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  • Pussi hole Gov trying to kill off em nephew ''Lauren Lindo'' by false accusation by the marriott hotel job, em use to work for inna frisco Ca,... PussiHOLE! me knw dem!

  • Sounds just as good acapella.

  • Inglan filled up wit dem batty bwois and transsexuals. Dem royal familee iz gay. Burn de queen's wig on fire, and put a dirty tire around de batty Prince Charles to burn him dead. Burn Inglan again soon.

  • 3 people think that George Lindo was guilty

  • 133,812 know he wasen't......

  • respect Linton Kwesi Johnson

  • lkj the genius

  • maggie tatcher with her racist shoe ? 0:21 :L

  • @LiveLifeRandomfFul

    Racist show lad

  • @Bud1UK Hmm lol thanks :)

  • Linton when are you coming to Germany again?? Too much nasty dancehall here,we need some more wise people like you

  • Me and my friend Chris used to do this poem on rooftops doing carpentry in Raynham, Massachusetts. 

  • Magic.linton.bnp.;-)

  • Simply beautiful

  • Johnson had his own brush with the police in 1972, when he was charged 'for having the audacity to inquire about the welfare of people who were being arrested. I saw three black youths being arreste

    The 'Sus laws' were behind Johnson's poem about a youth in prison, Sonny's Lettah, and his Counterblast programme highlights landmarks in black British history of the past 30 years, such as the campaigns for George Lindo, framed for robbery in Bradford and later released with £25,000 compensation;

  • but wha,

  • for free .but wha mi want fi goh rave

  • It doesn't strike me as incendiary or racist so not knowing his references, I think that the passion is what's important, even if it's completely misplaced. Anyone can listen to his rhymes and see their own struggles or doing what's right by guarding the good from the evil.

  • that's why he is important. in the 70's it was hard in brixton...

  • well rehearsed, top performance= good shites

    Jah bless.

  • Top Natch poet

  • The one man Bob Marley accredited as the father and inspiration for the whole Reggae movement was none other than Linton Kwesi Johnson.

    (there is archival footage of this)

  • provide the source please

  • @kykdaar Given that LKJ released his first record in 78 I'd say that BM might have been smoking a bit too much at the time if he really did say that...

  • @kykdaar Not knocking LKJ, he great, but he's hardly the " father and inspiration for the whole Reggae movement". Reggae came out of Clement Dodd's Studio One in Kingston in the late 60's when LKJ was still a teenager. By the time LKJ's first album came out (Dread Beat an' Blood) reggae was already 10 years old and had been picked up in the 70's by many social groups including the rastas. And reggae is no more a 'movement' than jazz is a 'movement'. Just great jamaican music, nobody owns it.

  • @kykdaar

    wow I've never heard that but I see reggae in england and jamaica evolving together in that time

  • LKJ.. what more can you say. A prophet and a poet. Wish he would come to the states more.

    roots, rock, reggae

  • true african poet jamacan styles

  • Fukin maggie thatcher!!!!!!!!!

  • great poet!

  • amazin tune

    jah bless

    George Lindo, he is a working man

    George Lindo, he is a family man

    George Lindo, he never do wrong

    George Lindo,the innocent one

    George Lindo him never carry no dagger

    Geroge Lindo, him is not no robber

    George Lindo, they haffi let him go

    George Lindo they better free him now!

  • omfg.. haha .. just great!

  • Excellent !!!

  • A great Man! No fear! I love him. He gives Music a Meaning.

  • This man is the coolest dude inna jah overAllS!!!

    Thank You! G'ye betti Free im NOW!! I've much respect for Linton Johnson Yes jah.

  • could you send me this video i need it for a presentation for my english mayjor class

  • Great dub poetry! Thanks for posting this!

  • Thank you

  • power ta ya nation hart pure and simple.

  • i love this

  • I was singin this this moring...

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