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Tony I-Vibes
United States
Registrace 19. 07. 2019
Original reggae music outta the Boston area!
Mainly two types of videos:
1. almost all of the live recordings are ones I digitized from cassettes I had saved or were given to me by band members to digitize
2. of the new music, almost all of it was played and recorded by me and my Riddim Factory crew
Much more about Boston reggae at www.reggaedawn.com/
Mainly two types of videos:
1. almost all of the live recordings are ones I digitized from cassettes I had saved or were given to me by band members to digitize
2. of the new music, almost all of it was played and recorded by me and my Riddim Factory crew
Much more about Boston reggae at www.reggaedawn.com/
Teego - 99 MISTAKES (REMIX)
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND LYRICS!
New song Feb. 2024
(REMIX MARY 2024)
Jesse B - guitars
Teego - vocals, lyrics, music, drums, bass, keys, percussion, mix, video
LYRICS:
Sing it one more time and then, we’ll drink some wine
If it’s two, of, us, you can take it as a sign
But if, three years is too much okay then, walk away
It really doesn't matter what number, I'll be at your side
I don't wanna be left behind, I wanna be your number one
Don’t take it all away from us or we’ll be left with none
Even if you go away, still wanna be your number one
Wait now please don’t leave, we can’t be done
There are four seasons give time enough fi love
There’s five elements you know, from long ago
The wind bring the sweetest scent, of the rose
The fire knows your woes, see those dancing shadows
The earth give life and health, and all that grows
The sea you cannot believe, it's so damn deep
The sky at night it never ever goes to sleep
I don't wanna be left behind, I wanna be your number one
Don’t take it all away from us or we’ll be left with none
Even if you go away, still wanna be your number one
Wait now, please, don’t, leave, we can’t be done
It’s been six long years, I've been waiting here
Seven times a week, I think that you'll be there
Eight o'clock in the morning, do you still, care?
Ninety-nine mistakes and just that one, that we share
When you went away, I just could not bear
99 mistakes mistakes, but just one, to repair
New song Feb. 2024
(REMIX MARY 2024)
Jesse B - guitars
Teego - vocals, lyrics, music, drums, bass, keys, percussion, mix, video
LYRICS:
Sing it one more time and then, we’ll drink some wine
If it’s two, of, us, you can take it as a sign
But if, three years is too much okay then, walk away
It really doesn't matter what number, I'll be at your side
I don't wanna be left behind, I wanna be your number one
Don’t take it all away from us or we’ll be left with none
Even if you go away, still wanna be your number one
Wait now please don’t leave, we can’t be done
There are four seasons give time enough fi love
There’s five elements you know, from long ago
The wind bring the sweetest scent, of the rose
The fire knows your woes, see those dancing shadows
The earth give life and health, and all that grows
The sea you cannot believe, it's so damn deep
The sky at night it never ever goes to sleep
I don't wanna be left behind, I wanna be your number one
Don’t take it all away from us or we’ll be left with none
Even if you go away, still wanna be your number one
Wait now, please, don’t, leave, we can’t be done
It’s been six long years, I've been waiting here
Seven times a week, I think that you'll be there
Eight o'clock in the morning, do you still, care?
Ninety-nine mistakes and just that one, that we share
When you went away, I just could not bear
99 mistakes mistakes, but just one, to repair
zhlédnutí: 2
Video
Skiffy Ruglass - DANCE ME TO THE END OF LOVE
zhlédnutí 488Před 12 hodinami
THE DUB: czcams.com/video/Luiz_uyquSE/video.html Skiffy Ruglass - lead vocals Sista Pam - background vocals Teego - bass guitar, drums, keyboards, percussion Jesse B. - guitars Lead vocals recorded on a phone cover of the 1984 Leonard Cohen original
Riddim Factory - DANCE ME TO THE END OF DUB
zhlédnutí 20Před 12 hodinami
Skiffy Ruglass - lead vocals Sista Pam - background vocals Teego - bass guitar, drums, keyboards, percussion, DUB MIX Jesse B. - guitars
Two a We - Vybze Corner Radio 10-year B-Day
zhlédnutí 49Před 14 dny
original music by Teego Teego - lead and background vocals, bass guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion Sista Pam - lead & background vocals Jesse B - guitars
I-Tones - MUSICIAN MAGAZINE PROMO SHOOT 1985
zhlédnutí 38Před 14 dny
Video from the Chris Wilson archives PICTURED: Left: Tony Wilson (soundman, but playing keys) Lower left: Chris Wilson (guitar) Middle: Jah Shirt (vocals) Right: Luke White Ram Ehrlich (bass) SOUND: Freedom in Africa - Western Front 1991 (from Sonja Madon archives) Dance This Reggae Music - Jonathan Swift's 4.28.80 (from Abdul Baki archives)
Teego - DIAMOND
zhlédnutí 26Před 21 dnem
original music and lyrics by Teego Teego - lead and background vocals, bass guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion Sista Pam - background vocals Jesse B - guitars LYRICS: The diamond is strong, don’t get me wrong It lasts very long But the men who mine, run outta time The work is confined, it should be a crime Gold is a thing it no better than salt Coin made a silver and they keep it in a vault B...
Teego - KETURAH BEST
zhlédnutí 24Před 21 dnem
Original music by Teego Teego - bass guitar, electric guitar, drums, percussion, keyboards, mix, video This music traces the outlines of the story of Keturah Dottin Best, who came from Barbados to Cambridge some time around 1920 and started a family. She's not famous for anything, but I just ended up researching some information about her life and family and found her story compelling.
Sista Pam/Two a We - STAY SIMPLE
zhlédnutí 32Před měsícem
original lyrics by Sista Pam/music by Teego Sista Pam - lead and background vocals Teego - bass guitar, drums, percussion, keyboards, background vocals Jesse B - guitars LYRICS: Stay simple, no need to complicate It's a way of learning to appreciate Stay simple any way we can It's so easy to get messy In the world of man It's the small things that hold the most value It's not money that makes t...
Two A We/Riddim Factory - MANY ARE CALLED
zhlédnutí 52Před měsícem
cover of the 1979 Judy Mowatt original Sista Pam - lead and background vocals Jesse B - guitars Teego - bass guitar, keys, percussion
Teego/Riddim Factory - VOICES
zhlédnutí 26Před měsícem
Original music by Teego Jesse B - guitars Teego - bass guitar, melodica, drums, percussion, keyboards
Two A We/Riddim Factory - COME WITH IT
zhlédnutí 20Před měsícem
original music by Teego Teego - lead and background vocals, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboards, percussion Sista Pam - lead and background vocals LYRICS: TEEGO, PART1: Come with it Taking it in You've go to come with it, come with it, come with it giving you the right fit Riddim is big hit Radio a transmit play it on the drum kit riddim is the right fit Radio a transmit Musical spir...
Two a We/Riddim Factory - CHANGING OF THE TIME
zhlédnutí 33Před měsícem
cover of the 1979 Mediations original Sista Pam - lead and background vocals Jesse B - guitars Teego - lead and background vocals, bass guitar, keys, percussion, drums
Sista Pam/Two a We - BREATHE
zhlédnutí 20Před měsícem
Original lyrics by Sista Pam/music by Teego Sista Pam - lead and background vocals Teego - bass guitar, drums, percussion, keys Jesse B - guitars LYRICS: Filled with joy and wonder Enter into every day Giving thanks for God's gifts And his sweet and loving way As you open up your eyes You can feel what to believe And your life grows much stronger Each time you breathe And if you feel the darkne...
Teego - FULL CONFIDENCE DUB
zhlédnutí 19Před měsícem
original music by Teego Teego: bass guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums, keys, percussion
Two A We/Riddim Factory - FIREHOUSE ROCK
zhlédnutí 161Před měsícem
cover of the 1981 Wailing Souls original Sista Pam - lead and background vocals Teego - background vocals, bass guitar, drums, keys, percussion, guitar
Two A We/Riddim Factory - WHAT IT TAKES
zhlédnutí 79Před 4 měsíci
Two A We/Riddim Factory - WHAT IT TAKES
Two a We/Riddim Factory - SOLDIER THEM COME
zhlédnutí 53Před 5 měsíci
Two a We/Riddim Factory - SOLDIER THEM COME
Riddim Factory w/James Voris - RIVER FLOW
zhlédnutí 41Před 5 měsíci
Riddim Factory w/James Voris - RIVER FLOW
Sounds like perhaps this was the inspiration for Horace Reid's "Secret In Your Mind".
This chris wilson pn the cover is the owner of heartbeat records???
yes
First time listeming to this version!!! I simply LOVE the album “on the right track” , one of my favorite!!
Ruff neck chicken.
This is a very nice tribute Big up to riddim factory 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thank You
You are most worthy of this and more tribute. Thanks VCR for supporting Riddim Factory and Two a We
RIP Robin, we miss you so much!!!
Ketch him jah shirt 🎶
Brings back memories of Jack's Club in central square; Cambridge, Ma. Saw Loose Caboose there many, many times in the 70's.
Yes! Jacks eventually burned down
@@tonyi-vibes4686 sad
Rest in peace George love you bro
@@tonyi-vibes4686Monty is George
Monty has passed on ripgeorge
@@stone0007777 oh, I'm sorry to hear that Stone - thanks for the info
I asked Chris. He said Tony did not play keyboards at all
Oh...I KNOW!!!😂😂😂
I wonder who taught Tony to play like that??? With 2 fingers. Too funny dread!!
This is different!! Shots of the Wilsons both on keys of some sort. Unique video.❤
Pense no reggae bem tocado e pensado! salve nosso Albert grifith 😢
George I remember when The Mighty Charge was around
This is a good one RIP Rob
Thanks G ❤
Pure niceness... he sounds amazing... good interview... roots...
🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻
🌹👌 Blessed Love 🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻
Always love the classic sound to these
Thanks
Nice 👍. Blessings 🛐🔥🔥 🔥
Does Shirt ever come back to the states?
Shirt still lives in Cambridge!
Boston Commons?
No, this is at the Hatch Shell at the Boston Esplanade
Does Shirt ever come back to the states to visit?
@@FirstLast-yw2wu he lives in Cambridge now
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Same to you, brother!
Jah Rastafari Any one else remember Shirt sometimes say it before he started singing? Quite a few good and not so good bands played at the Western Front. Those were good times.
Yes, I remember! And those were great times...
Thank you sir
Loving the music this channel puts out, keep up the great work
Sort of strange, this song is not being sung by Mr. Griffiths, but probably by his son. Why not using one's own name? Could it be lack of self trust, maybe?
Respectfully, what is strange is your assumption that it is not him. I got this recording from the musician that recorded this whole session and did the mix and was close friends with Albert. This is Albert and there's no doubt
@@tonyi-vibes4686 Even stranger is the fact of this not being put into airplay before, Sir. With all due respect; since I have heard both of them singing alive.
@@marcosnogueira1082 Do you see the photo of Chris Wilson on guitar in the video? He got Albert to do this song, at his apartment in Cambridge, because they were friends and worked together on a lot of music at the time. He has a whole bunch of unreleased music and this is one of them. Some of them may never be heard by the public - that happens a lot with musicians. I have also seen Albert live several times, starting in the mid-80's. Chris has never worked with his son. Why is it coming out now? Because I convinced Chris to allow me to put it out, which wasn't something he necessarily wanted to do. Neither of us are trying to make any money off of it, it's just a nice song and people should hear it. He and I are both long time reggae musicians, dedicated to the music. It's okay if you don't believe the truth - it must seem weird to you - but I know all of this firsthand and I was in Cambridge at the time when Albert was living here and working with the musicians from the I-Tones. I've also posted a version of War that has Albert singing with the I-Tones in Cambridge at the Western Front, a small but famous club that had regular reggae from 1980 to about 2013 - here: czcams.com/video/qWA1b1zg_Cg/video.html
@@tonyi-vibes4686 Dear Sir, I think you are right, and duly here apologize for any misunderstanding arising from my own lack of in depth knowledge on the subject. So please try to forgive me. I am also a long standing fan (59 yrs old) of Jamaican music in all its many forms, and feel glad to know you are not just another outsider trying to reap what he has not sown and profiting from it. I used to publish an underground mag on literature, music etc in Brazil, and whenever a Jamaican group came over, I would be there pestering them guys for interviews, and generally having a good time together, whenever it was possible. That's how I came to know the Gladiators when Mr. Griffiths was doing his very last gig. According to the folks around. I think Anthony Griffiths a very good man and musician. But I also saw how Al Griffiths Jr. managed things. That is exactly why I was suspicious about the song, as both used to have the same voice pitch. At least in the first few years after Mr. Griffiths' retirement. So the band finnaly got tired and kicked him out (Al Jr.) for a time. Since they had plenty of reasons for it, I can not blame them. I also remember the day some guy phoned me home to ask for help because his Brasilian manager had shown him a gun after an argument; and I had to take a lift to get him out of the house for a few hours while he, the singer, fixed a gig all by himself that later miserably floundered. As I told, Sir, I am a bit old. Please stay well, and try to forgive me for the verborragy. Thanks for posting the music.
@@marcosnogueira1082 For sure this is Albert 100% but his son does have a very similiar voice. Listen to the Gladiators Father and Sons album and they duet on at least two songs- Can't get around me- and -Captivity-. Albert's last recordings I believe so his voice has changed a bit. Its very hard to tell them apart on Captivity.
Pense uma viagem.
On WERS Emerson college! Bless up!!
Only one Junior Demus. Foundation artist.
Y’all have what it takes 💛❤️💚
Wow ❤️💚💛🙏🏿💥💥💥💥💥💥
Great performance!
Lovin the vibes in this song, and the singer has a great voice
Great sound quality to this, awesome job
The late great E.O. Wilson (author of : Of Ants and Men)is quoted, when asked his opinion of the modern human condition: Modern humanity is a combination of: Primative Emotion Midevil Institutions and Godlike Technology What a combination!
WAR .......so many times wars are governmental moves , hiding behind nobility, for access to someone else's natural resources. CRAVEN !!!
====THIS IS MY NEW ANTI-WAR SONG ====THIS IS THE TRUTH: when you hear of wars or atrocities, most people end up being selective in what you can feel sad about, enraged about - the human mind has difficulty processing what happens in war - and most wars, over time, fade from the front of our attention. There are currently wars/conflicts in Myanmar, Gaza/Israel, Ukraine/Russia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, Burkina Faso, Iraq, and others. If you tally up the casualties from all of these conflicts, there are millions dead and families left destroyed and feeling vengeful for generations. Will there ever be a human civilization on Earth that can avoid war? Some things to think about... From a 2018 Scientific American article by R. BRIAN FERGUSON: "People are people. They fight and sometimes kill. Humans have always had a capacity to make war, if conditions and culture so dictate. But those conditions and the warlike cultures they generate became common only over the past 10,000 years-and, in most places, much more recently than that. The high level of killing often reported in history, ethnography or later archaeology is contradicted in the earliest archaeological findings around the globe. The most ancient bones and artifacts are consistent with the title of Margaret Mead's 1940 article: “Warfare Is Only an Invention-Not a Biological Necessity.” And here are parts of a Nautilus interview with Canadian historian Margaret MacMillan: "I come down on the side that we’re not inherently violent but we may have violent tendencies that evolution has left us. When we’re afraid, we have a tendency to lash out, but I don’t think that means we are necessarily violent. We often see examples of altruism and people living together. What is more important is why people fight-and I’m thinking of war, not just random one-on-one fighting. People fight wars because of organization, ideas, and cultural values. The more organized we are, unfortunately, the better we seem to get at fighting. War is very organized. It’s not the brawl you get outside a bar or the random violence you might get when someone feels frightened. ... We may have become nicer as individuals, but we’ve also become better at organizing and using purposive violence. That’s the paradox. We’ve gotten better at making war even as we’ve become nicer people."
Tell them, Star
This is a very fun performance. Lively good vibes from I Vibes everytime!
Looking forward to the songs, they all sound great
We write and perform them just for you!
One of the better songs I've heard posted on this channel so far, great work
Glad you’re enjoying it
Greetings topcatyo, click playlists,on this page and hear our complete albums: What It Takes, Undercover, and Let the Trumpets Sound. Hope you enjoy. Keep commenting. We appreciate your thoughts.
Nice crisp journey. Lovely video.
Still my favorite from 👕
Interesting effect on the vocals. The whole song felt very wavy. I'm enjoying the music drops!
Really cool track, the instruments definitely have a watery quality to them.
Awesome Pammy!!! ❤❤❤
Junior D, Nico D and the Cat family wicked combination. Yuh hear!
Give Thanks and BIG UP VYBZE CORNER RADIO!!! 💚💛❤️
sooooo right on! Thank you Two A We
Pitter patters like rain, bubbles like a brook, flows like a river, rolls like the ocean.