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Ring Di Alarm another sound is dying! Just how did the great Tenor Saw one of Jamaica's greats reggae artist die? Sugar Minott gives you a look in to the life of one of Jamaica's dancehall artist. Clive Bright (2 December 1966 August 1988), better known as Tenor Saw, was a Jamaican dancehall singjay in the 1980s, considered one of the most influential singers of the early digital reggae era. His best-known songs the 1985 hit "Ring the Alarm" on the "Stalag" riddim.... Sadly his career was cut short on a lonely Texas road in 1988. The official cause his death was ruled as pneumonia, but it is believed that he would have probably died from his injuries because he laid helpless out in the open for hours, maybe days before he eventually died. There are many rumors surrounding his death, with some saying he died from a hit and run.

Watch this epic reggae film Creation Rebel. Please like, share and subscribe. This reggae documentary is considered a classic by our thousands of reggae fans around the world. Enjoy!

Rip Bill Withers We have lost a true legend today at the age of 81. In honor of one of the greatest musician to walk planet earth, we pay homage, as Ken Boothe sings "Aint No Sunshine". Another gem for the Lyric short film reggae vault.... Enjoy!

2020 and the world is under attack by a deadly virus. Make sure you put on your Iron Shirt and prepare for the imminent war! Many will die, but many more will live. Boost your immune system with positive energy by watching Iron Shirt. Another gem from the Lyric short film vault.... #keepreggaealive #reggaefilm #covid19 #ironshirt #washhands Please like, share and subscribe, only you can make the people see

Another gem from the Lyric vault. Strictly Reggae Music Short Film Capleton, Maxi Priest, Ken Boothe, Tiger, Luciano. Janine "Jah9", Prezident Brown, Mighty Diamonds, Jah Cure, Munga Honorable, The Jays, Ninja Man

Truly surprised that this doc only has 1700 views on our youtube channel with all the star power in this film. We went threw great lengths to find these artist. Some are no longer with us and others seclude them themselves from society because they feel that their contribution has been forgotten. Has it? This short film is a reggae lovers dream. We know you have not seen it because it only has 1700 views. This is exactly what you need to watch to relax and reliev...e some covid19 stress. Part 1 of The History of Reggae Documentary Take the time to watch. like, share and subscribe. Help keep reggae history alive. Junior Murvin, Pat Kelly, Errol Dunkley, Ken Boothe, John Holt, Sugar Minott, Leroy Sibbles, Max Romeo, The Jays...... This Documentary is #Fire Enjoy!