Kenyatta thanks for paying tribute to your dad through this song. Joseph was my friend and will always be greatly missed. Keep up the good work.You are doing great! Peace and One Love, Dee
I had the pleasure of seeing Culture a few times before Mr Hill passed away. An amazing experience each time. The last time was in 2005, and Kenyatta was on percussions with his Dad showing much pride. I'm glad I got to see them perform together before it was no longer possible.
dont worry ,in the physical body he is not here.but if you sit back and look at this powerful performance you gave here,you will realise that he is smiling down at you! indeed like father like son.--- keep the torch burning young kenyatta.
This is the most moving piece of music I've heard in a long time. It is lovely to see how the memory of the one and only, the great Mr. Joseph Hill, who I had the honour of meeting several times, lives on in his son and all the reggae lovers who continue to love and respect his legacy. Nuff respect to sista Pauline and the rest of Mr. Joseph Hill's family. Sista T.
Wow. Lost my big man at di same time. Quite moving. De whole tune left me speechless. RIP Joseph Hill. Di whole world remembers you from di yuteman you raised. Big Up Kenyatta Hill.
so proud of u ,, its just great that all these great reggae legends have sons that are carrying on where they left off, likes the Marleys, Toshs and Culture ....peace
Henry Sigana Do you know the English reggae group The Rasites? They gig with Culture and with Johnny Clarke. Try their songs, such as How could I forsake thee and Jah never fail I yet
More fiyah, Kenyatta! Yuh faada proud a yuh, yuh forward him music wid strength=) Mi waan fi link up wid yuh, but mi cyaan find yuh deh pon facebook. A whole heap a bleesing fram Alphonse Dasa aka. Survival fram Ghana & Norway, yuh memba him. Blessed love & manners, nuff respec & big up unouself, JAH guide & I-tect=)
For the first time i heard this song in 2008 being played by Jeff Mwangemi and Junior dread in Metro Fm..in the same week it was made the song of the week bcoz we were mourning the demise of his Father.
nice tune.... I did enjoy the walks that me and your dad used to do whenever he used to perform in england, and your parents used to stay at my mums house in west norwood... and your mum pauline used to cook for us all... how is your sister afreen(?) Michelle...(Ruth, Naomi, Tamars sister)
i dont know whether kenyata was gud to his dad or not,alot of pple say ,cry,sing about gud things after the person is dead, Joseph Hill was my hello and thats it,not kenyatta.
Kenyatta, stay strong and positive.
These words are so special to your Dad. He is always greatly missed!
Dee
3weeks since i lost my Daddy....a true legend rested when sunset came 1-4-2023.
Miss you dad .....RIP
great song Kenyatta. Come to Kenya and meet the other Kenyatta.
He's in Kenya today finally
5 years down the lane since I lost my dad but this song will always be there for me my comfort 🔥🔥
Kenyatta thanks for paying tribute to your dad through this song. Joseph was my friend and will always be greatly missed. Keep up the good work.You are doing great!
Peace and One Love,
Dee
Beautiful 😍
beautyfull song...forever Joseph will remain in our hearts....till we meet again
DADDY PROUD OF YOU BROTHA KENYATTA ....
Amazing how much he sounds like his dad! Respect. :)
Nice tune
I had the pleasure of seeing Culture a few times before Mr Hill passed away. An amazing experience each time. The last time was in 2005, and Kenyatta was on percussions with his Dad showing much pride. I'm glad I got to see them perform together before it was no longer possible.
I seen them twice 1982/3 ..special memories ..blessings .
Watched it 13yrs ago. Still watching it in 2021
Daddy why you leave .When I need you MOST.
Now I know how it feels 😢😢R.I.P PAPA
dont worry ,in the physical body he is not here.but if you sit back and look at this powerful performance you gave here,you will realise that he is smiling down at you! indeed like father like son.--- keep the torch burning young kenyatta.
I am very lucky that i've seen Joseph Hill, three times at a show. Bless him!
This is the most moving piece of music I've heard in a long time. It is lovely to see how the memory of the one and only, the great Mr. Joseph Hill, who I had the honour of meeting several times, lives on in his son and all the reggae lovers who continue to love and respect his legacy. Nuff respect to sista Pauline and the rest of Mr. Joseph Hill's family.
Sista T.
Always in our Hearts , nice chune Kenyatta.
Nancy Wanjiru conscious sistren.
True dat
Joseph Hill Is gone but his beautiful voice remains forever.
I love this song so much 😭
Well done dear
Wow. Lost my big man at di same time. Quite moving. De whole tune left me speechless. RIP Joseph Hill. Di whole world remembers you from di yuteman you raised. Big Up Kenyatta Hill.
A true father's son.
Still in 2021 reggae is life
don't you Know I love you so❤️😢😓
When I want to mourn my late Dad I listen to this song..sob!sob!
So true Gladys, we share the same sentiments. Such an emotional tribute to our fathers👊🏾
Nature kenosi May our daddy continue resing in peace
Am also here to mourn my Dad.
Jah bless ❤️True love, bro I know you feel when you loose your hero.A great man may he rest in perfect peace 🙏🏽❤️
Blessings
Dad ❤️
Strong ras....i didn't knw Kenyatta was singing...Keep the fire burning.
Like father like son, greetings from Kenya Kenyatta
The sax on this song kills me. I didn't know I could lke the sax till I heard this song.mkenyatta sings from the heart and the sax mirrors that
true the song is so emotional
Daddy daddy why did you go🤧💔
A fatherless child cries out. Nice 1 Kenyatta.
With the love I have/had for Joseph Hill, I feel your message whenever I listen to this tune
beautiful song by your son, we love Joseph Hill and we don´t forget this man! the father of Kenyatta, is our father!
so proud of u ,, its just great that all these great reggae legends have sons that are carrying on where they left off, likes the Marleys, Toshs and Culture ....peace
I miss you daddy..
Go ahead kenyata,culture is alive more fire!!!!!
I lost my dad at 2021 it huts alot
Daddy daddy👊🏾👊🏾Parents are a blessing Jah people
Gone but not forgotten, keep fire burning, fire burn
Paps i usually miss you so much seems like yesterday will always be in my heart paps and cherish everyday i did spent with you
big up kenyatta....................jah love
give tanks an praise to da sonz of rootz music, joseph ever live in our heartz, jah jah live 4 ever.danke schön
Respect
respect to Joseph Hill and Kenyatta hill move like your father is is loin... you be like that, watch out with them...... from ras t
😪 this is why I love reggae.. music for the soul.. rip DADDY
Big up u self cuz
Daddy by Kenyatta Hill very so entertaining I love the song and it's lyrics
This track makes me go crazy
Henry Sigana Do you know the English reggae group The Rasites? They gig with Culture and with Johnny Clarke. Try their songs, such as How could I forsake thee and Jah never fail I yet
thanks Diana al try them right away and al tell you how i feel about it
like father like son
respect culture son
peace & Love Hill's family...viva...
THANKS FOR THE MUSIC!!!!
What a song for papa ...Miss u too Joseph
More fiyah, Kenyatta!
Yuh faada proud a yuh, yuh forward him music wid strength=)
Mi waan fi link up wid yuh, but mi cyaan find yuh deh pon facebook.
A whole heap a bleesing fram Alphonse Dasa aka. Survival fram Ghana & Norway, yuh memba him.
Blessed love & manners, nuff respec & big up unouself, JAH guide & I-tect=)
🇳🇨Love Roots💚💛❤✌💚💛❤✌💚💛❤✌💚💛❤✌
Beautiful...
For the first time i heard this song in 2008 being played by Jeff Mwangemi and Junior dread in Metro Fm..in the same week it was made the song of the week bcoz we were mourning the demise of his Father.
Very touching and moving song!
May God.
Beautiful.👏👏🙌💞💞
so much luv,who know the difference between them
Big up me brother
2022💪🏾💪🏾
Attended one of Hill's shows back then here in Nairobi, was lit
Big chune 💥💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥
Rip daddy....I miss u
Excelente Video con mucho sentimiento
Buenas Vibras
Awesome song
good tune kenyatta hill keep the reggae going
nice tune.... I did enjoy the walks that me and your dad used to do whenever he used to perform in england, and your parents used to stay at my mums house in west norwood... and your mum pauline used to cook for us all...
how is your sister afreen(?)
Michelle...(Ruth, Naomi, Tamars sister)
We love you and your dad was my favourite keep resting in peace #josephill
❤️
🔥🔥🔥🔥👌👊👊👊👊
Rip Joseph hill
Respect to joseph hill
Reminds me Blantyre my home country (Malawi) 4 yrs ago lol time fles
I realy miss you papa Joseph.
Good things never grow old jah bless
Kenyatta am your fan às i was and forever will be of your father. Am an African!
Kenyatta:
Daddy is watching over you... TROD ON!
This song moves me & I would not be able to sing it to its end
Can someone please link me with the lyrics of this really great art
Humble. Like father like son.
k hill keep it up
guapa!
Un jolie son Good vibes
Manifique 😊 bisous jah bless you 👄 💛 💚 🐯
REST IN PEACE GOGNI❤️
❤️
Who knows the original song
Can i get the lyrics please,anyone🙏
cool
i dont know whether kenyata was gud to his dad or not,alot of pple say ,cry,sing about gud things after the person is dead,
Joseph Hill was my hello and thats it,not kenyatta.