Aquarius 1976 Part 2
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Uploaded by KingSaltyman on Sep 25, 2006
UK Reggae Documentary
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HIp hop started in Jamaica ! daddy u-roy the teacher! then dj cool herc moved from ja to the bronx,nyc & teach the american ppl a new style djing & mcing
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DJ ' Cool Herc ' is the inventor of Hip-Hop. He was born in Jamaica.( Google it ).
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@lordkoos The whole club scene without a live band, With live DJs, sound box and etc... was from Jamaica. That is why the Dancehall preformers are called Deejayers. The sound box men use to way back set up their box to attract business. You also have to remember Jamaica always had some kind of connection to Lousiana because of jazz. Rap was invented by chanters in Africa. That is why dub music the rastas do sound like Rap but the Dancehall genre is Deejaying not rapping.
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i like reggae better than rap anyways, todays "cRAP" sucks, reggae sticks to soul, rhythm and blues.... love it!
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@striper1969 .............. What Love is by Nicky Thomas............. awesome footage of Matumbi.... loved this upload. Thanks
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Nicky Thomas killin it!!! Anyone know the tune? Watched this many times now but still lovin it..so organic, pure roots
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The Ancient Africans, Alkebulan , were chanting for hours upon meditation , prayer and ritual , so those are the original rappers, and its no competition all come together and sing for one cause
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@fishefood: U-Roy chatted already in the sixties.
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we jamaicans were the first ones to put the b side on them mc over it hip hop takes jazz and other influences such as james brown and samples them thats the music but the mc the dj jamaicans brought that so yes we did invent rap
johnnysmash416 2 years ago 11
yes julz145, hiphop is a direct decendant of the reggae soundsystem, the 'talkover dj' is the father of the m.c or rapper but just like reggae, hiphop has descended into emptiness and guntalk, this was such a heartwarming period though but then 'real' struggle produces 'real' music
STEPASAUR 3 years ago 5