First time I saw Shaka was about 20 years ago in Wood Green - I was one of four white folk in a crowd of several hundred. Last time I saw him was about 5 years ago and there were people of every colour and origin that you could imagine. Dub is the music that unites. One heart, one love, one God!
I went to see Shaka in a small pub in Southall W London back in the day, The "Top End" stung your ears, But the Bass was Unfugginbelievable, Made me want to take a Shit, No Kidding, There was a queue at the toilets, it was that physical that it actually affected your "Insides" Never Ever heard Bass like that since
Respect from the land of mushrooms and Richard Brautigan! We love Rasta music and the Japanese! Because we loaded the chalice with legal Purple Indica, and we stayed to watch this show, oh man oh man...
Tuff tuff I first saw this videos in London back in 2006 introduced by a friend called Trevon from Guiana n that singjay style influenced my style of making reggae so every now n then I come back to it. Respect! Big up Black culture! Roots n culture the people them need!
Shaka tries everything he can to get the japanese to groove to his natty dread lock style, def one of best at getting the crowd involved. Jah jah jah jah Roots man style in a dance
legendary video of the master of dub giving teachings in dub all over the world love seeing how all the japanese are vibezing to jah music such spiritual vibes... jah jah music forward forever>>>> ++ JAH!!!
Original Zulu Warrior...Jahh Shakaaaa...he needs to be knighted and carry the title as " Sir Jah Shaka " for his contribution, bringing roots music to nex level....listen up queen E...Give I Fe I Name...
"Jah Jah badder than the whole of them for true" or as he pronounces it, 'Jah Jah badda dan di hole a dem fi true.' At 01:52 - 'badda dan dem, ruffa dan dem, badda dan dem, ruffa dan dem.'
Old Skool Toasting Gwaan my King. I used to toast like you back in the days after my cousin took me to one of your sessions a day after flying back from yard
1st song is Natural Roots by Manasseh and Earl 16, actually it's a version (natural dub) from the Manasseh's album Dub Plate Style, it's the 16th track. 2nd song is Rootsman by Michael Prophet from his album Rootsman and it's the first track.
no maaaaaames!, esos japonecitos son la onda, les late todo. esos weyes si aprecian todo! el conscious dancehall no es la excepción! JAH ilumine a japón... para que sigan haciendo instrumentos chingones, y la banda ROOTS después los compre, haga música y TUTTI CONTENTTI. JAH PEOPLE!
May Jah Shaka be reborn in Pure Land surrounded by inspirational sounds of FREEDOM 🙏 Give THANKS for Positive conscious vibes JAH SHAKA ❣️ OM MANI PADME HUM ☸️ Anyone knows name of the chune at 4:23 please ?
