00:00 intro 03:25 Iron Sharpen Iron 08:00 Policeman 11:00 Money Girl + Mix 15:45 Zion Gate ! 20:45 Stop Fussing & Fighting 25:15 Legalization 26:30 International Herb 31:25 Too Long in Slavery 39:20 Redemption song (Bob Marley Tribute) 42:00 Behold 46:35 See Dem a Come! 50:45 Jah RastafarI 55:35 Two Sevens Clash 1:00:50 Natty Never Get Weary! 1:06:35 This Train 1:10:10 I'm not Ashamed Greetings from Colombia! Irie ites! Joseph Hill prophet of peace! Thanks Kenyatta, Albert W, & T. Nelson for keepin' the fayah alive!
One of the happiest days in the 64 years i lived on this earth, was meeting brother Joseph Hill at the Ballard Fire House in Seattle. Culture is one of the greatest roots reggae bands ever.
Infact I am happy to see old culture members such as George Kuaoku, Desi Hyson again with Kenyatta Hill together with Albert Walker and Telford Nelson oh my God
Oh my God!!! I am really missing the GREAT Joseph Hill. Good to see some old faces in the band again. His legacy must be permanently kept intact for future generations!!!
Let me start by saying i am a culture stan, I tend to think i am they biggest fan lol,i argue all the time that they are the greatest reggae band ever,yes ever,round here we call mr hill the voice of the sufferer, I say this to say i was a lil sad when mr hill passed,i thought it was the end but damnnnn this son take the torch and just ran with it ,i dont even notice is not the papa,same vibes,wow,i dont think somthing like this has ever been done before,respect the band for allowing the legend to live on,just amazing lol,long live joseph hill,with all due respect
epic show! playing the classic culture tunes with albert walker, trefold nelson, original culture vocals. one of the best shows in rototom 2019 till now!
Jambo Karibu tena, Joseph hill in the name of son... "Kenyatta hill" we really loved your daddy and up now we still waiting that you pay us a visit like your daddy did.....and together we pay tribute to him...... Come see the origin of your name...."Kenyatta Hill" Kenyans🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 love reggae music I guarantee you u won't regret it......come entertain us this X-mass please
Joseph Hill (aka) lives in the spirit of his son Kenyatta no conscious soul will ever denied his When I look at Kenyatta performance on stage of the way he moves and dance he reminds me of Buju Banton what a beautiful show father Culture lives on and on and on give thanks for the life of his son Kenyatta 🙏🏾
Greetings from Suriname 🇸🇷❤️ Love this to see Kenyatta Hill he sounds so much like his dad💯 Also love to the Culture band members and Albert Walker and Telford Nelson again ❤️🤗
Can't believe your father Joseph Hill has left us. He was really good at bringing peace and tranquillity to the human soul with his music and performances. We are missing you a lot, Joseph Hill. Pray for us from the bosom of the Almighty Father!!!!!!!!
Wow Joseph hill is still alive,, am so amazed by his son to carry on from where he has left...this is my favorite reggar artist Joseph hill ,,,all now his music am enjoying...long live rasta....Joseph hill music shall live....
A good friend of mine toured as Kenyatta's guitar player a few years back. I got to meet him and he is genuinely one of the coolest people ever. I met Joseph back in '96 as well. He actually was the coolest person ever. Haha. Blessed Love!!!!
Kip up mi brijin mi loved ya fathers song especially sufferer cry it always remind i wen mi could not afford fi guo record a reggae song.I just felt tears of joy drip out of mi eyes fi see wonderful perfomance up de ya u know.I am proud of you lion kip up .Come to Kenya run tingz till dawn.One love
Wow I really loved the fatherly love that Joseph hill had. I looked up to him and his teachings...may He rest in peace ..#kenyatta keep our fathers fire burning you've gat all our support. The journey begun ❤️
Like his father used to Say good boys and Girls go to heaven,then Bad boys and girls go every where . Coule please help me to have the Contact of George kuaokou ?
RIP to the great #JosephJill and his passion for conscious #reggae tunes....respect to his son, #Culture for carrying on his father's musical legacy. I enjoyed his performance and especially his tributes to his father...peace and one love..👏♥🎼🎵🔊..#jamaica #reggae #ukreggae #reprezentradio #bbcradio1x #bbcradio1 #afrobeatsuk #rootsreggae #dubjamaica #miamidub #dubwise #lovereggae #lovedub #dubheaven
I have to say that I am impressed. Kenyatta Hill is giving us the live shows that his dad never got the chance to showcase. Keep the fire burning!! Iron sharpens iron.
After all these years listening to Culture, Joseph as the lead singer, I can clearly say Kenyatta is on the right track, i know every Culture song by heart, every concert by heart, all Joseph's nicks and hicks, highs and lows when singing, Kenyatta did him justice, voice wise 100%, Joseph's this and that, 95%, my only small stress is his dancing it's too rigid. He needs to learn to flow with the tune, maybe because he is of the new generation i guess. Overall I'm proud of you Kenyatta, representing your Father, and us Die hard fans bringing it all out with voice, was the best thing ever. RIP Brother Jo, eternally in Zion, your Son has it under control. Bless, Sellah.
Kenyatta Excellent job done son of the devinely gifted and sent beautiful Joseph' Hill 💜. Culture one of the greatest yet and with Kenyatta at the helm Culture remains strong ❤💛💚🖤
Pick up like father like son I salute from South Africa Johannesburg I remember in December 2000 when his father Joseph was doing live performance in Johannesburg I was the part of fan there his soul rest in peace Jah Rasta far I selah
I was one of Culture's keyboard players. Had some good times. Went to Zimbabwe but there are not footage of that performance. There were other artists such as Eric Donald and I Jah Man Levi. Correcion where Marcus was born. He was born in St. Anns Bay and not Ocho Rios.
@@MrLaulew lm an upcoming reggae artist from Zimbabwe but in South Africa now...lm a woman...(just using my bar's account) how can I contact you...l would love you to mentor me...Thanx
