David Rodigan, thank you for this. I met you at Crazy Richie's of Afrique birthday party in South Florida. I was born and grew up in Clarendon, where Jah Shaka came from, but unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to meet him. As a dj/selector and sound man, I instantly liked and adored this brother and his passion for music and sound system culture. I was so delighted when I learned he is from Clarendon. Jah Shaka rest in eternal power. Nuff love 🎵🎶🎼
Shaka burned the torch of the music for decades - he was one of the people who inspired me to start building my own sound back in 1979. R.I.P Jah Shaka..
Hey you Mr Bosman instantly brought me back to my youth, I was there in Acton Town Hall that night, and yes 100% Shaka should have won the clash 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks for this. rodigan, do you remember the time you played at that museum in seattle with scratch, mikey dread, mad professor and scientist? that was a night for the ages. glad you're still out there keeping the fire live. blaze it up
DRod is among the best outside of yard deejays! He was on my first reggae cassette featuring different artists I received from a pen pal in England-bless you for the memories 🙏🏽
DAVID RODIGAN U BRING ME SO MUCH MEMORIES MY TEENAGE YEARS LISENING TO U EVERY SUNDAY YU BROUGHT REGGAE ON THE PLATFORM FOREVER GRATEFUL TO YU .U BRING ME SHIVERS EVERYTIME I HEAR YUR VOICE ❤👏👏🎤🔥👑YU ARE A ICON A LEGEND IN YUR OWN RITE SALUTE U DAVID RODIGAN 🤩👑💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🎶❤️💛💚
Respects to Rodigan, but never say he was a pioneer in Reggae music, because he simply was not and is not. Rodigan latched on to a foundling reggae market when Reggae was hardly known to those outside our Caribbean community and brought it on to his radio show in the 1980s. Since then, Rodigan has been performing Reggae music made by others. He has never ever made nor produced Reggae music. So, not a pioneer. RIP - Shaka.
Bayete Bayete Bayete Mkhulu The Mighty Zulu Warrior Jah Shaka u have joined Our Ancestors in Power You Remain. Thokoza Mkhulu Jah Shaka your mission complete Bayete Thokoza Mkhulu RIP. ASE
*Rastafari Kedusan Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Extol H.I.M...that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH & Rejoice before H.I.M...His foundation is in the holy mountains...As well as the singers as the players on instruments shall be there: all my springs are in thee...Selah...I.N.R.I... Tenayistilign...RIP Jah Shaka...the Zulu Warrior...Ride prosperously through the harbour of eternity...AM-Meyn & Ameyn...*
Kinda felt there wasn't much support latter 80's.. one was on the dancehall vibe whilst Shaka persevered on the roots and culture . However Rodigan the showman as per... playing killa music for the tribute. The Zulu Warrior.. they'll never be another brother. Thank you 🙏
All lot of Reggae bands Never make out Here in Australia???? Unless u go England,,n,,usa??? Seen,ub40 6,times as well?? Ziggy marley twice... Yeahaaa,,Yeahaaa.... 😁😁😁👍👍👍
I think Rodigan should have done a 5 hour long tribute show and get young warrior and the Shaka crew in the studio for it playing all Shaka produced music obviously . you couldn't even pay me to go see Rodigan
@@DavidJones-ww9yb secret is, is that he doesn't listen or enjoy reggae music. Certainly doesn't hear the lyrics. What I love about Rodigan is his enthusiasm. Which is mirrored by the crowd.
@@yodab.at1746 I certainly do enjoy some reggae music , I spent years buying the records and playing the music out on the streets , the real message music not the jerk chicken and rum red stripe slackness stuff though
@@qedamawiessene5827 well, reggae music isn't just roots and consciousness. Much as I don't buy into slackness, that was a huge part of reggae and soundsystem culture in Jamaica for a very long time. And Rodigan was part of that, to an extent. But he didn't do the cuss thing, his knowledge and the way he presented meant he was a clash winner without the cuss cuss. But his knowledge of the roots side is also massive. Rodigan broke all the stereotypes of a white English man, and Jamaicans loved that because he was/is so passionate about Jamaican music.
The selectors were Shaka's crew Tony and Joseph.? Not sure why you think Rodigan should play. He doesn't even play any of Shaka's music in this tribute
for real ? i didn't listen to it because i think Rodigan is a disgrace as he hasn't used his position to showcase all the great UK made reggae and bring in the selectas from sounds all across the country or funded a reggae festival in the place where he grew up , a heap of reasons to dislike this man for his lack of action lack of help for those in the struggle . if he did a whole tribute show without playing any of Shaka's music that really is an insult
@@qedamawiessene5827 ..the BBC narrative is that reggae died with Bob Marley and therfore deny the existence of the UK scene, despite embracing all the spinoffs like DnB, grime and any modern music with bass lines.. Shaka kept roots music alive through the 80s and 90s playing to all tribes, nations and generations, the People's sound! That's why Rodigan is out of touch
Sorry i cant listen to this being on the bbc is bad enough .. rodigan nowadays sounds like a flipping news reader.. how can he not know how evil the bbc is!
@garybond8011 he works for people who protect pedophiles and much much worst ..that's just the tip of the satanic iceberg... sorry I know people don't like to face reality but that's the truth with much clear evidence to support.
@@sherphillips7625use their words to make it sound better if you like .. but he is directly working for babylon ..the same babylon that enlave and make so many unnecessarily suffer in this world.
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David Rodigan, thank you for this. I met you at Crazy Richie's of Afrique birthday party in South Florida. I was born and grew up in Clarendon, where Jah Shaka came from, but unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to meet him.
As a dj/selector and sound man, I instantly liked and adored this brother and his passion for music and sound system culture. I was so delighted when I learned he is from Clarendon. Jah Shaka rest in eternal power. Nuff love 🎵🎶🎼
Jah Shaka was a great sound man
He was one in a million he will be sadly missed. Condolences to his Family and close friends. RIP🙏🏽
Shaka is an example to be followed by all lovers of reggae music
Shaka burned the torch of the music for decades - he was one of the people who inspired me to start building my own sound back in 1979. R.I.P Jah Shaka..
RIP Jah Shaka. He will always be a part of younger years growing up as a UK 1st generation Jamaican. Thank you 🙏🏾
Jah shaka up in heaven with all the reggae legends
The first tune from Alton Ellis, *"Live and Learn,"* what an opener. Brilliant tribute to the late, great Jah Shaka. RIP.
Hey you Mr Bosman instantly brought me back to my youth, I was there in Acton Town Hall that night, and yes 100% Shaka should have won the clash 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
we love you ram jam. thanks for your Wonderful contribution over the years.
thanks for this. rodigan, do you remember the time you played at that museum in seattle with scratch, mikey dread, mad professor and scientist? that was a night for the ages. glad you're still out there keeping the fire live. blaze it up
now i gotta go check out love injection and mexican haha. thanks for this show
DRod is among the best outside of yard deejays! He was on my first reggae cassette featuring different artists I received from a pen pal in England-bless you for the memories 🙏🏽
An Excellent and Worthy Tribute...✊🏿☀
DAVID RODIGAN U BRING ME SO MUCH MEMORIES MY TEENAGE YEARS LISENING TO U EVERY SUNDAY YU BROUGHT REGGAE ON THE PLATFORM FOREVER GRATEFUL TO YU .U BRING ME SHIVERS EVERYTIME I HEAR YUR VOICE ❤👏👏🎤🔥👑YU ARE A ICON A LEGEND IN YUR OWN RITE SALUTE U DAVID RODIGAN 🤩👑💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🎶❤️💛💚
Hearing Shaka play jah jah never sleeps + Give Thanks and Praise by Barry Brown !! was allways moments
Well put together Radi the great Zula Warrior lives on in our memories
Blessings for you Rodigan a pioneer yourself to Reggae Music fitting tribute to the 1st and original Zulu Warrior Jah Shaka RIEP KING❤
Respects to Rodigan, but never say he was a pioneer in Reggae music, because he simply was not and is not. Rodigan latched on to a foundling reggae market when Reggae was hardly known to those outside our Caribbean community and brought it on to his radio show in the 1980s. Since then, Rodigan has been performing Reggae music made by others. He has never ever made nor produced Reggae music. So, not a pioneer. RIP - Shaka.
@@Mountainsandmusic8011 why want to go there....RIP Tony Williams
The going was rough, the fight was tough..
@@Mountainsandmusic8011 what about Steve bernard
@@Mountainsandmusic8011 he was the 1st I remember but he is never spoken about !
More 🔥 Fire....
Jah Shaka Blazing in Zion
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When Rodigan come … no sound can test ! BlatttBlatttBlattt!💥👊💫
RaSPeCT Boom 💥!!!
Jah shaka4life
R.i.p.,,bruzz
Rockin u since,80,s....
Australia iz wiff u,,,,
Rasta beats4ever!!!!
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My friend was Devastated when passed he traveled the length a breadth of the country to listen to him .He will be greatly missed. RIP Jah Shacka .
R.I.P Jah Shaka You Left Us Some Brilliant Music My Friend. Until We Meet Again 🙌
Saw Shaka in Wolves in the 90's - saw a brick wall dancing - trust me
THE ZULU WARRIOR JAH SHAKA YOU SEE THIS MAN CHAMPION RIP RISE IF POSSIBLE SHAKA ❤❤
Bayete Bayete Bayete Mkhulu The Mighty Zulu Warrior Jah Shaka u have joined Our Ancestors in Power You Remain. Thokoza Mkhulu Jah Shaka your mission complete Bayete Thokoza Mkhulu RIP. ASE
*Rastafari Kedusan Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Extol H.I.M...that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH & Rejoice before H.I.M...His foundation is in the holy mountains...As well as the singers as the players on instruments shall be there: all my springs are in thee...Selah...I.N.R.I... Tenayistilign...RIP Jah Shaka...the Zulu Warrior...Ride prosperously through the harbour of eternity...AM-Meyn & Ameyn...*
Thank for sharing this information 🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥
Rest in power Jah Shaka!!
The Best Sound System in The World Next To Our V Rocket Nottingham
So wicked, worked over the weekend so blessed my Bank Holiday Tuesday with this vibe, thanks for the upload 🪬. RIP Jah Shaka🌻
thanks for uploading. Seems something is off with the sound quality
Thank you Mr Rodigon for your work
Give Thanks 💥💥💥💥💥
A very great man
His legacy will remain
He's steeping out in heaven
RIP Zulu Warrior
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Bello il tributo di Rodigan a jah shaka
Jahshaka ❤💛💚🕊🙏🙏🙏RIP🕊🕊🕊salute
I ride pass the the Rocket every day and think there should be plaque on the wall in memory of the Legend
GIANT !!!! 😍😍😍😍
Singers and players of instruments are being gathered. Know the time we are living in .
Peace and love to all in the faith.
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Rest easy Jah Shaka.
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RIP Jah Shaka!! Booyakka!!!!
Kinda felt there wasn't much support latter 80's.. one was on the dancehall vibe whilst Shaka persevered on the roots and culture . However Rodigan the showman as per... playing killa music for the tribute. The Zulu Warrior.. they'll never be another brother. Thank you 🙏
💯💚🎶💯🖤🇯🇲💯
He should have statue, Ladbroke Grove. Trophy all name after him
Yeah real talk but i want a next sound system owner to share there history playing shaka the truth and only truth
All lot of
Reggae bands
Never make out
Here in Australia????
Unless u go
England,,n,,usa???
Seen,ub40
6,times as well??
Ziggy marley twice...
Yeahaaa,,Yeahaaa....
😁😁😁👍👍👍
I think Rodigan should have done a 5 hour long tribute show and get young warrior and the Shaka crew in the studio for it playing all Shaka produced music obviously . you couldn't even pay me to go see Rodigan
Many, including many Jamaicans would happily take your place.
@@yodab.at1746 they are welcome to it .
@@DavidJones-ww9yb secret is, is that he doesn't listen or enjoy reggae music. Certainly doesn't hear the lyrics. What I love about Rodigan is his enthusiasm. Which is mirrored by the crowd.
@@yodab.at1746 I certainly do enjoy some reggae music , I spent years buying the records and playing the music out on the streets , the real message music not the jerk chicken and rum red stripe slackness stuff though
@@qedamawiessene5827 well, reggae music isn't just roots and consciousness. Much as I don't buy into slackness, that was a huge part of reggae and soundsystem culture in Jamaica for a very long time. And Rodigan was part of that, to an extent. But he didn't do the cuss thing, his knowledge and the way he presented meant he was a clash winner without the cuss cuss. But his knowledge of the roots side is also massive. Rodigan broke all the stereotypes of a white English man, and Jamaicans loved that because he was/is so passionate about Jamaican music.
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Respect to jah shaka the king of dub but coxsone ah de dub organiser
Espèce de tommy sais qui sa shaka ?
David Rodigan you should have been the selector at JAH Shaka’s nine night celebration. The selectors there was playing pure garbage
The selectors were Shaka's crew Tony and Joseph.? Not sure why you think Rodigan should play. He doesn't even play any of Shaka's music in this tribute
was not the best
..a bit much to expect him to actually play some Jah Shaka in a Jah Shaka tribute.. Big Up Mafia +Fluxy
for real ? i didn't listen to it because i think Rodigan is a disgrace as he hasn't used his position to showcase all the great UK made reggae and bring in the selectas from sounds all across the country or funded a reggae festival in the place where he grew up , a heap of reasons to dislike this man for his lack of action lack of help for those in the struggle . if he did a whole tribute show without playing any of Shaka's music that really is an insult
@@qedamawiessene5827 ..the BBC narrative is that reggae died with Bob Marley and therfore deny the existence of the UK scene, despite embracing all the spinoffs like DnB, grime and any modern music with bass lines..
Shaka kept roots music alive through the 80s and 90s playing to all tribes, nations and generations, the People's sound!
That's why Rodigan is out of touch
@@iaindcosta even though he's good friends with the Peckings family
Sorry i cant listen to this being on the bbc is bad enough .. rodigan nowadays sounds like a flipping news reader.. how can he not know how evil the bbc is!
@garybond8011 he works for people who protect pedophiles and much much worst ..that's just the tip of the satanic iceberg... sorry I know people don't like to face reality but that's the truth with much clear evidence to support.
You know it's protocol but you're right that station is a big BBC (bumboclat). Love Rodi tho
@@sherphillips7625use their words to make it sound better if you like .. but he is directly working for babylon ..the same babylon that enlave and make so many unnecessarily suffer in this world.
Mix up
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