Jacob Miller - Tenement Yard

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Published 2009-02-08

Miller was an intelligent and original artist, and recognized his own potential to lead, releasing a re-cut of his own track 'Tenement Yard' with the title 'Too Much Imitator', a straight out attack on those trying to copy his style.

All Comments (21)

@temitopeoke4508 2 months ago

who is still listening in 2024
@duelx1 5 years ago

I heard this song when I was only seven. I'm brazilian and I didn't know English till now. Today, this song came to my mind again. I tried to search "reggae sususu" and this video appeared. I'm really happy... <3
@MsBorntopraise 7 months ago

2023, this song will never grow old. It is beautiful 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
@AfiaAnigye 3 years ago

I’m gonna blast this song for the neighbors.... they not even gonna know I’m talking about them... this will be fun!
@kgomotsokgothatso2693 2 years ago

To us who never played his songs but came back because we reggae lovers
@bamatocybercafe6399 5 years ago

Who's still listening in 2019?
@TheDavemcf 2 years ago

Still rocking in 2021, big up Jacob Miller!!
@fernandodiniz6029 3 years ago

I am from Brazil, some parts of Brazil, Bahia (Salvador) and Maranhão, they hear a lot of reggae, i am from Salvador, so I am looking for the more played music on the radios here and on the streets, in my childhood !, This song takes me back to my grandmother's street, in the 90s, now I understand the lyrics and dating a black Brazilian ( like me ) rasta man!
@ulrikemorgan1195 1 year ago

Jacob Miller we will forever remember and love you Jacob Miller day today
@hoosou9154 7 years ago

Dreadlocks can't live in a tenement yard , too much susu susu too much whatchy whatchy ! Bless up !
@whothecapfits6910 6 years ago

My stepfather introduced me to this when I came from Trinidad to Brooklyn in 94’. Since then I’ve been a Rasta!!!! Bless up!
@judyblack3677 4 years ago

So many memories,still listening in 2019! RIP Jacob Miller
@lebowski5048 9 years ago

One of the Best reggae song ever heard, "Rockers" rules !
@delcruz179 7 years ago

nostalgia de quando era criança e os bêbados ficavam na rua todo fim de semana ouvindo essas músicas e bebendo. Hoje em dia nem bêbados tem mais na rua. Tudo fica mais triste. Saudade desse tempo.
@albertbelfuan575 1 year ago

A I remember my father of blessed memory. This was one of his best songs way back in the 70ties
@neilmacowan5455 4 years ago

At a Glasgow gig, Jacob jumped off stage and stopped a fight between bouncers and dancing audience members, singing "We don't want no trouble in here, leave that to the queen and the police..." What a man!
@rogersteffens2185 1 year ago

For a great live recording of Jacob in a field near Negril in 1978, not long before his tragic death in an automobile accident, film-maker Jim Lewis captured him at his beer-belly best. The film was originally called "Heartland Reggae," and later iterations called it "The One Love Peace Concert," with footage of Bob uniting Manley and Seaga. Find it and marvel. One Love, Roger Steffens, Reggae Historian
@celenemckane1715 4 years ago

Old skool memories..... of good times.... Jacob, burning spear, macka b eek a mouse... timeless
@angelpanton5166 7 months ago

Listening in 2023 going into 2024 ❤ 🤗🙏
@amerjitsandhu1569 4 years ago

2020 still a classic the year off the Corona virus