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  • Brigi !!!!!!

  • a.....big....BIG RESPECT

  • James Ave Jack Ruby lawn....

  • Also remember, The lyrics that these DJs talk are not written down, its just made up as the music played and they rhymed. The determination of how good a DJ is how well they 'ride' the rhythm (rapped in sync with the music), how long they could talked and told the story. As Briggy said in the clip the General deh yah so dem play the general rhythm (1:51). The method was for the selector to play a little of the side A, the music with the singer, then part 2 or the version was then played

  • happy times in dancehall

  • bap bap foundation music right here,real classic.

  • sean kingstons uncle

  • He looks like Garnett Silk

  • i love 80s dancehall !

  • classic videos ras order

    i say the best dj of all time is i roy

    RAS FAR I

  • Josey wales patterned his style...

  • GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL

  • Prezident Brown is in the red shirt!!!

    He was called Slim Brown in those days...

  • Brigadier Jerry is sister Nancy brother not ninja sister

  • PROPER TINGZ...

  • lol does briggy have on a wutang shirt? b ;) just jokes.

  • Lovin this.. Memory Lane..loll..Thanks for uploading..

  • thats jack ruby sean kingston grand father for those younger ones who didnt know

  • Bwoy.....mi miss dem days bad....

  • Briggie big big big from long time...Raspec'

  • Brigadier Jerry the All Time Greatest !!!

  • whats the name of the first song? its general riddim right?

  • yeah it's general riddim!! loving this riddim dee!

  • lemme comback wit di riddim, nah general. Mi jus wish Sister Nancy was Ninja sis. But anyway big tune. Good Selecta. Whey day get dat from....

  • Jah bless

  • Oh man what happened Supercat he not in the line up it would of been crazy ... Style

  • i man am dr. sweetness hahaha

  • smokin dem tweeds!!

  • ites

    does someone knows the name of the riddim at 2.10m weh him sing "one dance can do" very nice chat over dat riddim "Get out the General way..."

    tanks in advance

    dreadrecords

  • not sure the name but look for beres hammond 'standing ina my way' ... also compare to 'whooa dc' by sugar minott, if ya find out let me know.

  • @artbymungo

    Ites

    just found it on me files dat i will post on my youtube page

    its the single

    One Dance story on presure and slide riddim

    bless and tanks

    dubweedroots

  • @dubweedroots pressure and slide

  • greeeaaaaaaaaaat!!!!!

    heavy brigadieer!! give me more please mr rasorder!!!

    thank you very much for share daaaat!

  • Classic

  • BAAAAAD (Y)

  • aaaaahhh, briggy - just the way i remember him ....nice!!!

  • This is how it started.....I'm trying to figure out where dancehall derail/detoured. How did it become the $hit it is now? By the way this is dancehall not sterilized so called 'roots reggae'. A necessary distinction people have to make nowadays. This is raw; grab a mic, ride a riddim, speed-it-up/slow it down chat-off yu-mouth dancehall vibes.

  • @MachoKokoa Rel talk, I don't know what the hell them doing now a days, pure violence them a preach no wondr Jamaica is the way it is.

  • @MachoKokoa I think the derailing was deliberate...as in american hiphop...dancehall was powerful back then...culturally and intellectually...who can say that now

  • great memories from Briggy & Jack Ruby's mid 80's Jamaica. (RIP jack ruby). Give thanx to the person who filmed this, and took me back to some great dayz.

  • Who goes there??? king of soundsystem, great! rubadubstyle, we love it, even inna Holland! thanks for posting!

  • WOW Him Look Real Young

  • Briggy ah do it! 80's

  • forever the boss a dj

  • dem men was and still the boss i got a loads of theses from riddleydvdsdotcom

  • respek!! briggi a di general!!!

  • iriebent is a retard -- are you related to jack ruby I AM -- AND ASK FAT JAW he lives on 232 st in the bronx -- there was a guy who built the apms for jack and most of the parts were ordered from germany

  • peavey manley and all these companies use people like jack rubys old amp builder and never give them credit ...jack ruby is my uncle and read my original post on amps...

  • Sonnicheeba, Those amps were hand built down to the transformers, most of which were handwound. If you know about those they were huge because of the transformers, usually 2. Thats why they all went to the small Peavey amps, they were more protable. I miss those old tube amps.

  • Sonnicheeba. You don't understand. the tech that built those amps was probably not a US college grad. Neve or Manley would not even consider that guy to work for them, maybe a janitor is the only job thay would give him. They would not have a Jamaican engineer in their workforce, you know why! eg. look at Tubbys, he built soem of the sweetest amps in Jamaica, but he never got any mention in the same sentence as Manley or Neve or even Peavey. But I must agree, those were some sweet sounding amps!

  • Who goes there Dr Sweetness yes come again

    ....works of the Father

  • We were happy to See Briggy here last august in Belgium.Those artists are rare to see here!

    Briggy foundation fe real!

  • Classic, classic,classic this is dancehall history

  • jack rubys family should make some amps and compressors called the jack ruby edition and gear it towards the dancehall and coliseum scene .use the original kt88 tubes and corner the market .jack ruby used about 40 tubes to create that warm but crispy clean punchy dancehall sound he was ahead of his time and what happened to the guy who built the amplifiers he should be working at neve , manley , or avalon today ..

  • i agree with every word!!!

    You make sense

  • i met yellowman .bobby culture. briggy.nickedemus. all in the jack ruby lawn i also fell on a stack of bottles running through the jack ruby kitchen and had to get stiches from a private jamaican doctor who stiched my arm rambo style .

  • greeeaaat memory!!! fucking lucky you guy!!! bless jah rastafari

  • jack ruby could have run for mayor of jamaica...sean kingston aka kisean turner is his grandson

  • jack ruby is my uncle and i never saw speakers and amplifers that big in my life .they built the amps with kt88 valve tube amps these would have been worth close to $10,000 by todays standards the cady 211 amps are the closest in my opinon ,i asked fatjaw the engineer/selector where they got parts and he said germany and usa .i was about 9 or 10 yrs old

  • Briggy inna di lawn gwaan. Bring back nuff memorys of the 80's. Easy General cease and settle!

  • Thats my daddy

    Gwann daddy!!!!!!!

  • one dance riddim

  • I know the first riddim is the General riddim, but could someone please tell me what the tune/riddim is in the 2nd bit (2.05 onwards)?

  • ha` ha lol psml

  • The General pon the mic + The General riddim = "The Living Sweetness... Not even honeycomb can sweet like this."

  • peso man !

  • what one dance can do!

  • what one dance can do!

  • Man these days were good back in Tottenham. Police kill a black man in custody...whole fucking town burn down

  • what is the name of this tune?

  • brigadiere and sista nancy nuff lyrics.( brotha an sista).anybody have any sista nancy vids..?

  • briggie!!!!!!

  • "Who goes there! Dr Sweetness!"

  • yow these tunes are the best man nothing can test these old stuff i got quite a few of these video i bought them from riddleydvdsdotcom they got it all.

  • true. I love these songs as well

  • go and check the website you might find lots more

    one love

  • Gwaan Briggy!

  • Brigadier Jerry, Jose Wales & Charlie Chaplin... Three the hard way! Muuuuuuurda!!!

  • Thankfully ! Jack Ruby, Briggy !

  • Salute the General JAH RASTAFARI!

    Peace

  • i saw briggy do this with ranking joe and shinehead!! inna Los Angeles, everytime i hear the 'general' rhythm i think of that night!! brigga a de general!

  • Do you know what riddim he chats over at the beginning???

  • that first little verse he does is so good!

  • General Riddim

  • When did general riddim come out? I thought it was much later then 86, like 90

  • The General Riddim was actually recorded @ Channel One Studio in 1977. It had a revival in 1984 when Channel One released a riddim album "General for all General" featuring new vocals from artists such as Little John and Barrington Levy, as well as the original 1977 vocals from the Mighty Diamonds. It was later sampled in 1991 by Donovan Germaine for Penthouse with artists like Buju Banton and Garnett Silk on it.

  • Wicked video. Real ting!

  • Very Very Good!!!

  • jerrrrrrrry!! the badest dj long side charlie chaplin to ever walk the face of di eart!!!!!! blesssss

  • original

  • Junior Demus made a performance here as well, which was great, anyone got that part ?

  • big up ,dis is ah grow man

  • no wonder, briggy a di true general a di dancehall game! can't belive dat flow he delivers! super sweet!

  • Give thanks for sharing...

    :)

  • Only one General inna di lawn...

  • big up. respect. dank you for posting all the irie vibes.

  • wicked wicked wicked!!!!

  • my lord this is SOLID! brig jerry on jack rubys sound!

  • Big Up Briggy!

  • good live session, Jack Ruby's System at its best!

  • my mistake its 28th anniversary jack ruby

  • brap brap brap, is supakat on this put up supakat or early b or jr cat, they are there too, its dah GENERAL,,,

  • respect

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