Volcano Hi-Power Sound System Live & Direct In Skateland Jamaica 1984 part 1
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Volcano Sound System Live & Direct In Skateland Jamaica 1984 part 1
YELLOWMAN, LOUIE LEPKE, TOYAN, BILLY BOYO, JOSEY WALES, LEE VAN CLIFF AND DANNY DREAD IS THE SELECTOR ON VOLCANO SOUND
Volcano Hi-Power Sound System belonged to music lover, producer, and drug kingpin Henry “Junjo” Lawes, who was shot dead in London in 1999. He single-handedly launched the dancehall style that later morphed into ragga. Teaming up with sound engineer Scientist (another unsung hero), he had the baddest tunes, and the baddest singers, from Barrington Levy to Yellowman to Toyan…
In 1983 Junjo Lawes formed the Sound System Volcano that came to be one of the legendary dance hall sounds in Jamaica. Resident deejays where Buro, Shadowman, Toyan, El Fego Barker. The selector was Danny Dread.
Volcano also was also the name of Junjos label on which he released his own productions. The label was based in Myrie Avenue, Kingston 11. Cocoa Tea, Frankie Paul, Yellowman and many other artists have released on Volcano.
In the early 80's Tero Kaski and Pekka Vuorinnen visited Jamaica to write a book about Junjo and the deejays of the sound. This was published in 1984 as »Reggae Inna Dance Hall Style« (Black Star).
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The year is 1984 was only 18 Didn't have children young free and single I am in my early 50s today I wish I had a time machine to take my children back to that time to show them how nice the world was look at it today so much changes those days will never return ever
1984 I was 13, we were breakdancing. Miss those days of youth growing up.
Good talk dat..
I agree . Had that conversation with my only child.
Real talk
Easy breada 👊🏼
When dancehall was real.
Josey wales live sound exactly like the record , the man bad
Legit bad man
Who else is listening in 2019. It’s funny how the music that we grew up with Took a drastic turn in 2019 mine you I can remember all of Josie lyric that was 1984 asked me today to repeat any of the lyrics of today I don’t know where to start 😞
Mr don’t No nothing real talk brethren
Mr don’t No nothing everyday
Still listening 👂🏽in 2020 in quarantine time woiii 🇯🇲🇬🇧🎶💞
Totally agree with that!
Di music get bleach out
Rankin Toyan a di Man! Jah know wish I was around dem time deh fi see him live and direct!
TRUTH and RIGHT , LOVE and LIGHT....
Fi real
Yes hempress!! love your tunes
Wish mi could ah see u direct yuh gwan large 💋😘
SERIOUS TIMES!!!!! CANT GET THOSE DAYS, AGAIN!!!! GIVE THANKS FOR THE RECORDING.
Look how humble yellow man was everyone was saying king yellow
Right??!!!
Wowwww that voice of Carlton Livingston! Cd quality! ‘With a 100 weight of collie weed’’. Best reggae video on youtube! Hardcore rubadub style! And King Yellowman is still the best!
Mi no want no pretty girls 🤔 🐊👻
The birthplace of hip hop is in Jamaica
It's difficult to say, IMHO, and depends on how far you want to go back; FWIW I think you're right, though people far more knowledgeable than I am have traced its heritage back to Africa. As far as I know, toasting is of Jamaican origin, and that counts for a lot. Offhand, if I had to pick a single point of origin, it would be the innovation of Count Matchuki. He's the one, followed closely by King Stitt and U-Roy.
The earliest recording I've heard of something resembling a rap _battle_ is Trinidadian (Calypso) from the 1950s (Picong Duel, Lord Melody/Mighty Sparrow). If you haven't heard that before, I linked to it in this post. Listen to it and you'll quickly see what I'm talking about. As you listen, keep in mind that they didn't write this in advance of the recorded performance. These lyrics are entirely extemporaneous. The whole thing is them insulting each other. Incidentally, they were good friends. This was the art form.
Lord Melody:
You know that I'll be proud and glad
If Sampson and Delilah come back to Trinidad
But when they come, I wouldn't go in the theatre
Because look the jawbone of the ass right here!
Mighty Sparrow:
Well, ladies and gents, to tell you this I'm sure
When the circus was here they had a big uproar
Walking hand in hand, the female chimpanzee
Take Mello for she man!
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@@bsadewitz Great analysis my friend. You're on point. Rightttttt! Bimmaah!
By way of the BX
@@bsadewitz shut up
Toyan take it serious, man have on headphones at the dance. No disturbance to him ting
Papa Dread
truss mih😂Lol
this is special
a 1980s dance video that is
both crystal clear audio and
video usually it's one or the other.
great to see the full Volcano crew of Henry Junjo Laws studio doing a showcase dung ah Skateland church.
this is so old Yellowman
face still straight and Josey looks like a youth.
Sensational find Don Sinclair
u get promoted to
5 star General *****
for this.
selah
Only Missing Charlie Chaplin n the real brigadier general. Amazing studio quality production but live l🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 VOLCANO #1!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I was 10 years old And I remember those days I wish if those days can come back I wanna cry😢😢 can those days come back?
They will!!! All rastafari chanting in happiness 🙏🏾
As a teenager, I had to hide to listen to this music. I still listen by myself. I'm almost 60 years old.
Danny Dread the greatest selector on both sides of the equater ✊🏽
Takes me back to being a skinhead early 80s blues loads fun growing up good friends black n white
Toyan the DJ with lots of patterns
I was 13 and these dance used to get pass round school on cassette tape
Best times of my life also the year I met my 1st Queen ❤️
Bless up from Nassau Bahamas 242, boy I still bussing off this old skool foundation it still rocking hard today, bless up too the artist them who perform ''King Yellow Man, Josey Wales, Louis Lepke, Papa Toyan, Lee Van Cliff''...
the good old dancehall days every artist "bigging "each other up pure love and togetherness.
Ranking toyan was one of the first Dj I saw 1981 Gemini orange street downtown Kingston
this is timeless.... jesus....what a line up... pure dance hall..... unbelievable
Good memories, dem time deh a still rude boy time for those who can remember, bad boy culture goes way back to the 1960s Clarks shoes and Diamond socks were the rage...dem time man ah give gun salute ina dance...dance still get shot up still...our culture #JamaicanLife 😉🇯🇲💯
I liked how dance used to run. Oper would fling on a new version of a popular riddim, then flash out the original Studio One cut. Killer vibes.
Classical music, you can't get tired of it!!! The vibes well nice...
Papa Toyan is that dude may he Rest in Peace
A beautiful gift. Because of these guys cool herc was able to start off hip hop when he moved here (of course much before 1984)
Those were the days ; real dancehall free style lyrics..👏👏
Makes me so happy , remember my tape player😂
no one cant beat the original generals dem 🙌🙌🇯🇲🇯🇲
I would give me arm to be born in a time to enjoy these days! KING YELLOW
Josey Wales is a true entertainer.
You know what you talking bout
Bwoy look at the love and unity
How this got to my phone, I dont know, you tube going to far with your likes, played it 3 times straight, 1st time seeing the baddest DJ of the 80s papa
toyan anywhere on you tube, thanks 4 the upload.
Wicked show man wicked show🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The greatest DJ session of all time !!!
This is classic...Reggae dancehall like the way it should be. Strictly raggamuffin style!!!
Pure rub'a'dub DJ style - time before raggamuffin style
instablaster
WOOOW CLASSIC DANCEHALL RIP TO THOSE LOUIE,,LEE VAN CLIFF,,PAPA TAYON DIED IN THE RUFF STREETS IN JAMAICA 😮😮 JOSEY AND KING YELLO STILL WITH US IN 2024 GODBLESS ❤
Original ruff voice Toyan!
Only king Yellowman the best...long life legend..
RIP Billy Boyo, Lee Van Cliff, Lui Lepki , Toyan & Junjo
Lee van cliff had a very unfortunate end...
What happened to billy boyo
@@tvm8794 Some kind of illness.
@@percivalhowell7516 Did Jingles...died and how??
@@Junjo11 who's jingkles?
Original dance .a dis the real vibezz.no lap top real dj.
Toyan very heavy; bearing down on the mic and Delivering the Word!
Original rubberadub.. pants a rub up pon the skirt them..who still watching 2022..
Toyan Style Was From outa space... Way ahead of its time... Ribbit !
Ribbbbiiiitttttgt
everyone in jamaica they just love yellow :)
Love, Honor and Respect to Jose Wales, Yellow, etc. This songs bring back so much memories when I was a little girl. They place this so many times on the Mini Bus and in the Dancehall. The is a timeless master piece so authentic the real Roots and Culture.
For Mature Audience Only 25 Years and Older Please🔥😉 Respect Danny Dread🔥
Look how the people dem a bubnle, everyone chilling,,, look pon danny dread!!
Good old days DJs
6:00 one of the best drops
Where can we find that frfr
Dem time yah dance did nice.
This was real dancehall rub a dub style. DJ haffi know how fi build lyrics pon di spot. Big up Josey Wales and Toyan
From start to finish straight fire
KING YELLOWMAN ALWAYS GO HARD.... REPRESENT. JOSEY EXTRA HOTTTTTT
I am from Geordie land --Newcastle Upon Tyne but I heard you all when I stayed there down South for a while ❤️😉love your music 💖🥰
Thank you many blessings.
SKATELAND
When man used to rub down his woman 🕺🏿💃🏾
Just remember my dad had this dance session on vinyl
Lee van cliff bar deejay fire
Still watching 2021 - Golden age of Dancehall
Rip Devon Perkins Papa Lee Van Cliff
Those were the good old day jah know
RIP Lee Von Cliff!!
Lee van cliff had a very sad and unfortunate demise. Drugs, violence.
Percival Howell Ladamercy
@@percivalhowell7516 same with a lot of other deejays around him... Ringo Toyan and a couple other I can’t think of right now. Ik Nicodemous was a serious coke smuggler but that never took him
Yas I recall gatherings like this!
+Michelle House respect star bless
Easy King Yellowman...Josey Wales a run ting
100 weight a colliweed!! BIG TUNE
St Ann Jamaica JLP Anthem
Garnet sillek
Fumar y escuchar estos temas los más 😅😊
Maximum respect.
Real real real dancle hall vybz
Wow I wish that we could have those days back 👍🏽👍🏽 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Was today years old when i finally deciphered what Josey was saying I’m that hook
❤❤❤❤, love this , takes me back, 1989
Love to see sensi bun ina di dance
The king in the ring there can be only one king
This should be shown in schools across the ''Globe'' on how a dances should be hahah ! !
Rankin Toyan was tuff lots of deejays picked his style up
2022 dis still wicked ...
The year before Sleng Teng changed everything
Original Dancehall Dj , Seen!
now a days the dancehall dont sound sweet like dem times yah
Real talk
True true true NotFamous
leh go me hand gate man let me come in.....
"Hear me now dread"
King Yellowman, came to Birmingham, Alabama once and performed in the late 90s I think. Respect King Yellowman...
Rankin Toyan was one of the greatest to hold a mic
Original Fire!!
Toyan big up 💚
There must have been some real badman in that dance but still one could feel safe and at home there.
I swear ..ppl big realize look how ppl focused on the artist dem this was real super star status ... them man ya was STAR A STREET
Classic thanks for sharing
🎶 🎵 🎺 🎼 🎧 🎸 🎤 👍🏽 💯 😎🇯🇲 👍🏽 👍🏽
Good😢old skateland back in d days
Classic 'rub-a-dub' dancehall. Sadly alot of these guys died at the hand of gun violence in politically/socially turbulent jamacia of the 70s/80s. Lepke, Toyan, Lee Van - all shot dead.
Thomas Tucker Not so true. Lee Van Cliff get kill in Vanderveer Projects and Louie Lepki died in the 90’s Area not through politics either. Toyan died in Jamaica when he returned for his own Tool if ya know wi mi meen. R.I.P. Byron(Toyan)
@@MrYanks why did toyan actually get killed
Legends of dancehall
bless up the old school yah bless love it
Still rockin this in 2019!!!!
King yellowman is ah wizard pon de microphone. Him last part was nice n clever
♡♥2019...brasil
Chattin on the mic 🔥🔥🔥🔥 LICK WOOD *slaps table mad hard
LEGENDS IN THE D.J GAME...BRAAAAAAP!!!!
Tune!
Miss it now, a different sound clash them times, were people munch, smoke nuff said
Loud and clear sir!!
Henry "Junjo" Lawes' sound Volcano would have been quite new then. Sound used to mash it up.
Yes
My cousin from Alman Town Regent St Tony Carrot was a bad singer on Volcano Sound wicked singer did a song title every bibow is a star