Dedicated to The Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation and my co-workers who created a foundation for me in television production. Starting in 1972 my journey continues...
The "Chi-Chi Bud" background music in the into. is brilliant. I remember 1965 when we had the only TV in the neighborhood, and all the kids would come to our house after school and wait for the "SIGN ON" while sitting on the floor. Great memories.
I Think my cousin by my mother side worked at JBC for a hot minute. DON COOPER left JBC and went to join RJR in the early 70s. DJ Don Cooper in the Morning. We used to live at 10 Studley park Rd, Jones Town. Not too far from Mazzuca electronic store and the blood bank on Slipe Road or Slipe Penn rd.
LOOK AT EASTAN LEE, YOUR VOICE REMAINS THE SAME EASTON IS THE ONLY ONE I RECOGNIZE. LOOKING FANTASTIC EASTON. WISHING YOU ALL "ALL" THE BEST MOVING FORWARD. 23/04/22 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
Dennis Hall contributed to the JBC through news and Schools Challenge Quiz. Unfortunately he passed some years ago and there is no materials that shows his presence. The “behind the scenes” folks made their contributions as much as anyone else. These were my coworkers who contributed to making me who I am today and most importantly to the heritage and culture of Jamaica.
@@lukkee2006 I am not saying behind the scenes people don't need to get credit. Without them there would be no JBC. All I am saying is no mention of Dennis Hall who we see on the news. He was the oldest news anchor at the time. When you see an old man doing the news, you think he was there forever. Ask anyone if they remember JBC and they will mention Dennis Hall.
Mr PJ Patterson government rip the heart and soul out of Jamaica with the distruction of the JBC do you remember not fit for air play from the distruction of the JBC it evident no morals no culture it all gone down the toilet
I didn't like that station, JBC for neither love or money.. very sloppy station and that is why they did not last.. RJR was and is the station...Long live RJR..
JBC was my institution for 7 years in the Programmes Department. Great memories, great people, great station!
The "Chi-Chi Bud" background music in the into. is brilliant. I remember 1965 when we had the only TV in the neighborhood, and all the kids would come to our house after school and wait for the "SIGN ON" while sitting on the floor. Great memories.
Bring back memories I was a rigger working on OB van with Howard Buckley and oval Lue I was called Danny
JBC..👏🏿awesome reflections🇯🇲
Di government should bring back jbc 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I grown up listening to jbc
Remember Eroll ET Thompson on Saturday morning and Winston Williams the whip with the solid kick what a time Jamaican in all it naturalness
JBC was the best station bar none.
Great video. It speaks volumes and conveyed some great memories
That first lady is very ATTRACTIVE.
EXCELLENT MEMORIES❤
I Think my cousin by my mother side worked at JBC for a hot minute. DON COOPER left JBC and went to join RJR in the early 70s. DJ Don Cooper in the Morning. We used to live at 10 Studley park Rd, Jones Town. Not too far from Mazzuca electronic store and the blood bank on Slipe Road or Slipe Penn rd.
Great job Lukkee!!
A great blessings to all of you.
I remember Winston Williams, Desmond, Allan magnus
LOOK AT EASTAN LEE, YOUR VOICE
REMAINS THE SAME
EASTON IS THE ONLY ONE I RECOGNIZE.
LOOKING FANTASTIC EASTON.
WISHING YOU ALL "ALL" THE BEST
MOVING FORWARD.
23/04/22
🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
@River czcams.com/video/IE0ikCgKZ_k/video.html
Wowwwww....
What has happen to Beverely Cole.
Was Tony Patel one of JBC crew also
Yes he was
What Patrick Anderson? Had a crush on him when I was young😊. Erica Allen read the news.
I guess these are behind the scenes people. No mention of Dennis Hall (With the news)
Dennis Hall contributed to the JBC through news and Schools Challenge Quiz. Unfortunately he passed some years ago and there is no materials that shows his presence.
The “behind the scenes” folks made their contributions as much as anyone else. These were my coworkers who contributed to making me who I am today and most importantly to the heritage and culture of Jamaica.
@@lukkee2006 I am not saying behind the scenes people don't need to get credit. Without them there would be no JBC. All I am saying is no mention of Dennis Hall who we see on the news. He was the oldest news anchor at the time. When you see an old man doing the news, you think he was there forever. Ask anyone if they remember JBC and they will mention Dennis Hall.
@@pnswg01 you are correct.
Roy Forrester,Charles lewin and more
You are right. Dennis,Lindy Winston and Tony. That was when radio was king!
Mr PJ Patterson government rip the heart and soul out of Jamaica with the distruction of the JBC do you remember not fit for air play from the distruction of the JBC it evident no morals no culture it all gone down the toilet
They had Teenage Dance Party
I think it was filmed at the Glass Bucket club in Half way tree
The late Dwight Wylie was involved
Where's the rest?
What happened to Roy Forrester? When did Dennis Hall died?
Dennis Hall died in the 1990s.
Thanks for the update .was he still working at jbc ? And what happened to wroy Forrester?
Dennis Hall died about more than 20 years ago
@Rose-Marie Cargill thanks for the information, what happened to Roy Forrester?
I recall there was a weather man from Trinidad last name was Nancoo
He lived in Mona heights
Where is Marie Garth
@@paulinedunn1766 Marie Garth and Charlie Bobcock. I was very young,but remembered them😊
@@johncbny yes Marie Garth was with RJR
@@paulinedunn1766 Marie Garth lives in South Florida (Miami I think) and is still active.
I didn't like that station, JBC for neither love or money.. very sloppy station and that is why they did not last.. RJR was and is the station...Long live RJR..
JBC should still going Today.✔💯🇯🇲🇯🇲🎧🎛🔊
So, Lukkee, were you there when they started to show the gothic soap opera "Dark Shadows"?
Hi. I was there while it aired but it probably started before I got there.
@@lukkee2006 Thanks
Dark Shadow was good could not miss it