If you lived through this period of great music without the expletives just design for pure groove and enjoyment the hot raves locked down in a corner with a chick. Remembering those days is all that keep us going and hearing these vibes take me back..
And to think this tune nearly wasn't released. It was originally a jam session with Horace Andy freestyling lyrics. Tapper Zukie happened to be in the studio, and he got in on the action, starting toasting and that was that!!👍🏽❤🎶
I've listened to the version with and without Tappa Zukie, and in all honesty, Tappa Zukie brings that much needed energy.... I'm amazed at how you got this inside track on this fire...... was it passed down to you?
I can almost smell the Sunday chicken wafting from the kitchen at around 3 in the afternoon, mum humming and cooking with the radio bucking the Tony Williams show , me up and down in my Bauer’s and leg warmers (all when sun ah beat) The rastaman dem opposite on the wall reasoning loud and animatedly beating a chalice and I stare in amazement at how much smoke would come from their noses lolol I would have been 7 - 8 yrs old at that time I am now 44 and this song totally embodies my beautiful happy analogue childhood In mid 80’s south London Peace and love to all !!
"I can almost smell the Sunday chicken wafting from the kitchen at around 3 in the afternoon, mum humming and cooking with the radio bucking.." Yes man
NohateNohype NohateNohype You painted such a great picture with your memory. It sounded like great times with this type of music back then. Oh how I wish i had a time machine
Memories memories .....with my man at a dance ....wrapped up with him in a corner .....smoked filled the air of the best weed and a peach canai in my hand ....🙂🙂❤
Lol my first record, as Teenager we were told to bring in records to play In music class, it was a mainly white middle class school, as was I, I played this and everyone was like wtf lol! Reggae still my number one today!
I remember those days back in England bringing music to school to play. I brought in Warrior Charge got a WTF moment from a lot of people I even dropped piano concerto by Beethoven I was well versed in all genres !!!
😂I had the same experience as you but I brought in The Police’s “Ghost in the machine” album which I still can’t believe wasn’t hip enough for my elementary class??? It was 1984!!
Still hits hard in all the right places. From being a scrappy 15 year old youth in Sheffield to a bloke in mid 50s now living in USA with wife, kids, business, responsibilities piled high, mortgage... but still a slave to riddim.
Ah brings back memories of growing up as a child in london essex Chadwell heath to be precise ,ah real reggae sunday tune my mum hoovering, pressure cooker on stewing the peas and tony williams blasting in the background playing great reggae music from 70 to 80s i must have been 10 and at the time tony Williams and ranking miss p were the only reggae on a sunday That my mum could pick up in this region at 9pm miss p show starts on radio one so mum would listen on a evening as she did her ironing a knock on the door a sunday visitor time fi serve a person there second sunday dinner could smell browning of the rice heating up and the sweet sound of lovers rock played by miss p ,i remember staying up to listen as i grew up on this and still love the traditional reggae of the 1970 & 80s
@@Tix599 It looked the same on the high road But back then there were no pound shops or 20 chicken shops and sunday a day of piece no shops open I still live in Chadwell heath now it has changed so much
I was in the US air force stationed in the UK in the early 80's. Thats when l first heard of lovers rock and have loved it ever since. I used to drive around 80 miles from the base near Cambridge to Brixton in London to this reggae store and l would listen to reggae all day, such great memories.
This here music is like a good breath of fresh air. This music should always be played on the radio so people can feel good about life and themselves. The world needs to really chill out and feel inspired to love. This here reggae music from this era has the power to do just that!!!
If you like this type of Reggae song, then check out these other killer tunes! Frankie Paul - Be Mine Tonight Don Carlos - Hog & Goat Don Carlos - Late Night Blues Fulk Livingston Reid - Golden Dufferdil Ruddy Simbal - A So The System Work Israel Vibration - Licks & Kicks The Meditations - Babylon Trap Them Johnny Clarke - Nice Time Mighty Diamonds - Tell Me What's Wrong Senya - Roots Man Frankie Paul - Run Come Chuck Turner - I Need You Carl St. Clair - Guilty Of Loving You Don Carlos - Them Say Vicious Irie - Late Night Attack Henkel Irie - Too Much Gun Leroy Brown - Gone Gone Captain Sinbad - Bam Salute Major Manzie - Bout Ya Leroy Roots - Shocking The Terrors - Don't Bother Me Horace Andy - Just Say Who Horace Martin - Peeping Tom Leroy Brown - Heartache Dennis Brown - If This World Were Mine John Holt - Loved A Stranger John Holt - If I Were A Carpenter The Maytones Ft. I-Roy - Money Worries Michael Prophet - Gunman Lacksley Castell - Leaving Linval Thompson Ft. Ranking Toyan - Spar With Me Papa Natty - Dancehall Rock Investigators - Woman I Need Your Loving Lacksley Castell - Johnny Brown Little John - Block Traffic Gregory Peck - Wrong Impression Mikey Spice & Louie Culture - Grab Yuh Lass I-Roy - Commandment IV Waiting In Vain Anthony Johnson - Spend Time Loving You Wailing Souls - Bag A Trouble Barrington Levy - Don't Pretend Nitty Gritty - Amazing Grace Sowell Radics - All Night Jammin' Determine & Vigilante - All Night Vibes Super Black - Love Sick Reggae George - Girl You're Too Young Peter Broggs - Mr. Sheriff Man Sylford Walker - Jah Golden Pen The Maytones - Throw Down Your Arms Tamlins - Testify The Cimarons - Jah No Dead Eddie Lovette Ft. Jah Lloyd - Shining Star
Remind me of 1979 when my mom had her send off party a few days before migrating to the US. I think that party was the best our house ever had. She was a reservation supervisor at the Jamaica Hilton (now RIU) and her friends from work brought her gifts. That was when it hit me that mommy was really leaving. It was a tough 6 months then she returned home resigned her job, came back to Chicago and I fell into a very deep depression, until I joined her 2 years later. My mom and I were very close. Now I've lost her again to cancer. I slumped into depression again, dropped out of my criminal law classes. I am slowly rising again. Miss you mommy.
Hold on my brother. She's ok with God, He will never abandon her or you. Trod forward. She's looking down on you & by the grace of God, we will All meet our loved ones again where there's everlasting life. I recommend to read the Holy Scriptures,particularly the Gospels. Have Faith and Peace, but understand that this is a process you will get through . Don't ever be discouraged! I lost loved ones to the horrible disease also. But, God carried me through when my own legs couldn't. Don't be unbelievable in God. Trust me.
Hope you okay now and strong now but we face another problem today with this horrible virus but we must stay strong for how love ones....bless you all from London uk...
@@Hoxton66 Music is the release in these unprecedented times, we're all on lockdown, perhaps with our loved 1s now getting on our nerves. Just listen 2 some music frm bck in the day, & enjoy the happy memories it conjures up x
Peace and Positivity to you brother. Wishing you the best through your trials and tribulations, tomorrow is a new day and the sun always shines bright above the clouds. One love
☺️☺️omg what memories.. I remember the first time My girlfriend and I first met Horace Andy we had a good time with him ☺️..He was kind, Generous and oh so funny.. I just downloaded this song to My phone thank you 🙏🏽❣️
Sweet sweet voice of "sleepy"....this tune brings back memories when I was 16. Used to jump on the 86 bus to see my girlfriend in Whitechapel....Lord she just a rub up mi ting
Reggae is beautiful in every way possible I think something that truly makes you happy an smile is more valuable an of importance than a simple like don’t just like Reggae I Love its versatility knows No End in my opinion!
This is one of my favourite tracks & I’m glad I’ve got a cd with the same riddim for 8 more artists lol 😆 Always love reggae music never fades! love & peace
Patrick Dacosta The BEST of times 💯 Those were definitely the good old days for REAL...CHERISH the memories cos we will never have dat again....Those were Classic days ❤ Member dem well 🎶🎶💯
Reminds me of a dance at the water commission field in mona, kgn Jamaica with papa roots hipower with Rankin trevor, nicodemus, jah mikey etc. Good old days
