Interview Sunday 27 April 2008 |
computerized: greetings king singer
superblackreggae: bless up
computerized: gal i would a deh with you, love sick, longtime girlfriends those tunes there bring back my memories as a youth ha ha
superblackreggae: you done know
computerized: what was it like working at king jammys?
superblackreggae: it was the begin of great things for me musically
computerized: so he discovered you
superblackreggae: king tubbies was my first producer untill steelie and cleavie and bobby digtal made this song for jammys which he produce
computerized: what was your first song
superblackreggae: a who she pon king tubbies death in arena but jammys song made me famous deh wid yu
computerized: deh wid yu on the heavenless riddim was that your first song at jammys?
superblackreggae: no feeling love sick and bubbling time
computerized: did you cut love sick same time as nitty grittys sweet reggae music, all those cuts were massive over here, coxsone sound from brixton used to run dem red hot
superblackreggae: we did them like same month not same day
computerized: what was the vibe like in the camp, i guess you didnt know how the music would explode....all those artists admiral bailey, little twitch, major worries, eccleton jarrett, anthony malvo, colin roach, shabba, risto benjy, lecturer, domonic, josey whales...
superblackreggae: it was a good vibes i was just sining cause music was my all to give
computerized: how old were you
computerized: did you have a trade
superblackreggae: is like i was inspired by the i was like 17 years old just left high school one trade music
computerized: how did you meet king tubbys
superblackreggae: thru a friend phantom we live same area he told me but jamys and tubbies same place water house
superblackreggae: jammys
computerized: so you born waterhouse
superblackreggae: no ma
computerized: which part den
superblackreggae: me from barnes ave off maxfield near trench town original kingstonian
to be continued... |
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The original Kingstonian man who busted out of the King Jammys camp in the mid 80's with tunes like 'Bad Boys', 'Mouth A Massy Liza', 'Love Sick' and the monster hit 'Deh With You'. His debut LP for King Jammys was entitled 'We Ready Fe Them', released in 1986. 
