, police and thieves (oh yeah)
(Mmm-mm-mm-mm) n-dupm-doy, dupm-doy, dupm dupm dupm doy-dup
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I was dating a Caribbean English woman once, and she immediately assumed my grasp of reggae was the usual white guy's Bob Marley playlist. When I played her this in the morning she went "how the Hell do you know this track? My mum used to play this in the morning when I was a little girl in pigtails in Notting Hill..." Thanks Joe Strummer and the Clash, for giving me an avenue into good things.
This track is inspirational generation after generation.
😎
This is every bit as much 'the usual white guy's playlist' as Bob Marley lol Maybe you should have followed up with The Israelites just to blow her mind at your knowledge ;)
@m.s.g1890 maybe you should let go of your bitterness. Improve your life a little...
I trip out on how some people always have to throw a little jab , its ridiculous
Wow 1976 , i remember i was an obnoxious just coming up to teenage years, and thought i could change the world.
Bless my old heart .
I still love this tune and forward thinking huh
You could've been too rotten if you like this song!
Hahaahahahahah you still can man bro you still can we can together
Bless my old heart hahahahahah made me laugh bro but so true 😂😂😢❤
@caroleannejones1582 good evening, you weren't 'Obnoxious', I have learnt many languages and cultures, still learning to make mistakes!🫣🤭
Get up stand up segrigration is disintergration
Hardly anyone mentions the true genius behind this song. The great Lee (Scratch) Perry
Scratch was a paragon figure on the development of reggae. His influence cannot be overestimated.
Dub Organizer Supreme, The Original Upsetter, Grand-Daddy of them all
Im so glad i went to a gig he held in my hometown in UK, i was really struggling with depression then (im guessing 7/8 years ago), but i forced myself to go and it was of course awesome
Pretty sure it helped fight my depression too
Much love to Mr Perry, he is missed ❤
@@isty4491 Scratch battled depression and seemed to suffer from a host of mental issues most of his adult life. Musical collaborators during his Black Ark days of the 1970s--many of whom are still alive--all alluded to his "unbalanced" genius. It came to a head when he burnt down the BA in a what can only be described as a pique of madness. While remaining a major musical force with much more sophisticated equipment till the end of his days, that early magic of his home-made backyard Black Ark studio was never again recreated.
@@dreadINAbabylon I admit i knew some of this, but not all of it, i really appreciate you sharing it with us
I guess we all carry burdens, and im fairly certain he knew that he made other peoples burdens lighter
Its just a shame we didnt do the same for him, or maybe we did with out applause
Great man, sorely missed
@@isty4491He deeply loved his fans all over the world and appreciated the applause. He was a well-known extrovert so he was never a shrinking violet! Those many Black Ark cuts from the 1970s are unequalled to this day. Even in this track, you can hear that "spongy" sound for which Scratch and the Black Ark were justifiably famous. A really unique individual whose like we'll not see again.
One of my sound classic when I was 14 the sound was so big we traveled by bus to the youth clubs 😅😅 probably early 70s
In Bristol in the Blue Lagoon club. Black and whites all mixed on the dance floor all enjoying the music. No attitudes just a mutual admiration of the music. No trouble everyone got on. What happened to those days.
Outstanding! And I even like the name of the club, to boot. Bless up.
I remember the Blue Lagoon and Top Cat Club days , great times
As it should b friend ha im a red head paddy
Perfect from a red head paddy segrigation is disintergration of a civilised socioty b free everybody 2day
As it should b
Gosh, everything old school is a million times better than now!!!! WOW!!
It often seems that way. And it doesn't get much better than roots reggae from the 70s.
One of the most memorable and iconic songs of that glorious summer of 1976. I was 17 going on 18. Loved it then, love it now
I’ve loved this since the 70s
What a voice, what a song! One of the most beautiful protest songs ever.......Obviously The Clash loved it.
All true--melody, lyrics, rhythm working in complete harmony.
@@dreadINAbabylon I'll give The Clash credit for helping to bring attention to & recording this song, but their version doesn't even come close. Good, but not brilliant, like Junior's.
@@Mandrake591 Well said.
Foggy memory but I know it was either Articles Of Faith or The Effigies.
@@Mandrake591 You're frankly too kind to that overrated crew.
Summer days in London with your mates playing footie, BMX stunts. Inner city vibes ❤️ so nostalgic.
The best of times.
Nice
Getting a broke down Morriss4 door , pushed round Electric Avenue to Coldharbour Lane Brixton while this was blasting out full blast! Hazy daze!
Meanwhile Latimer Royal Oak
We had an old lady on our estate that would play this as a warning when ever the Police came onto the estate, No easy Nicks for OB on West Green Road.
Amazing, amazing, amazing!!!
A timeless classic that will never grow old, ah the memories. Thanks for uploading
It keeps on giving, this track.
@@dreadINAbabylon It's magnificent...I remember it from my youth in London 1970's
@@Oakleaf700 And still popular with GenZ so the track will long outlast most of us. Big ups!
RIP Junior Marvin & Lee Perry. Both in heavens. Peace
Guys this is one of the best song of all times.
,Yes I Brother!
You're right!
Went to South East London on my holiday when I was 15 , 83 I think. Camberwell where my brother lived, the music I was exposed to was unbelievable. Roots rockers, capital radio
wow what a performance, the song is still relevant today
True that--great performance with meaningful lyrics hooked up to an unbeatable melody & riddim.
For real
Exactly ..... timeless & even more relevant
You should have been there at the time... huge impact !!!!!!!!!!
@@yvonnegoble354 I was in high school when it became popular in 1979 thanks to its inclusion on the 'Rockers' soundtrack. The fuzz hated the song back then and, of course, all my hoodlum delinquent compatriots couldn't crank up the volume high enough.
One of the first basslines I learned to play and still love it to this day
Awesome song and legendary artist- one of ,my top 10 favourites
the big summer hit of 1976. great memories.
Takes me back to youth club discos.
Everything was less complicated then.
Anyone remember that HOT 🔥 SUMMER OF 76 ,🇬🇧TEE. BE WELL BLESSED
Sweet times we grew up in, born of the mid 60s
Blazing a fat zoot to this song at a lake on this sunny day, one love !
Sat in a park drinking lager alone blasting this from my phone, no regrets ;)
Good for you! Nothing wrong with a party of one when you've got this sort of music.
Conch?
Good onyaaaaa😂😂😂
1 of the best song 🎵 I love in that time to now.
This was my mums alarm clock song throughout my secondary school years I would wake up to this song and sing along, or get annoyed because I was so tired but it got me out of bed 😂❤️
Your moms a legend
Wicked wicked track Junior ❤
Absolutely great upload - thank you. Total classic.
Glad to keep the old tunes alive.
@@dreadINAbabylon thanks man appreciated
@@tonyjlorns1727 Respex, Anthony.
M@@dreadINAbabylonpýy0mm
@@dreadINAbabylon yes sir. respect.
Go back many years, even forward 50years, I still learning how to dance. However I am hopeful over the years go by, I can smooth.
Listen to his words; rest in peace Mr Murvin....
True that.
omg he has passed, rip...
Reminds me of my hometown of port Glasgow,scotland
Ha from a red head paddy we aint to diferent
Classic indeed. Voice and lyrics. Thanks
Truly. Respex.
Un classique du reggae qui n'a souffert d'aucun ride.
Police and thieves serait sur ma liste si je devais aller sur une île deserte.
Très certainement!
One of the best Reggie songs
This was one of the first dubs my dad bought when he was 15 way back in 1975. Him and his best friends (now my godfathers) used to run a soundsystem back then.... I hear his anecdotes whenever I hear this song ❤️☺️
Must've been awesome to hear this cranked up on a massive street PA system when it was fresh. All me & my friends could produce in 1978 was a ghetto blaster that took about 8 x D batteries to listen to reggae & funk for all of 2 hours or so before the batteries drained. Good fun though.
@@dreadINAbabylon 💯real talk! For me this bring the nostalgia of family gatherings, cook outs, funerals, weddings literally ANY gathering had to have a whole soundsystem with dub, roots and culture, lovers rock and soca..... Simple times man ❤️😢
@@dreadINAbabylon yeah we had loads of them when I was a child. Garden partys mostly. Sitting out till 12.1 ockock on the morning. My mother god rest her soul. Drunk off her vodka and coke. She never ever drank but when she did she did.
@@stevendevlin5512 Vodka & coke--a real concoction! I used to sip on rum & coke myself.
What a voice.
Quelle tjrs aussi bon kiffff . Pour la vie paix et son âme, super mec🙏🏼💪🏾
Truly!
@@dreadINAbabylon bon délire tu es sûrement une chouette personne Good vibes . Upérisa journée à toi bien sûr en commençant en reggae. Kool man, no problm man!!!!😉
*super journée
*paix a son âme, sorry pour la faute de frappe😉
Bought this when it came out classic 👏👏
oh what?????????// Utter bliss and still have the vinyl.............. superb always
Nice LP to own. A real treasure.
Reggae is past, present and future music. Black Ark Sound!
Black Ark rules.
You know it's a true music lover when the thumbnail is the LP cover and he's answering every comments
Trying to keep the Faith, my Bredda. You have a wonderful Christmas!
What a song !! He obviously speaking from the ❤ !! Loves his people's!!
He did indeed love his people and championed equal rights for all races & creeds till the day he died.
@@dreadINAbabylon am a white guy !! But I ain't no racist and the song was b4 my time but if u on some real shit u will understand 💯 % some black Jesus shit 🙌🏻
@@dreadINAbabylon word!
Amen!
Now that's a voice xx
Just as good as ever....
Very pertinent to today's goings on around th world
Gwaaaan❤💛💚
History repeats.
TUNE WILL NEVER GET OLD!!!!! CLASSIC YES!
i love how this works on a disco ambience.
i love how reggae is like the caribbean soul
i love how reggae is so punk
Good call!
Rip he is one of my favorite root rockers reggae singer Junior Murvin!
Yes, he was one of the early standouts of reggae. That both the melody & lyrics still have strong resonance today is evidence of his timeless genius.
Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous. JA's we are Blessed eternally.
The best music from the best people.
@@dreadINAbabylon Reminds me of grange when I was a kid, I was born in 1976.
@@markant9534 Forgive my ignorance but what is "grange"?
dat zal altijd blijven 2021!xxx top nummer tanks,
We need this words now more than ever!
I remember this well. We all sat down religiously gathering around our brand new Murphy Colour TV. We were the envy of our street.
Did it have the touch-tronic channel changer?
@@dreadINAbabylon No but it had "feather touch" channel changers.
I be thinking of this song at work making sammys
You boss be thief?! ;)
Rest in peace Juinor Murvin. Rest in peace Lee 'Scratch' Perry #legends
Both major losses to world music.
Yeahhh was 10 when this came out eishhh would rush to the 📻 put my ear to it proper😂😂😂what a gem
Was in new York from London and we couldn't believe we heard this
What A Great Pure Classic By Junior Murvin It's Timeless And Still 🔈🔉)))SKANKS ON)))🎶🕺🎶🎶🎶
A real crucial track.
Still great dread💪😎❤️
Magic 🎼🎶🎵
2023, mais alguém ouvindo essa pedrada? 🇧🇷
I've been looking for this song for years!!! I finally found you !! Yasss!!! Jammin hard!! All day!!
LOVE IT...💛💛💛💛💛. THOSE SPLITS THOUGH...LOL I'M SO WEAK !
The greatest baseline out of Jamaica!!.... not one of the greatest!! The Greatest!!
It chills the spine, it's that GR8T.
Truly the best baseline. No doubt. I thought I was the only one that thought so
Great but steady on 😉
Dis goin on as we speak
For real!
Real talk
The more things change the more they stay the same.
Now get up stand up
Get up stand up
My missis said to me the other day , times change but things remain the same .
This tune will never age 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
3 seconds in and I'm feeling better
Ha... a real positive vibration, for sure!
Rewind and Remember a true crowd pleaser.. ❤😊
What a classic and what a legend rest in peace
DMS Junior.
DEDICATED TO THE POLICE FEDERATION OF THE WORLD..
Lee Perry is crucial to these classic hard hitting songs. Give thanks Jah Rasta fari for giving us such great souls and talent.
Respex to all the originators.
Love this song
I was 12 when this was out in the charts and still love today
great voice great song great dancing
This is timeless
One of the greatest songs of all times. The word's 🌻💛
Something way mi Dada use to sing and skanc to on Sunday morning when I was a child now am 25 and he still dose it ho the joy
Nice up de party your Dadda.
I also have muggers in the street same BEAT different lyrics but police and thieves holds so many memories for me !!,
It's Absolutely Pure Class 🇬🇧🇯🇲🕺🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Apparently when it was first released, the cops hated this song because it equates them with the criminals. It's now played at almost every UK cop retirement party. How times change!
philistines on the land, Bingo KID, Bad Weed alsof same song different lyricus!!
So love it, takes me back to record collecting days, i was 18
Just an incredible tune, cover version by The Clash is brilliant too.
R.I.P. my good friend can't forget those days that we would link up in Port Antonio.
Boss times with dem friend never leave with crucial music.
Omg I just love his dance moves, he's too cool
Not sure if you're being tongue-in-cheek there but just in case you're sincere I will say that this song is so smooth the great Mr. Murvin can dance any way he likes to it.
@@dreadINAbabylon No, I genuinely meant it. No one dances with their own individual passion & style anymore. He's orginal. I've been watching quite a few older videos & I notice the men dance in a much more passionate & unique way, men seem more fearful to express themselves now. Sorry if I came across in the wrong way.
@@MissOrchid12 You make a excellent point. It's great how you support the old artists and impressive that Junior Murvin can still entertain after all these years. Good for you.
So love this,,,great rhythm!
Big tune
Was tye green youth centre I was 15-16 my life long love of reggae
Once you get that bug at an such an early age you'll always come back to the reggae to soothe your soul.
You got that right
Timeless classic
It is at that.
A Cool Entertainer And Watching Some Dance Moves And I Like How He Follow The Drum Moves With His Feet. I Remember This Classic At Age 13 While I Was At A Private School.. Burrow Hill School.. 1976. Gone But Not Forgotten. Rest In Peace Junior Murvin🎤🎸🎵🎶🎼
Has lost nothing with time... still thrilling to hear that fat bass and sparse double-chop straight out of the Black Ark studios. A masterpiece.
When music was music!!!!😲☝️
🤦♂️
Music still is music
Favorite Reggae tune of all times. Murvin for President! Especially for his dance moves!
The moves are unbeatable!
It is incredible that such a strong man had such a thin voice.
Highly melodyous
Classics that lives on 💖💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
First heard this song in 1981 ( i was 14yrs old in NZ ) @ the bottom of the world . Only just seen the artist sing this song NOW in 2024 ! Back then i always thought it was a female who sang this - hehe !!
I'm in Auckland as well, just a tad older than you. Song was first released in 1976 but when it appeared on the Rockers soundtrack in 1978 it gained traction on the international charts. This performance is from 1980 in Britain and that's when it had its best run.
I'm here, December 2020! What a year 😇🥰
MMXX can go to hell in a handbasket!
High five babe💖
Tottenham late 70s, good memories x
Classic. The Clash also did a great version of this.
On time real
Segrigation iz disiinregrartion get up stand up for reality
Yes sweet not mud
Yes sweet not mud
Sublime!!!!
Remember playing Scarface back in the day ... had all hits
Jajajajajajaja 😂🤣
Driving to the Little Havana Storehouse, Reggae Music Playlist, Bacinari. Good times.
Could listen to music while walking
GrandMotorCrime I need that game
Matthew Pincumbe hell yeah
Thanks for sharing, shared.
A BIG CLASSIC TUUUUUUNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Real talk.
Police r theif
@@tonypowell7138 In certain countries, they're the worst thieves!
Greetings from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Beautiful flag.
@@dreadINAbabylon blessings
That is one focused mind, a different age, culture at its best.
And in these dire global times we need our favorite sounds to see us through.
Junior mevin vocals on point singing the truth dedicate this to my brother colin❤
Isso que é um reggae pedrada
Takes me back as a young teenager growing up in Ipswich, in the UK and being a small town, there were not many record shops, and every shop, we went into, the record had sold out. When I moved to London in the 1980's I managed to purchase a copy, and played it so many times. I had the neighbours banging on the wall, asking me to turn down the volume. I miss those days 😘
Classic! Yeah, those were great days. At least we'll cherish those memories. I feel sorry for the youth today.
Me to
Surely they were banging because they wanted it louder?