Take Me Places #2 with SLY DUNBAR [Interview | Jamaica 2022]

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🟥🟨🟩 @Reggaeville presents TAKE ME PLACES 2022 🔥
TAKE ME PLACES HIGHLIGHTS VETERANS OF THE INDUSTRY:
Reggae and Jamaican music have a long, rich and intriguing history to look back on. Many individuals have contributed their talent, energy and spirit to make it what it is today, have dedicated their life to the genre, have fostered, developed and enriched the music.
With her new video interview series 'Take Me Places' Reggaeville host Munchy highlights some of the veterans, members of the Reggae fraternity that have played crucial roles in the business, by giving them a platform to share their personal story as well as Jamaican music history.
ALL EPISODES:
⏩ Take Me Places #1 with GUSSIE CLARKE
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⏩ Take Me Places #2 with SLY DUNBAR
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⏩ Take Me Places #3 with JACKIE JACKSON
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⏩ Take Me Places #4 with DONOVAN GERMAIN
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⏩ Take Me Places #5 with FLABBA HOLT (Part I)
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⏩ Take Me Places #5 with FLABBA HOLT (Part II)
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⏩ Take Me Places #5 with FLABBA HOLT (Part III)
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Take Me Places theme "Kool It Down Riddim"
written and composed by Alex "Drummie" Domhoever for Real People Music.
Single "Kool It Down" by Jerone is available as part of the EP "Rising" orcd.co/RisingEP
#TakeMePlaces #Jamaica #reggaeville

[@mitchellbass3887]

Grew up 1980s Long Island NY & NYC with Sly & Robbie, listening to Taxi Connection, opening up an entire new experience of "Roots" and "Dub" reggae music, discovering Augustus Pablo "King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown" and Black Uhuru, being exposed to all the greats. This man, by far, is the most talented accomplished percussionist and 1 half of the greatest and most influential rhythm section in the history of Reggae Music genre. Big Up! Respect. Thank you sir, for sharing your musical genius for 40+ years, still making tremendous contributions to Jamaican culture and performing arts. Your music, past and present, revealed globally for generations to enjoy and our world is a better place for it praise the Lord. May God bless you Mr. Lowell "Sly" Dunbar, and keep on keepin on strong! RIP Robbie Shakespeare, incredibly talented bassist, your music will be listened to for many years to come keeping their legacy alive.

[@ivang.grajalesmelian7150]

Thanks for these interviews!!! Legends must be present!!! Cant wait for the Scientist and Steely & Clevie ones!!!!

[@RoyalSoundsOfficial]

Great watch ⚡️⚡️🔥🔥💚💛❤️

[@RaphaelLandauer1]

NICE ! Big up Munchie - Big up Reggaeville - long live King Sly Dunbar !

[@ikhowaka1471]

Love you legend sly Dunbar. Sorry about Bobby Shakespeare .

[@rogermansour6085]

Great Reggae drummer along with Carlton Barrett, drummer also for Third World,and Steel Pulse.
Evangelist Roger Mansour

[@jamesmhango2619]

Big up to the sly dem.

[@PascalErnestBeramis]

Great,
I'm french, and for us who appreciate reggae music he is a momument.
Thanks a lot for this moment.

[@mcbojah]

Can you use microphone next time, please.

[@rtmatchatea]

MPL

[@RobertCarvalhoUK]

Steel pulse next...

[@tarasanchez8274]

I hope so