Heartbroken to learn of Terry Hall’s passing. Thank you TH for being part of a cultural revolution that helped change my life. Your legacy will live forever. RIP
As a trombonist, I at first thought this song to be easy, but this trombonist's tone and ability to stay perfectly in tune is immaculate. I wish he got more credit.
His name is Rico Rodriguez, he has much appreciation unless of course you are a complete twat that didnt bother to look. Man from Waricka would be a good start for you to listen to
It's Rico Rodriguez. He's pretty legendary and I feel that his work with The Specials got quite well credited. At the time the band was having a string of hits, I'm pretty certain that anyone following their music in the UK, at least, would have known his name.
He went to Buckingham Palace and got a gong for his contribution to British music, which is pretty good going for someone who’s actually from Jamaica and who played trombone on the original recording of this song in the 1960s.. Not many Brits getting awards from the Jamaicans.. He got plenty of credit..
From Russia with love. In the post-Soviet space, especially in the 2000s, popular performers playing quasi-ska and reggae, most similar to 2-Tone, were pleased. Of the officially published British bands in the USSR, I remember only UB-40. The Specials, due to controversial lyrics, did not pass the Soviet censorship, but their records, obtained illegally, were definitely in use among young people interested in Western culture. At least Yegor Letov, the legendary leader of the Grazhdanskaya Oborona band and the Siberian punk movement, included the Specials in his list of favorite bands.
I feel like sharing my knowledge with you today: for those who do not know the story already, the "rudy" of this song is not a person. In fact, it refers to the slang term "rude boy" (rude boy-rudie-rudy) that originated in Jamaica in the early '60 to define an individual who belongs to a specific sub-culture where ska and rocksteady are the main musical genres. As you can imagine, the term "rude" refers to the not exactly in-line-with-the-law lifestyle they had: "better think of your future" "else you'll wind up in jail" in the lyrics clearly refers to that. This particular subculture heavily influenced the mods and the skinheads, particularly in the look. And in in regards of music too , obviously, since the genre oi! is heavily influenced by ska. Hope you'll find this interesting.
wut?! as a guy named rudolph, might i just say, "that's sum bs right ther". i thought it was a msg to me, a msg that turned my life around. know i now, there is no god. life has no meaning. ggpo
In 1979 I was 11 years old when I heard this song for the first time. Fell in love with the song and with Ska music. Now at 54, still in love with Ska music ! RIP Terry Hall, true legend and hero of a whole generation !
@@carloakley5367 Sierra is right. I was born in early 1979, and I’m 45 as of May 2024. Incidentally, I first heard this song/band in my late teens in the 90’s, and loved it/them. I just introduced it to my grandkid.
No argument there. I was in my early teens in the first stages of senior school and beinging to explore my musical tastes. This was very big R.I.P. Terry Hall .
This song is magic for stopping babies crying! When my youngest was bawling for whatever reason, turned this on and he'd stop mid scream no matter what. Total magic😂
I used to go up to Camden and go to all kinds of gigs. Everyone had a great time but slowly a way was found to split us all back into our little tribes. Life died in the 80s
Much Respect, Much love to Terry and all his family. It's a devastating loss. But Happiness is there because he existed to give us all that he did. What an impact you had on my life for over 30 years and always will. A legend indeed. "Love Love Love" Rest in Ska Rudie!
In 1980 I was 9 years old and heard this song for the first time. I immediately fell in love with ska. My mom had to buy me a "peppita" skirt, "Monkey boots" and braces and she also had to made me a "feather cut". I'm still celebrating the second wave of ska!
As a blue collar working class school boy in Manchester in 1979, Too Much Too Young was the first single I ever baught. Many thanks Mr. Hall & all of your comrades 💗
I hear yah. All those late nite heavy stomperz bak in the day... the heavy soled steelies and drink take a toil on us! But lookout cat ... grandpas skankin again durin the commercial
As a young Mexican-American girl in early 1990s California I identified SO MUCH with The Specials and with this music. We had a huge ska/rude boy scene back then. This one really hurts 💔. RIP Terry Hall. Thank you for the amazing music/memories!
No Doubt had huge Ska influences didn’t they. I live near where Terry Hall was from and also near where Madness were from. Amazing they travelled all that way and had an impact.
@@Hillvalley86 No Doubt was a product of the huge popularity of ska music in Southern California. I don’t know why the music became so popular here but it did- I went to Madness, The Specials, Bad Manners and Skatalites concerts any chance I had. Then we had a huge local ska movement with bands like No Doubt, Hepcat and much more. Such fun times! 🖤 🤍
It's a trip to think that people aren't amplifying racism back then like everybody is really trying to get along. Nowadays everybody is pushing agendas.
Mr Clean i love your comment , i agree with what you have said . These lovely guys were so unique in every sense xx i will always adore them lol Jane x🎺🎷🎶🎸🎹📀💽🎥🎞🎧🎤🪕🎵💎🎬🎶🎷🎺
I was 15 when this specials cover came out in 1979. So lucky to be growing up in the 70s and early 80s. I was sad to hear of Terry's passing, he wasn't much older than me but his music had such a strong influence over all of us.
This is one of those rare songs that you can throw on at any party for any people and no one will mind and at least one person will ask "dude, what is this?"
Just came here to add it to my Halloween Playlist for a party I'm having, no one will know who or what it is so they better be ready for a full history of Ska lol
RIP Terry Hall. A sad loss to the music industry. I’ve just discovered the band, introduced me to the music genius that was Terry Hall. Gone, but never forgotten. He will live on in his music.
Yeah much simpler, Thatcher and Reagan in power, social deprivation, strikes, unemployment record high, threat of nuclear war, living in a shithole like Coventry... ;)
Terry was like a friend who counseled us at our worst times and cheered us on at our best. He had an incredible ability to brighten or alleviate sadness through beautiful songs, which not everyone has.
Even though I never knew you in person, Terry, I'm deeply saddened by your passing. The Specials message of unity and love was a huge part of my youth, and I owe a debt to The Specials and Two Tone for sparking my political awakening by calling out Thatcher and the Tories for what they were. Your music will live forever in the hearts and minds of those of us fortunate enough to have been around when it happened. Rest in peace brother, you've earned it!
Hoy se nos fue un grande, no sólo un tremendo cantante y músico sino que también una gran persona, profundamente agradecido por tu música y tus enseñanzas Terry, no se te olvidará maestro. Love music, Hate racism.
Amazing band...miss the times, the 80's and 90's. The band will be remembered as London multicultural troubadours. Far better than current shackled journalists to a newspaper title. The Specials breath life, insight, nostalgia and overwhelming love. Thank you for your existence!
I grew up in small-town Quebec. I discovered the Specials when I walked into a Canadian Tire store one day and they had a bin of eight-track cassettes on sale. I was a punk wanna-be in a small francophone town in the early eighties. I had heard of the Specials but had never heard ska music before that day. I took a chance and bought the cassette and have never looked back. Forty years later and I am still listening to ska and even my French-Canadian husband loves it. It was him who saw the news that Tery had passed away. We are mourning the passing of a truly talented individual today. Allez en paix/Rest in peace.
13 years old in 1980 and my friend played the Specials.........loved it and always will........Dave my friend recently passed away so it means even more now. God bless him
Mr. Hall. You and The Specials are part of my musical life. I have danced to your music for over 4 decades, and the sounds are timeless/ so relevant. RIEP. Sleep well.
Very sad news!! 😢 Terry Hall was part of my youth. Watching this studio / video on BBC TV was really brilliant!! I loved the music, style, excitement, authenticity, working class street vibe and the energy. A great band front man who used his musical talent to give the youth of the 1980’s generation hope, inspiration and unity. A very successful musician who was always humble and compassionate. A beautiful human being taken from us far too early. We love you, Terry. Thank you for the wonderful memories. RIP 💔😢💐
My daughters husband is from Coventry and at their wedding the DJ played a cracking selection of Specials tracks which went down so well with us oldies. Gone too soon RIP Terry
Terry, you're a legend. Such an inspiration for many subcultures, skinheads, rudeboys, punks and all people who enjoy ur music are grateful with you. You will never be forgotten, RIP.
Crying my heart out listening back to all the legendary sounds and memories Terry created. Too many to leave this message on, but I love them all equally. Too good.
Our Primary school teacher was Mrs Dammers, Jerry's Mum. Lovely little woman. Her mate Mrs Oram were the best especially after My Mum died they would take Me out of school to teach Me about slavery and colonisation of the past, Priceless Women! Always in My mind! :)
We need more people like Jerrys Mum in everybodys life,my mates are retired teachers.The wèans that never got holidays they took to Islay in the summer,they never had much,but time for the kid's. Now tbere daughters are doing the same.Specials
The Colourfield, Vegas with the ‘fashionable’ Dave Stuart and the ridiculous things he said about Nick Cave (that was unimaginatively just paraphrasing a bad NME journalist) should NEVER be forgotten..
Jon i have always adored these very fine reggie blokes i saw them in Sheffield mid 80s i was hooked ,,All these years on i still am ,,,, They have given me great joy through out Jane x
R I P ,Terry Hall ,you are a legend ,one of my all time heroes. Love to you and your family...
Yeah, very sad. RIP
Gutted... part of my life, and millions of others, growing up. El Tel and Brad both so young. RIP thoughts with his family and close friends.
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💔
😔
RIP. 😢
Heartbroken to learn of Terry Hall’s passing. Thank you TH for being part of a cultural revolution that helped change my life. Your legacy will live forever. RIP
Aw.
Mine too ❤listening to Yellowman changed my life
Sorry to be so ignorant but can u tell me which 1 tel hall is pls
@@danielray6689 The vocalist in the middle
@@teresagalvin312 uoc
As a trombonist, I at first thought this song to be easy, but this trombonist's tone and ability to stay perfectly in tune is immaculate. I wish he got more credit.
His name is Rico Rodriguez, he has much appreciation unless of course you are a complete twat that didnt bother to look. Man from Waricka would be a good start for you to listen to
It's Rico Rodriguez. He's pretty legendary and I feel that his work with The Specials got quite well credited. At the time the band was having a string of hits, I'm pretty certain that anyone following their music in the UK, at least, would have known his name.
He went to Buckingham Palace and got a gong for his contribution to British music, which is pretty good going for someone who’s actually from Jamaica and who played trombone on the original recording of this song in the 1960s.. Not many Brits getting awards from the Jamaicans.. He got plenty of credit..
From Russia with love.
In the post-Soviet space, especially in the 2000s, popular performers playing quasi-ska and reggae, most similar to 2-Tone, were pleased.
Of the officially published British bands in the USSR, I remember only UB-40. The Specials, due to controversial lyrics, did not pass the Soviet censorship, but their records, obtained illegally, were definitely in use among young people interested in Western culture.
At least Yegor Letov, the legendary leader of the Grazhdanskaya Oborona band and the Siberian punk movement, included the Specials in his list of favorite bands.
When the music industry won't give you a break, create your own label, sign yourself and get the recognition you deserve... Now, that is Special(s)
And start a whole movement.
Ain't no problem doin it DIY.
You should just do that, fuck the industry, never helped anyone
👍
The Amazing Jerry Dammers 🖤🤍
I feel like sharing my knowledge with you today: for those who do not know the story already, the "rudy" of this song is not a person. In fact, it refers to the slang term "rude boy" (rude boy-rudie-rudy) that originated in Jamaica in the early '60 to define an individual who belongs to a specific sub-culture where ska and rocksteady are the main musical genres. As you can imagine, the term "rude" refers to the not exactly in-line-with-the-law lifestyle they had: "better think of your future" "else you'll wind up in jail" in the lyrics clearly refers to that. This particular subculture heavily influenced the mods and the skinheads, particularly in the look. And in in regards of music too , obviously, since the genre oi! is heavily influenced by ska. Hope you'll find this interesting.
wut?! as a guy named rudolph, might i just say, "that's sum bs right ther". i thought it was a msg to me, a msg that turned my life around. know i now, there is no god. life has no meaning. ggpo
@@aladdinsarsippius5643 sorry mate
Right
The name Rudy can also mean the famous wolf :)
Spot on 👍🏾
In 1979 I was 11 years old when I heard this song for the first time.
Fell in love with the song and with Ska music. Now at 54, still in love with Ska music !
RIP Terry Hall, true legend and hero of a whole generation !
What would you say are the Musts and classics bands to start to listen ska? (Sorry for mu English)
You must be 44 not 54 😢
@@carloakley5367 and you must be pretty stupid...😉
@@carloakley5367He was eleven in 1979 thus he was born 1968. At some point in 2024 he will be 56.
@@carloakley5367
Sierra is right. I was born in early 1979, and I’m 45 as of May 2024.
Incidentally, I first heard this song/band in my late teens in the 90’s, and loved it/them. I just introduced it to my grandkid.
So sad. Music. Integrity. This man did a lot for race relations. Youth culture. Education. So much more than a singer. Love love love.
Such a lovely guy. So sad to think he's no longer with us. He really seemed like the type of guy you'd like to meet in person.
No argument there. I was in my early teens in the first stages of senior school and beinging to explore my musical tastes. This was very big R.I.P. Terry Hall .
All you need is love! 👍
0:53 Oh shit I better start dancing
Perfect comment
😂
Babaahhahhhhhhh
Haha, I thought that comment to yourself bro. Haha
Jajajajajaja 😂
RIP Terry. Your music will live forever.
He’s dead lad he ain’t gonna c this
@@anthonywebster5477 😐
@@TheBrick517 what it’s true
@@anthonywebster5477 Obviously Terry Hall is not gonna see the comment, the point that alangibbs4183 was tryna make was that his legacy will live on.
The greatest ska record ever lost my dad in 2008 but he lives on when I hear this tune message to u Rudy 😢😢😢😢
Lost my dad in 2008 too xx
My condolences, SKA will never die nor will the memories of your Dad.
Literally same. 2008 was a rough year. All of my best music tastes, stem from him. Ska, Punk, and everything in between was thanks to him.
Every song is catchy!
🖤🤍🏁🎵🎶🎺🎵🎶🎵🎷🏁🖤🤍
R.I.P. Terry, thanx for your incredible sound and songs.....Rude Boy never die!!!
I'm Italian and I'm living the quarantine against Codv-19. This song make me happy and it gives me hope.
hope you've straightened out your crazy problems in town...
@@strongbongus it is too early to answer but we are fighting (standing home) to be healthy.
blessings from USA California where we are hunkered down and trying to figure things ou
@@allengoyne I just say: don't forget the hope and take care of you! From Italia: stay strong!
we are all with you sister; hearts and prayers
This song is magic for stopping babies crying! When my youngest was bawling for whatever reason, turned this on and he'd stop mid scream no matter what. Total magic😂
Baby has class. 💕🎼🎇
Bub has taste ❤️
I believe baby was thinking of his future. I predict a future astrophysicist with excellent musical taste.
Is your baby called Rudy by chance?
Mine too.. What do you do??? Lol xxxxxxxx
I'm a 61 year old male, don't know why I'm still crying, I guess some people in our lives actually meant something, and it hits hard when they pass.
RIP Terry. Crazy to think how much further ahead they were in the '70s and '80s than we are now.
I know, right? We had music then, all genres, but music. What happened?
I used to go up to Camden and go to all kinds of gigs. Everyone had a great time but slowly a way was found to split us all back into our little tribes. Life died in the 80s
Much Respect, Much love to Terry and all his family. It's a devastating loss. But Happiness is there because he existed to give us all that he did. What an impact you had on my life for over 30 years and always will. A legend indeed. "Love Love Love" Rest in Ska Rudie!
Beautifully said .
@@1artfull Yes, nice words for the great man. Damn, another one gone.
What a lovely tribute. ❤
Spot on
In 1980 I was 9 years old and heard this song for the first time. I immediately fell in love with ska. My mom had to buy me a "peppita" skirt, "Monkey boots" and braces and she also had to made me a "feather cut". I'm still celebrating the second wave of ska!
Same age Sandra ! For me it was Gangsters !
'Don't call me scarface' !
Same here this Ska Revival turned me on to Ska in a big way
Im still devestated
Good one and your man sounds mint
The best band from the 2Tone era. The legendary trombonist Rico Rodriguéz in fine fashion.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
As a blue collar working class school boy in Manchester in 1979, Too Much Too Young was the first single I ever baught.
Many thanks Mr. Hall & all of your comrades 💗
Menagerie
Rest in peace Terry Hall. True legend 💙
I didn’t know Terry had died until this evening. Very sad .
He’s dead he ain’t gonna see this
Is that all you have to say? Idiot.
Am 72..!! Better get out on the floor..and LOOSEN MY ARTHRITIC..JOINTS..!! MAGIC..!!
Keep jamming bud, like they say you're as old as your hart feels. Respect and love from the Netherlands.
I hear yah. All those late nite heavy stomperz bak in the day... the heavy soled steelies and drink take a toil on us! But lookout cat ... grandpas skankin again durin the commercial
Nice one. I'm 63 and got it all over. Thanks for music
right on Claude!!! pushing 50 myself and this still makes me young!! cheers!! my friend
You go Cluade
Rest in peace Terry and Brad. 2 legends, both gone too soon. :(
Thanks Terry and The Specials for these memorable timeless classics. They go into the vaults of memories.
As a young Mexican-American girl in early 1990s California I identified SO MUCH with The Specials and with this music.
We had a huge ska/rude boy scene back then.
This one really hurts 💔. RIP Terry Hall. Thank you for the amazing music/memories!
Saludos
Too much, too young. 🖤🤍
No Doubt had huge Ska influences didn’t they. I live near where Terry Hall was from and also near where Madness were from. Amazing they travelled all that way and had an impact.
@@Hillvalley86 No Doubt was a product of the huge popularity of ska music in Southern California. I don’t know why the music became so popular here but it did- I went to Madness, The Specials, Bad Manners and Skatalites concerts any chance I had. Then we had a huge local ska movement with bands like No Doubt, Hepcat and much more. Such fun times! 🖤 🤍
Skinheads adopted thus music in the u.k./ ireland, cool times
Black n white in harmony beautiful!!!
It's a trip to think that people aren't amplifying racism back then like everybody is really trying to get along. Nowadays everybody is pushing agendas.
looks like a nice oreo sandwich
💯💚🏴☮️
Can anyone tell me if Bob marley has a song like this??
@Bert Clarke what do you mean
What an immense contribution to the soundtrack of our lives. RIP Terry!
Music videos don't get much better than this.Thanks Coventry and all!
The Specials taught my friends how-to be tolerant of people who looked different. Thank you
Mr Clean i love your comment , i agree with what you have said . These lovely guys were so unique in every sense xx i will always adore them lol Jane x🎺🎷🎶🎸🎹📀💽🎥🎞🎧🎤🪕🎵💎🎬🎶🎷🎺
Cringe
@@connorwalker2297 Amen.
Yeah, tolerance is usually about people who look different but think the same.
You didn’t need any teaching because your smugly superiority to your friends..!
My son's middle name is Rudy. He is 6 months old today! A message to you Rudy: I will always love you!
Dad x
Best of luck in life Rudy and Dad! ☺️🌷
Wishing the best for little Rudy
Happy Fathers Day Pops!
Cool
Best of luck dad and Rudy hope for the best in life for Both of ya 😎
Specials: Best 9 piece band to ever walk the World!
Agree 100%
I was 15 when this specials cover came out in 1979. So lucky to be growing up in the 70s and early 80s. I was sad to hear of Terry's passing, he wasn't much older than me but his music had such a strong influence over all of us.
RIP Terry, a legend of a man.
This is one of those rare songs that you can throw on at any party for any people and no one will mind and at least one person will ask "dude, what is this?"
I was actually the guy asking
Or, "dude, who's rudy?!"
Just came here to add it to my Halloween Playlist for a party I'm having, no one will know who or what it is so they better be ready for a full history of Ska lol
@@cathlandavis1230 Nice! Yer doin' it right. When the party is really rolling, may I suggest "Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag" by Pigbag? Cheers!
🤣🤣😜👍🏿
RIP Terry Hall. A sad loss to the music industry. I’ve just discovered the band, introduced me to the music genius that was Terry Hall. Gone, but never forgotten. He will live on in his music.
RIP Terry Hall. This is so good
fuck me, this takes me back....was life much simpler then? great memories
me me it was...
Yeah much simpler, Thatcher and Reagan in power, social deprivation, strikes, unemployment record high, threat of nuclear war, living in a shithole like Coventry... ;)
But apart from that, everything was peachy :)
Matt you make it all sound so sparkly back then.
...and everyone owned a unicorn.
Terry was like a friend who counseled us at our worst times and cheered us on at our best. He had an incredible ability to brighten or alleviate sadness through beautiful songs, which not everyone has.
Good bye, Rude Boy. RIP. 🕶️😎
Well said. So sad, he lived fiercely to overcome such a sad childhood. But look at the joy his work will continue to give
Lovely words
do nothing.
Even though I never knew you in person, Terry, I'm deeply saddened by your passing.
The Specials message of unity and love was a huge part of my youth, and I owe a debt to The Specials and Two Tone for sparking my political awakening by calling out Thatcher and the Tories for what they were.
Your music will live forever in the hearts and minds of those of us fortunate enough to have been around when it happened.
Rest in peace brother, you've earned it!
Even when you're sad, you're blessed with a gorgeous asian wifu.
Timeless.
A lot of people tryina split us up these days 🤫 🤜🏾🤛🏻
✊🏽✊🏿✊🏻✊🏿✊🏼
But we fight proudly
Yes... Silly people, who should stop messing around...
unity
👊🏻👊🏼👊🏽👊🏾👊🏿 Everyone should unite.
RIP Terry Hall. Saw them live in 2011 and they were brilliant. This is my favourite song of theirs.
It’s a cover version..
Saw them live. They worked the crowd. Better than a recording.
I’m not an 80s kid like everyone else here but one thing we all have in common is the love for the specials rest in peace terry hall
RIP Terry Hall. We'll never forget about you and you will be missed.
I love how the Jamaicans brought their music to England and the mixture gave birth to bands like The Specials and Madness.
Ruby Jack Don't take imaginary lines so seriously m8
Ruby Jack What does “English” mean to you though?
Ruby Jack Racist POS
Marko7T4 I'll bet he means "white."
So very apt this comment with what's going on in the news today.
You made Our youth thank you
RIP Terry Hall I miss your talent and star quality there will never be anyone like you ❤️
Hoy se nos fue un grande, no sólo un tremendo cantante y músico sino que también una gran persona, profundamente agradecido por tu música y tus enseñanzas Terry, no se te olvidará maestro.
Love music, Hate racism.
Amazing band...miss the times, the 80's and 90's.
The band will be remembered as London multicultural troubadours.
Far better than current shackled journalists to a newspaper title.
The Specials breath life, insight, nostalgia and overwhelming love.
Thank you for your existence!
Coventry
Thanks for that comment. You got it just right.
This actually true Skinheads.Just like lip it up fatty.
This song was from 1979.
COV!
another fallen legend. BIG UP REST IN PARADISE sir Terry Hall.. MASSIVE RESPECT!
This has broken me. What a terrible loss to the world. Terry Hall...all the love 🖤
RIP Terry. A lifetime of love for these 'special' tunes. 💖
RIP Terry Hall. Just heard the news 😞 this was the soundtrack to my early teens.
Is 40 years too late to think of my future? Thank you & RIP Terryy
The Specials and Terry Hall defined an era. All passes, we grow old.
I grew up in small-town Quebec. I discovered the Specials when I walked into a Canadian Tire store one day and they had a bin of eight-track cassettes on sale. I was a punk wanna-be in a small francophone town in the early eighties. I had heard of the Specials but had never heard ska music before that day. I took a chance and bought the cassette and have never looked back. Forty years later and I am still listening to ska and even my French-Canadian husband loves it. It was him who saw the news that Tery had passed away. We are mourning the passing of a truly talented individual today. Allez en paix/Rest in peace.
I like Ska music too.
RIP Terry Hall.
Love The Specials! My friends and I all wanted to wear their cool shades.
hopefully
best song/tune ever. next time you have a bbq stick it on and watch everyone relax.
For some it's never gone anywhere! ;-)
Ska will never go away! The beat and melodies are timeless!
In dezember I´m going to another great SKA band "The Busters" in Bremen. Ska lives !
This group was special, period.
Very Special(S)
I think this song is what personally solidified the specials as my favourite British band, it's just too good
“The Specials”were THE greatest “Ska” Band!!
13 years old in 1980 and my friend played the Specials.........loved it and always will........Dave my friend recently passed away so it means even more now. God bless him
So sorry to hear that chum. I'm sure your friend Dave is in heaven with all the Ska Team.
Mr. Hall. You and The Specials are part of my musical life. I have danced to your music for over 4 decades, and the sounds are timeless/ so relevant. RIEP. Sleep well.
RIP Terry. The Specials were one of our favourite bands with Terry's distinctive vocals. Terry will be sadly missed.
The great sound of Rico Rodriguez on the trombone.
RIP.
+rmkw4291 Yeah, he did sound wonderful!
rmkw4291 yess I love it
He was class !!
rmkw4291 thank you i was wondering who he was and why he kills it so hard
remember him play with Jools Hollands band R.I.P
R.I.P Terry Hall, true activist and legend
IGET SO SENTIMENTAL THOSE WERE SOOOO GOOOD TIMES ❤❤❤
Very sad news!! 😢 Terry Hall was part of my youth. Watching this studio / video on BBC TV was really brilliant!! I loved the music, style, excitement, authenticity, working class street vibe and the energy. A great band front man who used his musical talent to give the youth of the 1980’s generation hope, inspiration and unity. A very successful musician who was always humble and compassionate. A beautiful human being taken from us far too early. We love you, Terry. Thank you for the wonderful memories. RIP 💔😢💐
Claaaaassic!
que aleatorio hahahah
olha so, galera do rap box curte um ska haha agora eu botei fé
claaaasico
Rap Box down the dust pipe
Rap Box
Metal head....loved the diversity of the 80's....Best decade for music ever !!!! Mod/Ska was nice .....
Me too!!
No fear, pure optimism
I was into Metal
but always envied the MODS and Rude Boys in my school for the way they dressed
eventually switched but still liked Metal
Still sounds majestic
Rest in Peace rude boy Terry Hall. The maker of memories for many a fifty-something across the UK and beyond. Legend.
My daughters husband is from Coventry and at their wedding the DJ played a cracking selection of Specials tracks which went down so well with us oldies. Gone too soon RIP Terry
Terry, you're a legend. Such an inspiration for many subcultures, skinheads, rudeboys, punks and all people who enjoy ur music are grateful with you. You will never be forgotten, RIP.
I was 16 years old. I grow up with your music! RIP Terry! From The Netherlands
Crying my heart out listening back to all the legendary sounds and memories Terry created. Too many to leave this message on, but I love them all equally. Too good.
R.I.P. Terry Hall. What a legacy.
R.I.P. still a top tune 👌👌👌👌
So proud to have been a part of it all and buying the 45rpm single on vinyl.thank you Terry Hall..RIP
Our Primary school teacher was Mrs Dammers, Jerry's Mum. Lovely little woman. Her mate Mrs Oram were the best especially after My Mum died they would take Me out of school to teach Me about slavery and colonisation of the past, Priceless Women! Always in My mind! :)
Lucky,you...cheers!🤗
We need more people like Jerrys Mum in everybodys life,my mates are retired teachers.The wèans that never got holidays they took to Islay in the summer,they never had much,but time for the kid's. Now tbere daughters are doing the same.Specials
I sing this to my daughter's cat Rudy, all the time. My kids think their punky reggae Dad's a little off.
Awww. I'm sure little Rudy loves it b/c cats are so cool! =^..^=
This is such a cat song - so good
I might just need to name my next cat Rudy
RIP, thanks for all the good moments!
RIP Terry. Thanks for all the good you brought, The songs and so much more 💙
🎉🎉🎉❤
RIP Terry Hall, one of the best.
RIP Terry Hall. Your legacy will live forever
Being part of people's lives for 40 years love love love
So privileged to have seen Terry and his band in September '21, Manchester.❤
Ska has never gone it just needs us rude boys to bring it back again 👑🍻
Did you stop your fooling around?
Did you straighten right out, rudy? ;)
ska will always be with me even when I am gone 😎🇬🇧🎶
And definitely take the skinhead thing back from the neo-Nazi morons!
same
It's always here. No need to being it back. Just saw the Selecter twice in 2 years and other bands.
Terry Hall. A true artist. RIP.
How can this be the best SKA playlist of all time and not have a single Pietasters song on it...
Rest In peace you legend. A sad Christmas for me. Love to your family.
Remember Legends never die as long as we keep telling their stories
The Colourfield, Vegas with the ‘fashionable’ Dave Stuart and the ridiculous things he said about Nick Cave (that was unimaginatively just paraphrasing a bad NME journalist) should NEVER be forgotten..
Growing up in the late 70's and early 80's the two tone/ska sound was the soundtrack to my childhood. Sad to hear of Terry Hall's passing.
RIP Terry Hall, much love, you'll be missed.
This song is needed now more than ever
Yeah why?
@@MalloryKnox. the current riots of America
The SHARPs did not destroy their neighborhoods. The fascists did.
ANTIFA LEAVE THEM KIDS ALONE!
Rip Terry Hall 😢 another legend gone too soon my thoughts are with your family and friends at a sad time 💜💜💜😢😢
I have a special love for the U.K. Ska. Was a cool moment in time for music to me. Loved the blending.
Another superb song 🎵
heard the specials for the first time in 1979 as a teenager im now 50 and still love them as if it was yesterday
I’m 12 and I’m listening to this in 2019
If you're 51 now, you were 11 in 1979!!😆
I'm almost 50 & I was 10 in 79'
Loved The Specials❤️
Same here bud. Cov was just 7 miles up the road too
Good times my friends, music scene is shite these days
I think we all have to agree that The Specials are the greatest band of all time
Jon i have always adored these very fine reggie blokes i saw them in Sheffield mid 80s i was hooked ,,All these years on i still am ,,,, They have given me great joy through out Jane x
Perfect in every way
@@powerpopaholic876 Many thanks for your message xx merry christmas and a Happy New YEAR XX jane
I'm going to disagree on this one.
@@mrconancat what's your favourite band?
One of the greatest songs of all time ❤
Yes
I agree. I'm sure you have great taste in music