Very well said sir🔥 very well said indeed🔥🔥🔥🔥

Tony Stewart give thanks for the great king shaka been going to shaka dances from 70s like you I was told to check him out after following fat man it was like going to church Friday nights at phebs me and a Joe (abahsanti) right up front still to this day taking in the great man. Jah blessings to all followers. Lion heart

@Tony Stewart never heard of the term jumpers, any examples please? Shaka had great taste, absolute best of dub!

@@monomixerShaka used to come to Reading and play some with some big sounds back in the late 70'S and 80's Quaker City, Jah Tubys, Fatman etc. then came the introduction of RuB A Dub, that was a big swing as it was more inclusive of the ladies who didnt want to hear the Dub & roots music... and most of the Big london sounds followered that path..but Shaka was a lone warrior ! kept he's foundation and kept playing roots & culture Music and the following to a point dropped! ...until Dub & Bass was introduced which was Guys who loved the Dubs the sirens & sound effects that sounded & looked so random as you saw Shaka go into the dub box pick out a tune play the tune Dj on the tune touch up the Tops to start for a while and then bust the basline when the tune hit the point were peeps were begging for the Flat Raw Bassline... then he would just lock off the tops & Drill the B-Line ...he was a Master Mixer..Drum & Bass was the progression of jAH sHAKA's Music! Which brought on a Cult following in the 90's till the present Day.. as we was followered Globally. tours in Europe, Japan & Asia, South America's & Africa..the man became a Legend as the most global sound system from the Uk Now the terms Jumpers as we used to call it was when shaka set up he would warm up with some Rockers, just to warm up the crowd then push in some Steppers when the crowd were nicey entertainered and then Mix & blend with rockers & steppers ...then he would unleash a few Jumpers Ie ...Steppers on Turbo! we he saw the crowd wanted to just let off ... which might be the Vibe from the tune 'feel like jumping by marcia griffiths.. and when he played he's last tune for the night it would be a Jumpers ... Noel Zebulon-Crucial Dub, prince malachi unrealsed cut, dUB pLATE AS A EXAMPLE .. you just wanna Jump and step! RIEP ...The Lion AKA Jah Shaka

@@tonystewart6592 interesting hearing your memories ,and I take your points about Shaka having a (sometimes big) influence in other musical sub-genres. As an aside I used to really enjoy those occasions when Shaka dropped a tune such as 'Feel like jumping'! So many tracks from so many artists were introduced directly to me by Shaka and the majority, but not all, shared certain characteristics that marked them out, if you like, as something noteworthy. But also, you nearly always understood why that music had caught Shaka's attention. In a way, his personal endorsement transcends the labels we otherwise use for a tune, like say "This is a steppers riddim' -- because adding 'as played by Jah Shaka' would confer a further kind of official Approved status. For decades I was collecting music every minute of my non-working days as well, but often, hearing a certain music at Shaka was the way I discovered it. Parking myself for hours on the front desk at Dub Vendor & Daddy Kool was always fruitful, but I went to Shaka dances to find out what I needed to find out about. (again as an aside, the main reason I recorded many dozens of live sessions was so I had time, later, to identify & then find those musics) . Put in simple terms, for someone like me, Shaka playing something made it immortal, and (for me, anyway) that status does not wear off, ever. Hope my comment / reply of sorts, taken in the positive spirit it is offered. Rest in Peace Jah Shaka

You can find inspiration all around you. You have to be able to see it when it apears. Jah love and respect. Guidance

We were regulars at arklow southall crew best times only one sound a legend jah shaka love respect RIP

Follow his son YOUNG WARRIOR.

So true

Agreed, magnificent tune. Wonder if it's released !

That's I am a Levi by Ijahman Levi

Beautiful song, also check out Moulding by him as well (wonder if Shaka ever played it)

Thank you !

Only one Shaka his brilliance & sheer craft is a testimony to roots & dub music 🎶

Abashanti is nowhere near Jah Shaka in any form or fashion. Shaka son will carry on his legacy

RIP ♥️💛💚

i'm really interested in this time period man , When did you first start hearing the proper digital tunes?

Wait, Shaka's name is Neville??

🤜🏽🤛🏽

+B Matic Hi, what would be the first?

+B Matic Yeah, do you know what the very first tune with the child is? would be great thanks

Hello, it is Rasta reggae by Black Slate. The group has greats songs like "Amigo", "Sticksman" and "Live A Life". The Album Amigo is superb! But of all their songs, there is one special one for me. It struck me like hype at the very first hearing: "Legalise Collie Herb" Jah love!

thank you man =)

I-Rie!

Augustus Pablo - Rising Sun

South London.. just off the OLD KENT Road.. Peace

The Pope, queen Elizabeth, Donald trump, boris Johnson and jo Biden

Maybe disappointed the thing only runs 2 hrs 57 when the title claims 3 hours :D

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

​@jccjjccj3305 Yes and all the corrupt Politicians too.

Black Slate "Rasta Reggae".

and the one before, that militant melodica piece?

Frankie Paul - Mama Grundey. The melodica before is Augustus Pablo - Rising sun

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The Wailing Souls - Jah Jah Give Us Life To Live Also check out songs like "Very Well", "Musical Shark Attack" and " They Don't Know Jah", three of many top songs of The Wailing Souls. Jah live!

Big up Dub Fighta, info on point! I been playing it non stop since u drop that knowledge, once again Big up Dub Fighta

Jah gives us love to live.. Twinkle Brothers

Misty in Roots, PEACE & LOVE. 🎼🔥💥💯💯💯

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@@Bushrocker Mama Grundhey

Johnny Clarke Nuclear Weapon

Metilda= 20:00