LORD SASSAFRASS shares his STORY (PT1)

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[sgrahamhotmailcom]

Another exemplary history lesson with the youthful historian Teach Dem. Haven't heard the name of the talented General TK in years! Points to remember from this lesson with the Horseman Sassafras. Junior Frass has passed away. Dennis Star used to be a selector before producing. Blacka Morwell, brother of Nicodemus, produced the first first Taxi riddim. This has got to be the part one because he hasn't even gotten to "Poco Jump " as yet!

[sweetsop]

This is one of the epic interviews. Lord Sassafras was just dropping gems everywhere. This was an history class by itself. We the fans who never went to a dance back in the day, but grew up loving the music can't get enough of these recollections by the veteran Djs. Thank you Teach Dem. Your program is truly original.

[jamone]

Thanks! Yes TEACH ANOTHER CLASSIC HEY REMEMBER WE TRUCKERS DRIVING FI OVER 5 HRS SUH MI NUH KNOW HOW YUH AGO FIXS THEM 1HR THING YA LOL THESE CONTENT KEEP US GOING MUCH RESPECT BIGUP LORD SASS TRUE LEGEND

[annied]

Thanks you Teach Dem for consistently giving a connection to the great of the genre. Big up Sassafras respect to the elder

[jamvr]

Yow mi memba deh mobile record shop deh a Parade. Right a Orange street. ICONIC. Need to do a documentary about all a di studios and record shops around the vicinity of Parade. Continue with the GREAT job, Teach Dem

[djgenius]

I love how sassafras honest about his opponents and show them respect, , the love was real!!

[lennylenhard]

Teach, we need a Part2 because his memory is very sharp & on point.

[untamedsounds]

Man, teach dem is doing something grate uno need to recognise dat …. No platform in reggae Muzek ever reach this level

[pablot]

Yes again Teachdem, I was hoping you get this interview as Sassafras was always in Canada 🇨🇦 a great lyricist and full of style. "Proud a we"

[errolhobson]

Michael Johnson AKA 'Marble', 'Sassafrass', 'Lord Sassafrass". 'Horseman', Gateman'. To me was one of the unsung hero of Jamaica's Dancehall. His lyrics, style & flare was copied & Adopted by a host of DJ's who up to today fails to acknowledge him.

Sassa's father used to be a race horse trainer. I remember quite vividly that he had 2 retired horses at his home in Marverley - 'Cape Clear' and 'Photostat'. 'Photostat' went on to win 3 races in row.

I use to help him (Sassa) walk those 2 horses after school in the evenings. His father later acquried an 'A' class campaigner names Zephyrus, a Zalucus offspring who he had won quite a few races with.

Marble forgot to mention that he use to dabbled a little into singing. So, apart from the dancing group, he use to have a singing group. I was briefly a part of that singing group.

One memorable moment with the group was at the annual Christmas fair that use to be held at the Marverley Park at the corner of Molyness Rd. and Westmain Dr. We sang Sattamassagana with me on lead vocals. Yow, it was like we had ignited a FIRE bredda!! By the way - we are 2 first cousins.

[yvonnedepass]

Love to hear these veterans. History is a must. Sassafrass has tremendous memories, on target. Need more interviews like this...❤❤

[anthonypowell]

Teach Dem maximum respect king I think you should run for priminister for Jamaica because you bring unity on your program with all these veterans Djs you're interviewing yow blessings king keep up the good work sa

[JuniorDaCosta-wgzu]

Hail up the great Sassafras, one of Dancehall greats..

[larklandbinns]

This is our first frass bout yah LORDSASSAFRASS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊 YES TEACHDEM BIG UP YUH SELF....and this is legendary sound BLACK SCORPIO big fada ABBA JACK SCORPIO ♏

[iyanmanmuzik]

Yes Teach Dem, give thanks for another stellar interview with one of our rub-ah-dub dancehall legend, Lawd Sassafras. The interview would be more informative if you ask the interviewees to give you the year when certain events happened. Continue the great work.

[mrdre]

Teach, mi nuh tink yuh overstand di impact you're having on di preservation of our culture by putting these interviews pan bless you in all your works bredda. "Always a mek sure di message a reach dem!"

[devonjosephs]

I remember when sassa stepped in the dance and hold the Mike..dance just start.

[gagaproductions]

Kingston 20 finest lord sassa frass left out gt hifi from drewsland with trees and a bunch of other djs, sassa frass the teacher glad fi this interview teach them man ya all produce surprise he neve got more in debt with that

[ghadman]

Went to school with this icon. One of the most know. Could not wait for rain water to come to the proper level to start the board horse races.

[devonjosephs]

I used to live in Riverton those days..went to every dance in Washington gardens. With soul expert