True, no copyright 'in' JA, however most of these producers licensed the music to UK labels like Island, Trojan and Pama records and now UMG (the Universal Music Group) owns all the rights to Island, Trojan and Pama records so there is a copyright on pre-1990 JA music, just not on the original JA vinyl pressings.
There was no copyright needed when it comes to this version. Duke Reid produced the original "Everybody Bawling" version and this Version together with U-Roy.
Al Capone tried to copy daddy Roy's style but didn't have any good lyrics, u Roy transcend reggae music and inspired generations of deejays.. Can't compare a Bentley to a Honda accord !!
@@kingstonban you will be saying how great he was when him dead, imitator or not let’s all appreciate them.. Daddy Roy I Roy Big Youth Alcapone Scotty Charlie Ace Sir Harry... all inspired many generations not just Daddy U Roy alone. Remember when I Roy was selling more than Daddy U Roy??
@@kingstonban I was fortunate to see both URoy and Dennis Alcapone live one after the other on the same bill in London back in the 70’s. They were both fantastic with their own style and with obvious great respect for each other. Both masters in their field as Sound System Pioneers.
Rest in eternal paradise king daddy Roy, your legacy will live on forever !!!💔💚💛🙏🙏🙏👼👼👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
LEGEND'S NEVER DIE..
Jah got his soul One love
The 70s were a great era for reggae.so many top artists.so glad I grew up listening to these legends.fantastic .
Two words - pure joy!
U Roy and The Melodians
Gwaan Daddy Roy, Ride dis rythem. The very best
MURDER! The Godfather himself riding one of the baddest Treasure Isle riddims.
First thing JaH gave us was Love Rastafari blessed
Rest in power Big man
The Dee Jay’s king daddy u Roy 🔥🔥🔥🔥👑👑👑🤴🤴🤴🙌🏾💯💯
Big tuneeee
One of the very best.
名曲！
TUNE!
True, no copyright 'in' JA, however most of these producers licensed the music to UK labels like Island, Trojan and Pama records and now UMG (the Universal Music Group) owns all the rights to Island, Trojan and Pama records so there is a copyright on pre-1990 JA music, just not on the original JA vinyl pressings.
There was no copyright needed when it comes to this version. Duke Reid produced the original "Everybody Bawling" version and this Version together with U-Roy.
We need to claim , own ,and demand what belongs to us
good gosh
Daddy u Roy is the king, Dennis alcapone was just an Imitator
Alcapone was still good in his own way. U think U Roy would’ve been able to carry the DJ business alone?
Al Capone tried to copy daddy Roy's style but didn't have any good lyrics, u Roy transcend reggae music and inspired generations of deejays.. Can't compare a Bentley to a Honda accord !!
@@kingstonban you will be saying how great he was when him dead, imitator or not let’s all appreciate them.. Daddy Roy I Roy Big Youth Alcapone Scotty Charlie Ace Sir Harry... all inspired many generations not just Daddy U Roy alone. Remember when I Roy was selling more than Daddy U Roy??
@@Mr-DowNBeat Well said .
@@kingstonban I was fortunate to see both URoy and Dennis Alcapone live one after the other on the same bill in London back in the 70’s. They were both fantastic with their own style and with obvious great respect for each other. Both masters in their field as Sound System Pioneers.
Roots
No copyright in JA music pre 1990-ish.
U-Roy doesn't needed a Copyright because he produced this version with Duke Reid who produced the original "Everybody Bawling" version :)
the wife freaks out with the high vocals - dennis alcapone sends her off haha
1voyher1 this is the king daddy u Roy not al Capone
Booyaka buuiaka
Mmm cadencioso, nada como la música raíz