I love his style, the way he talks.... a real kingstonian accent.... I love him... my dad made me love his music from my childhood days. RIP... your music never dies
If James Brown was the Master of American R and B jive, then Jamaican Reggae has its Supreme Stalwart in U-Roy probably the most influential DJ ever to walk the earth.👍🔊🔊🔊
Thank you Sir Daddy U Roy, for what you have done not only for Jamaican music and culture but, for what you have done for the music industry across the board, we say once again thank you. RIEP my brother.
I used to passed Daddy U - Roy on daily basis, on my way to Mr Salmon's shop. When I was a youth in Cock- burn- pen area (Kgn11)...it a pleasure sir and thank you for your contribution to Dancehall and Reggae music.
I got the opportunity the meeting in Montego Bay 1977 wow it is smooth the same way even more smoother thank you Daddy U Roy for the good work you leave behind
S.I.P Daddy Roy , column of dancehall, gone but will never forgotten , will never forget d dance d dance u play 4 me in 1976 in Old Breaton , dung d holdin.
RIP...daddy U Roy was a true legend...and for me was always for always love and peace and a laid back attitude to life...loved the man and his DJ toasting...x He was the best..
Sorry black Americans already had a tradition of rap before anyone ever knew of this dude. The ska pioneers were emulating rnb music and trying to rap like Louie Jordan and Jocko Henderson.
count machukie/king stitt were the first two dj;s DADDY U ROY took it to another level and to the world is voice still same as how it was when he first start out . my favourite vetran toasters my two favourites were i roy and u roy.i rate ranking trevor big youth,shorty d president the list goes on but u roy& i roy two of the greatest. very sad day r i p the teacher u roy. your respect is global.
Count Matchuki and King Stiitt were Toasters....their talks weren’t melodic. U Roy had melody and flow. So yes he didn’t initiate it but his style is what others emulated; evolving to what the genre is presently.
Much love and Jah love to his family... Very thankful to have been blessed to have heard and met such a talented conscious toaster!! Love you!! 🇯🇲🔥❤️💛💚
Listening to UROY himself talking 👄 I don't haveto read no books, or Listening to someone else. Because he was born in the 1940s and I was born in the 1950s and, I have known him in person since 1968.There is a lot of younger generation in Jamaica 🇯🇲 does not know, the intricacies about the history of the Jamaican music industry. Where some people is claiming to be the originator of certain things, which is not true at all. The man 👨 who really started the development of the Jamaican music, was a man named Vere John talented music show. He helps to developed the American music industry born UROY, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, John Holt, Millie Small, Dobby Dobson, Ken Parker, Alton Ellis, just to named named a few of them. He left Jamaica in 1924 to New York city, where he started his music talented music searching for talents. He returned to Jamaica in 1939 and started to searching for talents, where he found the Wailers, John Holt, Millie Small, Dobby Dobson, Alton Ellis, Hortense Ellis, Desmond Decker, just to named a few of them. I remembered as a boy 👦 growing up, I useto listened to his talent contests show on RJR radio 📻 station on a Sunday. He died in 1966,so most Jamaicans does not know all those things at all. I remembered Listening to Machukie, and King 🤴 Stitch before UROY got popular. When he released those songs, and the song that made him very popular ahead of King Stitch was. Wear you to ball in the 1960s, it was very popular. But King Stitch 🤴 was the first DJ to be crowned as King 🤴 of the dancehall, but King 🤴 Stitch was good back in his days. The ugly one as they useto called him, back in the days. If you want to see King Stitch 🤴 you would see and Bunny Grant, at the corner of East Street corner and east Queen 👸 Street and a group of guys 👦 there talking 👄 to them. Anyway UROY helped to lift the reggae music to a higher height, there is no joke about it. Because most of the DJS back then after him,useto copy him. Like IRoy,Dennis Alcapone, they sound like UROY 👍, but Big Youth was quiet different in his own style, Ranking Trevor, UBrown,Ranking Joe, Wilton Irie, General Echo, in the early 1970s. But UROY is the best to hold a mikephone, he is very smooth like a lizard 🦎 on a limb.Very good timing, you can hear everything he said. I take in a few of dance 💃 when he useto played for King Tubbys 🤴 in the 1960s and early 1970s, I never useto followed his sound at all. But I take in a few of his dance when Ranking Joe was the leading DJ there, Ranking Joe was really good sound like Daddy UROY at 1st ,then he changed a few of his styles. I would like to hear something from Ranking Joe, and if he is going to his Godfather funeral. Daddy UROY.
I alway listen to your music from a little girl until now i am a women. I love the one wear you to the ball. You are a legend you music will live on forever god speed
salute to the founding father daddy U Roy dj of dancehall genre🎧🎵🎶🎼 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇲🇦🇴🇦🇶🇦🇷🇦🇸🇦🇹🇦🇨🇦🇩🇦🇪🇦🇫🇦🇬🇦🇮🇧🇪🇧🇫🇧🇬🇧🇭🇧🇮🇧🇯🇧🇧🇧🇦🇦🇿🇦🇽🇦🇼🇦🇺🇧🇷🇧🇴🇧🇼🇧🇳🇨🇭🇨🇷🇨🇺🇨🇻🇨🇼🇨🇱🇨🇮
He has NOTHING to do with hip hop. He copied Black American Djs Jive Talk. American's didn't get SHIT from U-Roy, nobody in the U.S. knew who "U-Roy" is even back when he was active.
Correction there,his name was Derrick Adair,who was from Flecthers land..daddy Uroy lived with the lady for over 40 add yrs and didn't marry her,smh.. condolences to u M.....
@@daveroberts6951 He had absolutely nothing to do with rap. This is a downright lie. U-Roy copied Black American DJs and musicians "jive-talk". Rapping comes directly from Black American culture. Only person he may have influenced are Jamaicans who were oblivious to the culture that already existed.
@TenderViddlez NO DEMON. HE IS THE FOUNDATION AND COOL HERC IS KNOW TO BE THE FIRST RAPPER AND EVEN HE HAD TO BOW TO THE GOD. LITTLE CLOWN. ALL YOU HAVE IS YOU FEELINGS AND YOUR OPINIONS. LOLOLOL. WE HAVE AN ENTIRE GENRE AND EVEN RAP AKA HIP HOP ALWAYS USING REGGAE SOUNDS AND JAMAICAN LINGO BECAUSE JAMAICA IS THE ROOTS OF THEIR CULTURE.. YOU DEMONS JUST BITTER AND FULL OF HATE😂😂😂😂
The places that Daddy Roy named that rude boys came from in his youth days are the same places that rude boys come from in 2021. Some communities are cursed. RIP to a legend
A rudeboy called Froggy AKA U Roy Junior who followed U Roy & King Tubbys sound he was a badman who love gun and eventually get killed by police. Bad bad DJ too RIP to both of them
This man is a column in Jamaican music. The voice of Jamaica
My father loved his music
I love his style, the way he talks.... a real kingstonian accent.... I love him... my dad made me love his music from my childhood days. RIP... your music never dies
Wake the Town And Tell The People, Another Legend Has Passed, RIP Teacher U Roy👑🤴
U Roy went Platinum and some nowadays DJs who claim they are wicked don't even sell Aluminum
Facts
Real Talk
Talk truth
RIP IN PEACE great artist great music u be surly missed buy your music will live on
If this was mix up, mix up, would have gotten a lot more views
If James Brown was the Master of American R and B jive, then Jamaican Reggae has its Supreme Stalwart in U-Roy probably the most influential DJ ever to walk the earth.👍🔊🔊🔊
May papa U Roy👑 him spirit🎤🎧🎷🎸🎹 forever rest inna power🔥 seen🤜🏿🤛🏿
Big up Daddy U-Roy. Great interview Onstage.
Lesson learnt “ leave people things and know your time will come” “ wah you don’t get today, know you can get it tomorrow “. Thank you Daddy U-roy
The Godfather of Dancehall a pioneer for all of us Dancehall babies 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
For Legends like U-Roy and more, we need a reggae museum NOW!❤️🎶🎶🎵🎵✅
Thank you Sir Daddy U Roy, for what you have done not only for Jamaican music and culture but, for what you have done for the music industry across the board, we say once again thank you. RIEP my brother.
RIP daddy Roy great icon will be always remembered never forgotten
Rest in peace U Roy love your songs
God father is. super chilled... legend is genuinely authentic
I used to passed Daddy U - Roy on daily basis, on my way to Mr Salmon's shop. When I was a youth in Cock- burn- pen area (Kgn11)...it a pleasure sir and thank you for your contribution to Dancehall and Reggae music.
He was an inspiration to me way back in my childhood... Shubidubi dobadii.. Dreadlocks dread.
Rest on Grandpa!
RIP Uroy the original DJ daddy.
I am crying ... a serious positive gentleman..
Rest easy Daddy U-Roy
I got the opportunity the meeting in Montego Bay 1977 wow it is smooth the same way even more smoother thank you Daddy U Roy for the good work you leave behind
Even when I'm 80 I will remember this icon🙌🇯🇲💯
Sleep in power and rest in Zion🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿you brought so much joy to the world
S.I.P Daddy Roy , column of dancehall, gone but will never forgotten , will never forget d dance d dance u play 4 me in 1976 in Old Breaton , dung d holdin.
Gone but will not b forgotten. Rip condolences to his loved ones
True words me General and a legendary man
Uroy you will always stand on the shoulder of agiant. Your music will live for a very long time rip
RIP...daddy U Roy was a true legend...and for me was always for always love and peace and a laid back attitude to life...loved the man and his DJ toasting...x He was the best..
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2001 Central Park ...
U-ROY WAS PURE FIRE .
RIP Godfather A Legacy Of Love and Niceness In Reggae.
Rest in Power Daddy U Roy ✊🏽
A solid foundation, legend, respect for the work. Condolence to the family,friends and fans
We Give Thanks fi everything Daddy U-Roy Love we Love U plenty 💯
That Kangol have a buzz! Only the "original" Jamaicans know about this. Kangol, Clarks and Diamond socks. Bless up Daddy U
Daddy U Roy more than a legend sip great one
R. I. P Legend. I enjoyed this interview. U-Roy was a man of beautiful character!!
Salute The Godfather blessings to his family 🙏🏿
RIP legendary U Roy ❤💛💚
Rest in eternal paradise king daddy u Roy, your legacy will live on forever!! 💔💔❤️❤️👑👑👑🙏🙏🙏💯
Rest in paradise legendary u-roy
Big respect to U-Roy the Originator, the Godfather of Dancehall in Jamaica and Rapping in the U.S.
He’s not The Godfather of rapping, he got toasting from Black Americans and he (U Roy) credits Louis Jordan as the first rapper.
Sorry black Americans already had a tradition of rap before anyone ever knew of this dude. The ska pioneers were emulating rnb music and trying to rap like Louie Jordan and Jocko Henderson.
Big up Daddy U-roy
count machukie/king stitt were the first two dj;s DADDY U ROY took it to another level and to the world is voice still same as how it was when he first start out . my favourite vetran toasters my two favourites were i roy and u roy.i rate ranking trevor big youth,shorty d president the list goes on but u roy& i roy two of the greatest. very sad day r i p the teacher u roy. your respect is global.
Count Matchuki and King Stiitt were Toasters....their talks weren’t melodic. U Roy had melody and flow. So yes he didn’t initiate it but his style is what others emulated; evolving to what the genre is presently.
Angel sounds U Roy rest in houner
Much love and Jah love to his family... Very thankful to have been blessed to have heard and met such a talented conscious toaster!! Love you!! 🇯🇲🔥❤️💛💚
Jah know this inspireing a swear🇯🇲
Sip...Everyone get paid according to there works....
Blessed...
Listening to UROY himself talking 👄 I don't haveto read no books, or Listening to someone else. Because he was born in the 1940s and I was born in the 1950s and, I have known him in person since 1968.There is a lot of younger generation in Jamaica 🇯🇲 does not know, the intricacies about the history of the Jamaican music industry. Where some people is claiming to be the originator of certain things, which is not true at all. The man 👨 who really started the development of the Jamaican music, was a man named Vere John talented music show. He helps to developed the American music industry born UROY, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, John Holt, Millie Small, Dobby Dobson, Ken Parker, Alton Ellis, just to named named a few of them. He left Jamaica in 1924 to New York city, where he started his music talented music searching for talents. He returned to Jamaica in 1939 and started to searching for talents, where he found the Wailers, John Holt, Millie Small, Dobby Dobson, Alton Ellis, Hortense Ellis, Desmond Decker, just to named a few of them. I remembered as a boy 👦 growing up, I useto listened to his talent contests show on RJR radio 📻 station on a Sunday. He died in 1966,so most Jamaicans does not know all those things at all. I remembered Listening to Machukie, and King 🤴 Stitch before UROY got popular. When he released those songs, and the song that made him very popular ahead of King Stitch was. Wear you to ball in the 1960s, it was very popular. But King Stitch 🤴 was the first DJ to be crowned as King 🤴 of the dancehall, but King 🤴 Stitch was good back in his days. The ugly one as they useto called him, back in the days. If you want to see King Stitch 🤴 you would see and Bunny Grant, at the corner of East Street corner and east Queen 👸 Street and a group of guys 👦 there talking 👄 to them. Anyway UROY helped to lift the reggae music to a higher height, there is no joke about it. Because most of the DJS back then after him,useto copy him. Like IRoy,Dennis Alcapone, they sound like UROY 👍, but Big Youth was quiet different in his own style, Ranking Trevor, UBrown,Ranking Joe, Wilton Irie, General Echo, in the early 1970s. But UROY is the best to hold a mikephone, he is very smooth like a lizard 🦎 on a limb.Very good timing, you can hear everything he said. I take in a few of dance 💃 when he useto played for King Tubbys 🤴 in the 1960s and early 1970s, I never useto followed his sound at all. But I take in a few of his dance when Ranking Joe was the leading DJ there, Ranking Joe was really good sound like Daddy UROY at 1st ,then he changed a few of his styles. I would like to hear something from Ranking Joe, and if he is going to his Godfather funeral. Daddy UROY.
Daddy U Roy!
Long live a legend!!! RASPECT....
Like so many of these talanted humans beings they have not wasted their time on this planet. Big Up Daddy U Roy, love and honour, Rastafari
I alway listen to your music from a little girl until now i am a women. I love the one wear you to the ball. You are a legend you music will live on forever god speed
Shabba ranks crowned the king u Roy Big up Shabba ranks
The FATHER. The ORIGINAL. The ARCHETYPE. Big respects to the REAL FOUNDATION. 🙏🏽🕊️
Rip legend
salute to the founding father daddy U Roy dj of dancehall genre🎧🎵🎶🎼 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇲🇦🇴🇦🇶🇦🇷🇦🇸🇦🇹🇦🇨🇦🇩🇦🇪🇦🇫🇦🇬🇦🇮🇧🇪🇧🇫🇧🇬🇧🇭🇧🇮🇧🇯🇧🇧🇧🇦🇦🇿🇦🇽🇦🇼🇦🇺🇧🇷🇧🇴🇧🇼🇧🇳🇨🇭🇨🇷🇨🇺🇨🇻🇨🇼🇨🇱🇨🇮
Salute to the originator
Facts daddy u Roy you
Rip king 👑 great Daddy URoy
Pioneer.....unlce roy
rip the best
Much Respek & My Deepest Condolences To His Family & Frens & Fans All Around The World Born On My B-day Sept 21st Best PPL In The World.
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“Bottom line is” - I get the PUN daddy Roy
R.I.P🙏🏿🎤🎺🎸💜🔥🔥🔥🔥🌟🌟🌟🌟💐
YOU ARE LEGEND👍🏿👍🏿
RIP..LEGEND..FOUNDATION..📖🎼🎼🎵🎵🎶🎤🔥💡🕯📖🎼🕯
JAH Man - JAH MYth - JAH Legend
R.I.P
BIG UP ONSTAGE TV 🏅🏅🏅🔥
Real legend 🙏🏿
Rest in peace God father
My condolences 💐 . Shalom/Peace family and much blessings
RIP U Roy 🙏🏾
RIP FATHER ROY.
DADDY U ROY
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙏///
RIP Legend🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hail the GodFather of Reggae and hip hop
He has NOTHING to do with hip hop. He copied Black American Djs Jive Talk. American's didn't get SHIT from U-Roy, nobody in the U.S. knew who "U-Roy" is even back when he was active.
You are right he doesn't do hip hop my aunt has 2 girls for him I used to visit his house in cling cling avenue ❤
Correction there,his name was Derrick Adair,who was from Flecthers land..daddy Uroy lived with the lady for over 40 add yrs and didn't marry her,smh.. condolences to u M.....
The best to have done it rip
Right here eno the general,same day as him born
Rip Dread
He's 100% right
Lima Peru
👍👍👍
The father of dj
Very good interview, but I must say that I am a bit distracted by how sexy Winford looks in this episode! It might be the haircut!
🤔😊
RIP daddy U Roy foundation artist who opened the door for Dj's ah yard and abroad.
Also for rap music
@@daveroberts6951 He had absolutely nothing to do with rap. This is a downright lie. U-Roy copied Black American DJs and musicians "jive-talk". Rapping comes directly from Black American culture. Only person he may have influenced are Jamaicans who were oblivious to the culture that already existed.
@TenderViddlez
NO DEMON.
HE IS THE FOUNDATION AND COOL HERC IS KNOW TO BE THE FIRST RAPPER AND EVEN HE HAD TO BOW TO THE GOD.
LITTLE CLOWN.
ALL YOU HAVE IS YOU FEELINGS AND YOUR OPINIONS.
LOLOLOL.
WE HAVE AN ENTIRE GENRE AND EVEN RAP AKA HIP HOP ALWAYS USING REGGAE SOUNDS AND JAMAICAN LINGO BECAUSE JAMAICA IS THE ROOTS OF THEIR CULTURE..
YOU DEMONS JUST BITTER AND FULL OF HATE😂😂😂😂
The bottom line is just leave them alone.......Badness around the music is a long time ting
The places that Daddy Roy named that rude boys came from in his youth days are the same places that rude boys come from in 2021. Some communities are cursed. RIP to a legend
@Ross micheal those same places are still grimy....my people are stuck in a cycle of poverty, crime, and overall poor quality of life
Those community is life university for poor people
@@joydobler7597 what percentage of males who graduate from that university live past 25 years of age? If you don't know I'll tell you
Rip
RIP Fada Roy Greatness!!!
Salute to the Legend.
Winford look green, how long ago was this?
17 years ago
17 years oh wow
Never married, 10 kids, different baby moms, live with a lady 20 plus years . Another artiste family will be fighting for royalties .😔
A rudeboy called Froggy AKA U Roy Junior who followed U Roy & King Tubbys sound he was a badman who love gun and eventually get killed by police. Bad bad DJ too RIP to both of them
The only reason why those places was so hard only champion come from there and self help was the rules
This is were rapping come from all started from hear
Pigmeat here comes the judge was black american rapping before djs
First interview Meen hear vybz kartel name ina. Ah lie?
Rest in peace grand master blessings from Jah Rastafari Selassie
When you learned raspect then u can spoke to i.....