This is big. Teach Dem, you did it again. Stranger Cole is one of the few artists still around who were active during the early stages of Jamaican music, Ska, Rocksteady, and Reggae. Please ask Stranger which artist/musician played a big role in influencing the change from Ska to Rocksteady to Reggae. Keep up the good work, Teach Dem.
Thanks! Up teach up love this the man voice strong fi a Elder love this interview we as early morning Truck drivers appreciate these interviews thank you Mr Teach Dem
It's so good to see Stranger Cole with all faculties intact and still coherently sharp, he really is a lucky man, one of the few real living musical legends left in Jamaica....Teach Dem you are doing outstanding work documenting the story of all these Jamaican legends that we would otherwise know very little about. Hope you also get recognised for your great works in due time 👍🏾
Wow, this is golden! Honestly I thought Stranger Cole had passed, so happy to know ur alive & well. I met Stranger & Patsy personally at Slim Smith's funeral, bredda u still up deh brain well in tact. Thanks to you Teach dem
I worked with Stranger for a short while in the early 70s at a factory just outside of Toronto. The memories of his jokes on our breaks will forever stay with me. Factory work wasn't Stranger thing so he didn't stay long. Music was always in his blood. Big respect bredda Stranger 🙏🙏
teach dem i dont know if you will see this comment but I just hope you know that what you are doing is monumentally important, especially for people like me who truly love music, oldies music in particular. I appreciate it alot, oldies music is my obsession from childhood and this good that you are doing will live after you, bless up!!
@@TeachDemthis is the library of Jamaican music , well done sir please continue to document our history and make it into a docuseries make sure you control this content you are inspiring respect bro
Mr. Stranger cole . I’m so pleased to see him. I’ve thought of him and wondered what becomes of him. This man should gotten Jamaica’s greatest awards. Good continued blessing on you.
Such a joy seeing Stranger. He was a friend of my uncle. In the 70’s he had a record store in Toronto. I used to enjoy our weekly trip to Jew town then bc we would hang out in Stranger’s record store. He always had all the latest music. More life and blessings to you Stranger Cole, music legend ❤
Yes Teach Dem. I was 6 years Old when I was Listening to stranger Cole Song. (Ska) At The Time. And No one knows Much about This Man 👨 so what you Are doing teach Dem is Really GOOD 👍 TRUST ME BIG ⬆️🆙 to You
This is a gem. Don't know if teachdem have any idea say 20 years down the road his interviews are gonna be classics ..you need a vault to secure them .
Teach this one is a cut above the rest....never know that this man is such a giant....the man is still functional and well spoken...only u can get these types of interviews...blessings
Rough and Tough is my favourite Stranger Cole and 'When You Call My Name', is my granny's favourite. RIP Granny and all the old neighbours in Kingston 14
Teach Dem, brings tears to my eyes watching you interview all the legends, knowing you actually care with the research you do before interviewing the greats. Stranger Cole is from my late fathers era when he had his sound system here in the U.K. These interviews are time capsules for future generations to look back on & see where our beloved music started & how it’s evolved over the years. Truly I give thanks for the work you put in & the platform you give to our legends. In my humble opinion Jamaica needs to give you an award for your work because when we are no longer here physically these interviews will be so important for generations to come. Bless you for the works you do. Another brilliant interview with the great Stranger Cole.
Well done, Teach Dem. Another epic interview with one of the legendary icon in Jamaica music, Mr. Stranger Cole. I owned documentary DVDs and knew a lot about Stranger Cole but I’ve learned much more from this interview. Where is part 2?
Well done , what a intelligent artist and his memory is still there and matter of fact this my cousin on my father's side septimus bunny shaw. Big up my cousin will be in touch soon excellent interview. Errol.
I'm so happy to see the joy on the faces of these elders/legend in the music industry. Teach your just on another level continue the journey more blessings.
Another one of the big columns in our music. Stranger Cole is surely a ICON who should be respected blessings to see he's alive and looking well in his 70ths big up Teach keep pushing big up the team as always.
Nuff respect for interviewing this great legend one of our grassroot foundations pioneer of our music and I am so elated to see this man so eloquent in his delivery it's a real blessing and met this man at fab five studios some years ago and we were holding some wonderful memories of our music and general life itself these men are national heroes for me
Always a joy to see Stranger Cole...a real Legend in the music. Happy to see him healthy and happy and still making music. Wish him many more years of good health anx success.
That was a beautiful interview with Stranger Cole Mr Teacher. Let's call that interview The A Side, i can't wait for the version. Blessings to Mr Cole & yourself.🎤🔊🎼🎵🎶
Yes , the man ya is a legendary artist who held a lot of hands...bless his longevity ... nostalgia..like when he said "pure green light" it show his positive mind set. Who's mouth the word reggae first came out of ?
TEACH DEM TRULY REACH DEM!!!...Give thanks for this!!,this is NOT a interview,this is a Living Time Vault,this is The Great Stranger Cole 🇯🇲🙏🏿👏🏿👍🏿🎓🎵,keep up the great work Teach!!
This is incredible great news in history about our musical culture and our original Artists This Artis has great quality music and a excellent memory on his journey doing the Best of pushing the Jamaican music industry, Bless your heart Stranger you are a real living legend, Respect Teach Dem great interview great job.💯💯💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hope you can be awarded a national award in the not too distant future, I love the fact that you are bringing awareness to these artists and their music, you are indeed a teacher my brother, continue to enlighten us about our musical history.
Somebody please Ask Wayne Marshal to give this man the OD ....teach Salute king....No other Journalist ever do such a great deed to Jamaican music ....Teacher you Stand alone ....Teach dem..Stand Alone
Those over seas interview with even Patsy....teach we with you enuh...this program need a Great sponsor......the big stage and the report not so interesting to me....these missing info....The one line hit song .. first reggae song....this big....me watch the interview 2 time already ❤
Top interview with a great artiste whose work in the business I think hasn't been highlighted enough. Big up Teach Dem for the great work you're doing!
Teach Dem, give thanks for bringing us this icon to share his journey. It was a pleasure to learn so much about Mr. Stranger Cole. Another great interview mi bredda. MORE LIFE, MORE STRENGTH, Blessed Love!!!
I just got around to listening to this very important interview with the great foundation artiste, Stranger Cole aka Stranjah Cole, and it was way more than I expected. So much information. For about 7 years or so now, I have had a tradition of dedicating the first 3 months of each year to listening to foundation music from Jamaica's pioneers (as my tribute to them), while jogging in the mornings. Ska in January, Rocksteady in February and 70s/80s Reggae in March. I will be adding Mento as soon as I finally get them organized. I have even ranked the songs on each of the playlists in the order of which is my favourite, and it's interesting that the song that is firmly at #1 on my Ska playlist is When I Call Your Name - Stranger Cole & Patsy Todd. This interview is full of gems, including the interesting story about (Woman No Want) Bangarang. It was quite refreshing to hear stories and information about Ska/Rocksteady songs that I have enjoyed over the years.
I did have a girlfriend in primary school, and her mother was working at Wrights jewellery store… off King street and Beeston street… that’s from the late 70’s early 80’s 😁😁😁 Good interview 🔥🔥🔥🔥☝🏾🇯🇲
This is big. Teach Dem, you did it again. Stranger Cole is one of the few artists still around who were active during the early stages of Jamaican music, Ska, Rocksteady, and Reggae. Please ask Stranger which artist/musician played a big role in influencing the change from Ska to Rocksteady to Reggae. Keep up the good work, Teach Dem.
Thanks Teach dem for this interview. May God continue to bless This humble man. Thank you for your music Mr Cole
Blessings fam
Thanks! Up teach up love this the man voice strong fi a Elder love this interview we as early morning Truck drivers appreciate these interviews thank you Mr Teach Dem
Respect bro 👊🏽
It's so good to see Stranger Cole with all faculties intact and still coherently sharp, he really is a lucky man, one of the few real living musical legends left in Jamaica....Teach Dem you are doing outstanding work documenting the story of all these Jamaican legends that we would otherwise know very little about. Hope you also get recognised for your great works in due time 👍🏾
Wow, this is golden! Honestly I thought Stranger Cole had passed, so happy to know ur alive & well. I met Stranger & Patsy personally at Slim Smith's funeral, bredda u still up deh brain well in tact. Thanks to you Teach dem
I worked with Stranger for a short while
in the early 70s at a factory just outside
of Toronto. The memories of his jokes on our breaks will forever stay with me.
Factory work wasn't Stranger thing so he didn't stay long. Music was always in his blood. Big respect bredda Stranger 🙏🙏
Whaaa
One of the unsung hero of our music.Big up mr. Cole, u large
teach dem i dont know if you will see this comment but I just hope you know that what you are doing is monumentally important, especially for people like me who truly love music, oldies music in particular. I appreciate it alot, oldies music is my obsession from childhood and this good that you are doing will live after you, bless up!!
Respect Sir Walker, happy you find value in what I do
Big up family cole singing ranks last name cole too
Well said i echo what your are saying this is the library of Jamaican music
@@TeachDemthis is the library of Jamaican music , well done sir please continue to document our history and make it into a docuseries make sure you control this content you are inspiring respect bro
Mi like Stranger Cole
Mr. Stranger cole . I’m so pleased to see him. I’ve thought of him and wondered what becomes of him. This man should gotten Jamaica’s greatest awards. Good continued blessing on you.
This too short, I even thought this gentleman passes away,pleasure to see and hear him,big historian in the ska/ reggae field,teach you did it big.
Such a joy seeing Stranger. He was a friend of my uncle. In the 70’s he had a record store in Toronto. I used to enjoy our weekly trip to Jew town then bc we would hang out in Stranger’s record store. He always had all the latest music. More life and blessings to you Stranger Cole, music legend ❤
Yes Teach Dem. I was 6 years Old when I was Listening to stranger Cole Song. (Ska)
At The Time. And No one knows
Much about This Man 👨 so what you Are doing teach Dem is Really GOOD 👍 TRUST ME
BIG ⬆️🆙 to You
😮
Big up yourself, Teach and legendary Sir Cole, it's an honour to see you on this platform, Sir..
Teach Dem, you are the man! I listened to these songs as a boy and seeing the artist brings joy to me. Thank you!!!
This is a gem. Don't know if teachdem have any idea say 20 years down the road his interviews are gonna be classics ..you need a vault to secure them .
👊
Teach this one is a cut above the rest....never know that this man is such a giant....the man is still functional and well spoken...only u can get these types of interviews...blessings
Rough and Tough is my favourite Stranger Cole and 'When You Call My Name', is my granny's favourite. RIP Granny and all the old neighbours in Kingston 14
Teach Dem, brings tears to my eyes watching you interview all the legends, knowing you actually care with the research you do before interviewing the greats. Stranger Cole is from my late fathers era when he had his sound system here in the U.K.
These interviews are time capsules for future generations to look back on & see where our beloved music started & how it’s evolved over the years.
Truly I give thanks for the work you put in & the platform you give to our legends.
In my humble opinion Jamaica needs to give you an award for your work because when we are no longer here physically these interviews will be so important for generations to come.
Bless you for the works you do.
Another brilliant interview with the great Stranger Cole.
Very important comment this one admiral.
Babsy Is full time Stranejah get his national award !!! Give the man his while he is alive.
Yehman Teach Ah Longtime Great Artist Like Strange Cole Fi Get Some Love And Respect 🫡. One Of The Foundation Artist With Hits That Help Set It.
Strange Cole has a nice vibe as a elder and always bring a smile to your face. Respect 🫡 and manners Mr. Strange Cole.
Very nice vibes
@@TeachDem
From the interview I see it was a real joy for you to be in his presence and it kept you smiling 😊.
Well done, Teach Dem. Another epic interview with one of the legendary icon in Jamaica music, Mr. Stranger Cole. I owned documentary DVDs and knew a lot about Stranger Cole but I’ve learned much more from this interview. Where is part 2?
Well done , what a intelligent artist and his memory is still there and matter of fact this my cousin on my father's side septimus bunny shaw. Big up my cousin will be in touch soon excellent interview. Errol.
I'm so happy to see the joy on the faces of these elders/legend in the music industry. Teach your just on another level continue the journey more blessings.
Teacher always do his homework
Well done teach dem this is massive 👏 👍
Stranger Cole is a corner stone .
Thank you both .
👊🏽
This is what you call a legend 🙌 Thank you Teach Dem. 22/10/23
Another one of the big columns in our music. Stranger Cole is surely a ICON who should be respected blessings to see he's alive and looking well in his 70ths big up Teach keep pushing big up the team as always.
Nuff respect for interviewing this great legend one of our grassroot foundations pioneer of our music and I am so elated to see this man so eloquent in his delivery it's a real blessing and met this man at fab five studios some years ago and we were holding some wonderful memories of our music and general life itself these men are national heroes for me
His aura makes me comeback to this interview one too many times 😊such great energy
I agree
Great interview. The man still full a vibes. Teach nuff respect!!!
Nuff respect to stranger Cole, the man very articulate in his reasoning
Teach Dem, you are doing a great job and you continue to find the legends.I look forward to the interviews.Great job young man keep it up.
Teach, the documentary is a must see. Absolutely beautiful
MANNERS AND RESPECT TO THE GREAT STRANGER COLE...BLESS UP TEACH DEM...UP
Rough and tough was my favorite when you call my name stranger Cole and patsy.Lots of respect.
Always a joy to see Stranger Cole...a real Legend in the music. Happy to see him healthy and happy and still making music. Wish him many more years of good health anx success.
That was a beautiful interview with Stranger Cole Mr Teacher. Let's call that interview The A Side, i can't wait for the version. Blessings to Mr Cole & yourself.🎤🔊🎼🎵🎶
His Story is indelibly intertwined with our lives, Our Story …and we never even knew😮…History! Teach Dem ..thank you❤️💚💛
Awesome work Teach Dem. These older artistes are the bridges between now and the beginning of the music. It was a blast listening to Stranger Cole.
Yes , the man ya is a legendary artist who held a lot of hands...bless his longevity ... nostalgia..like when he said "pure green light" it show his positive mind set. Who's mouth the word reggae first came out of ?
Great interview man lively intelligent and full of vibes
Big up 👍🏿 yourself Stranger Cole
It is a really true blessing to hear from the great man❤️❤️🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Fantastic interview with a great man,an absolute pleasure.
TEACH DEM TRULY REACH DEM!!!...Give thanks for this!!,this is NOT a interview,this is a Living Time Vault,this is The Great Stranger Cole 🇯🇲🙏🏿👏🏿👍🏿🎓🎵,keep up the great work Teach!!
Wow this man help so mouch artist very touching
This is incredible great news in history about our musical culture and our original Artists This Artis has great quality music and a excellent memory on his journey doing the Best of pushing the Jamaican music industry, Bless your heart Stranger you are a real living legend, Respect Teach Dem great interview great job.💯💯💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hope you can be awarded a national award in the not too distant future, I love the fact that you are bringing awareness to these artists and their music, you are indeed a teacher my brother, continue to enlighten us about our musical history.
Respect my brother
Did watch dis today. And i loved it. First artiste to have a one line hit song 😂😂big up legendary Stranger Cole. Man still up n kicking tpc 🇬🇭🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of my favorite artists of that time.alot of contributions he he made.
Somebody please Ask Wayne Marshal to give this man the OD ....teach Salute king....No other Journalist ever do such a great deed to Jamaican music ....Teacher you Stand alone ....Teach dem..Stand Alone
Leave that alone yaaa sah lol but respect bro 👊
Those over seas interview with even Patsy....teach we with you enuh...this program need a Great sponsor......the big stage and the report not so interesting to me....these missing info....The one line hit song .. first reggae song....this big....me watch the interview 2 time already ❤
@MinisterBabsy Grange, let us talk about this vibrant & powerful natural treasure!!!
Teach dem interview you are the best ever
Manners an respect mi bredda, one more pon dem, bwoy mi na know how yu find dem legendary people maximum respect
Top interview with a great artiste whose work in the business I think hasn't been highlighted enough. Big up Teach Dem for the great work you're doing!
Great interview.Nuff respect Teach.
Stranger cole was one of my favorite singer back in the days
Ska legend alive and kicking and touring too.
This artist sounds very interesting and intelligent. He also had some massive hits over the years.
Wish yuh live nuf nuff nuff more years a head ❤a yuh!!!!!more love ❤️ more love ❤️ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great Interview..this man heart is clean and pure..how many artist would look out for his friend..he bring along ken boothe in the Business ❤❤❤
Great interview teach. Legend.
Jah jah, the man is so articulate in his reasoning. Maximum respect elder Cole
Great Artist like Stranger Cole give us Beautiful music to help us enjoy the niceness of Life, Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Teach ❤ Bigup Mr Cole
Nuff respect sir stranger I still listen to his song especially on the weekend blessings sa
I absolutely enjoyed this interview❤❤Big up Stranger Cole, thanks for your contribution. Teach you continue to amaze me by doing your homework👊🏾😊
Great interview he have all his faculty working ...mind sharp.intelegent more than most new so call artist, they need to take Notes..
Much love strange jah
Teach Dem, give thanks for bringing us this icon to share his journey. It was a pleasure to learn so much about Mr. Stranger Cole. Another great interview mi bredda. MORE LIFE, MORE STRENGTH, Blessed Love!!!
Teach u r doing good
Mercy!Stranger Cole is still with us?Respect Teach Dem. One of the greats.I grew up listening to his music.
Respect love honour Sir Stranger Cole you are God sent More life more money more blessings 🙏
I could remember my aunt Ven dancing to when I call your name it was so beautiful..;
This is global Teach gwan do the good work living icon living legend honor Sir cole
WOW one more legend
The man have a joyful spirit though, true veteran more blessings sir. Big up teach
Very joyful spirit
Looking forward for the next interview 👍
Stranger Cole is a great ambassador of our music. A1 interview
Agree bro
Teach dem blessings to you king
Good to know he's still around..my late mother always talked about him
I just got around to listening to this very important interview with the great foundation artiste, Stranger Cole aka Stranjah Cole, and it was way more than I expected. So much information. For about 7 years or so now, I have had a tradition of dedicating the first 3 months of each year to listening to foundation music from Jamaica's pioneers (as my tribute to them), while jogging in the mornings. Ska in January, Rocksteady in February and 70s/80s Reggae in March. I will be adding Mento as soon as I finally get them organized. I have even ranked the songs on each of the playlists in the order of which is my favourite, and it's interesting that the song that is firmly at #1 on my Ska playlist is When I Call Your Name - Stranger Cole & Patsy Todd. This interview is full of gems, including the interesting story about (Woman No Want) Bangarang. It was quite refreshing to hear stories and information about Ska/Rocksteady songs that I have enjoyed over the years.
Ah 1 ting y'kno, nobody can't rush teach interlooks Dem. We soon reach da part deh, Mon/ wi nuh reach deh so yet!!!!!
Lol 😂
Respect teach!! great hail
Another Legendary one this Teachdem . Stranger Cole full of tunes, big dubplate songs too
Jamaica 🇯🇲 needs to honor him now and don't wait
This man has no air about him big respect fadda Daddy genuine gawn fadda 👍
What a gwaaaan Chris big Interview 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Big Strangah Cole from Trench Town.
Great interview teach the man still sounds sweet and looks great
Great interview I learned a lot it's my first time hearing and seeing this legend
yes TEACH another bad bad bad ! interview gosh im learning so much history thanks to you love dat ....manners and respect king
This is your biggest interview, teach love it learn a lot ,keep doing the work 👏
Blessed
I loved "Down by the train line".Classic.
Looking good on apologetic..!🎉Well spoken.
Greatest Reggae Legend icon
Jones Town was a beautiful place back in the days. Big up to all Jones Town❤ massive
I did have a girlfriend in primary school, and her mother was working at Wrights jewellery store… off King street and Beeston street… that’s from the late 70’s early 80’s 😁😁😁
Good interview 🔥🔥🔥🔥☝🏾🇯🇲
More life more love its about time you get some decent recognition ❤
What a man personality nice?...Omg, iloved this interview.
Award stranger now. Big up teach dem
4rom Zimbabwe with love! Front desk paying attention Teach. Big up Mr Cole. Foundation settings.