PUDDY ROOTS shares his STORY

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[karlhenry]

Teach I must give it to you, you did your research and homework before all of your interviews. Most of the people you have interviewed were before your time yet you are as comfortable and knowledgeable as if you were a witness to those era! That is why you are the teacher. I can’t even begin to thank and commend you for giving these foundation artists who contributed so much to the music and culture yet were never rewarded financially. Your work will serve, teach and preserve the real history of the music and the incredible artists behind it. Continued blessings and growth my friend, your work is appreciated more than you will ever know.

[kalcidis]

What a joy to see Puddy pop up in my feed! Your interviews are amazing, Teacher.

[sesethuonika]

It's Teach Dem again! Thanks for taking me back down memory lane. Here in Azania (South Africa) 🇿🇦 we used to dance to Puddy Roots songs. Champion Bubbler mashed up the dance. Give Thanks for the wonderful interview and be able to see Puddy Roots. Keep doing the good job.

[uptopboss]

This is the best example of a clean heart DJ sharing the through history of dancehall big up puddy.

[maximumms]

Puddy tough original what a voice & humble spirit. Quick with lyrics.

[andreaswaby]

What a voice.. Wow! so much talent in Jamaica 🇯🇲

[michaelferguson]

Bless up Teacher, OMG this Artist still has it, I have no idea how most of these great artists don't get what they deserve in the music industry Poddy got such a great voice and work so hard, I love his vibe still has a determination i really do hope that he gets his Royalties for his work, these guys are the trendsetter, original Reggae Music Dance Hall Artist, blessings to one of the great Mr Puddy Roots 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🙏🙏

[waynehalliburton]

Teach dem you win again! Puddy Roots so so wicked. Love the history.

[BM-uvsl]

Blessings, Blessings. Foundation sounds Singer. It a joy to listen to these 70th and 80th Singers.
Keep up the good work Teach Them.

[iyahras]

Great interview..this man a foundation in the dancehall, more blessings Puddy roots !!

[KontryBoyz]

This man voice clean like crystal springs water. Thanks Teach for featuring this legend. Blazing

[zookid]

This one connect teach dem, like all your interview but never knew much about him otherwise than his songs, love it Puddy Roots big up yourself bigger one super star.

[JP-dqvq]

A real talk Teach puddy was definitely the badess dancehall/sound system singer.The man voice still fresh.

[dorienthill]

Puddy Roots put me back straight back to the 80s, one of the baddest singer in dancehall

[ukunsigned]

First heard Puddy on my area sound Stereophonic in the 70's, although I knew he was from Arrows before. Last time I heard him live was on the big dance in Slough, England, when he was on Killamanjaro vs Saxon in the 80's. One of the best sound system singjays in the history of the culture in my opinion.

[nurvillemcleod]

Teach Dem, you are a God Bless youth, and you seem to be full of compassion. Blessings

[damionhenry]

It's a joy for you to highlight these guys!!

[kirkvacianna]

Yes, yes, yes the great great Puddy Roots. Refreshing unsung hero.

[jameslee]

Nice interview. Jaro owe Puddy Roots an award for giving Jaro his all. Jaro should make a hour long tape in tribute to Puddy, just like he do for Luciano and Sizzla and the late great Garnett Silk. To show appreciation for the blood sweat and tears. Best Puddy dance was Jaro vs Saxo vs Unity. Puddy, Dirty Harry and Little Twitch. Murder dem. Inna dem yard. Pon dem territory. Puddy on the sleng teng riddim. Sound boy DEAD.

[eastman]

This is really a blessing teach dem going up hearing alot of these songs and never seen a face to them now after watching these interviews definitely will let me appreciate those songs even more