Richie Spice
Richie Spice (born Richell Bonner on September 8, 1971 in St. Andrew, Jamaica) is a Jamaican reggae artist. He hails from one of the islands most renowned family of artists. The Bonner brothers consist of Richie Spice, Pliers from Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and dancehall DJ Snatcher Dog.
Spice's first Jamaican single "Killing a Sound" was produced by Dennis "Star" Hayes. This was followed by "Shine" by ace Jamaican record producer/musician Clive Hunt. Read Full BioRichie Spice (born Richell Bonner on September 8, 1971 in St. Andrew, Jamaica) is a Jamaican reggae artist. He hails from one of the islands most renowned family of artists. The Bonner brothers consist of Richie Spice, Pliers from Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and dancehall DJ Snatcher Dog.
Spice's first Jamaican single "Killing a Sound" was produced by Dennis "Star" Hayes. This was followed by "Shine" by ace Jamaican record producer/musician Clive Hunt. Spice also teamed up with Hunt for his debut album on the Island Jamaica Label from which came his first major hit "Grooving my girl". His sister, Bridgett Bonner for Bonner Productions Ltd, organized his second album. The album produced hits such as "Earth a Run Red", "Living Ain't Easy", Land of Jamaica "Time So Rough", the aforementioned "Grooving My Girl" and many others. This album, renamed UNIVERSAL is contracted to Heartbeat Records for further development and international exposure. Spice currently has a hot new album to be released early summer of 2003 called WORLD ROCK.
Having gained popularity in the mid 90's, Spice has performed at all major shows staged locally namely Reggae Sun Splash (a paid tribute by him to Bob Marley), White River Reggae Bash, Rebel Salute and many others. Spice has opened shows for the likes of Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and Rita Marley on extensive tours of Europe and the United States 1996-1997.
He again toured East North America from June to September 2001. His increased popularity has gained him spots at numerous venues. His most recent projects include performances at Sting held at Jam World St. Catherine (December 26, 2002) and Sting Miami (March 2003).
Richie Spice is a member of the Rastafari movement.
http://www.richiespice.net/
Spice's first Jamaican single "Killing a Sound" was produced by Dennis "Star" Hayes. This was followed by "Shine" by ace Jamaican record producer/musician Clive Hunt. Read Full BioRichie Spice (born Richell Bonner on September 8, 1971 in St. Andrew, Jamaica) is a Jamaican reggae artist. He hails from one of the islands most renowned family of artists. The Bonner brothers consist of Richie Spice, Pliers from Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and dancehall DJ Snatcher Dog.
Spice's first Jamaican single "Killing a Sound" was produced by Dennis "Star" Hayes. This was followed by "Shine" by ace Jamaican record producer/musician Clive Hunt. Spice also teamed up with Hunt for his debut album on the Island Jamaica Label from which came his first major hit "Grooving my girl". His sister, Bridgett Bonner for Bonner Productions Ltd, organized his second album. The album produced hits such as "Earth a Run Red", "Living Ain't Easy", Land of Jamaica "Time So Rough", the aforementioned "Grooving My Girl" and many others. This album, renamed UNIVERSAL is contracted to Heartbeat Records for further development and international exposure. Spice currently has a hot new album to be released early summer of 2003 called WORLD ROCK.
Having gained popularity in the mid 90's, Spice has performed at all major shows staged locally namely Reggae Sun Splash (a paid tribute by him to Bob Marley), White River Reggae Bash, Rebel Salute and many others. Spice has opened shows for the likes of Chaka Demus and Pliers, Spanner Banner and Rita Marley on extensive tours of Europe and the United States 1996-1997.
He again toured East North America from June to September 2001. His increased popularity has gained him spots at numerous venues. His most recent projects include performances at Sting held at Jam World St. Catherine (December 26, 2002) and Sting Miami (March 2003).
Richie Spice is a member of the Rastafari movement.
http://www.richiespice.net/
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Youth Dem Cold
Richie Spice Lyrics
In the streets it's getting hot and the youths
Them a get so cold searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, whoo
As generation comes and goes
You gatta make preparation for the youths them a grow
It's what you reap, it's what you sow
The youths, them have a life in the future
So when that's then you know, if education is the key
Then tell me why the people have to make it so expensive for we
Give them the key, oh, set them free
Oh, na, na, na, ayy, eee, eee, oh, na, na, na
Oh, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
You gatta find a better way
'Cause wen we look in a Babylon
Me see a bearful play and so the Gideon stay
Ay, all nation come together
Know that Kingston Selassie the truth
And the light and the way
Kingston people lead them in the right way, eee
You gat to show the people there's still a brighter way, ayy
I know for sure the sun will come out today, ayy
Vanity is an illusion, will have to fade away, ayy, yeah
And all the wicked deeds that done
You know you gat to pay, ayy
Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ERROL OSBOURNE, GILMORE GRANT, RICHELL BONNER
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Jordan Brown
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
As generation comes and grows
You gotta make preparation for the youths them a grow
It's what you reap it's what you sow
The youths them have a life in the future so when that's then you know
If education is the key
Then tell me why the people have to make it so expensive for we
Give them the key, oh set them free
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
Oh na na na ayyy
Eeeeeeee, eeeeeee
Oh na na na, oh na na na, na na, na na na
You gotta find a better way
Cause when we look in a babylon me see a bearful play
And so the Gideon stay, yay
All nation come together know that Kingston Selassi the truth and the light and the way
Kingston people lead them in the right way
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
You got to show the people there's still a brighter way,
I know for sure the sun will come out today
Finding people solution will have to fade away ay, yeah
And all the wicked deeds that done you know you got to pay
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
As generation comes and go
You gotta make preparation for the youths them a grow
It's what you reap it's what you sow
The youths them have a life in the future so when that's then you know
If education is the key
Then tell me why the people have to make it so expensive for we
Give them the key, oh set them free
Ricardo Carrillo Coto
Lyrics:
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
As generation comes and grows
You gotta make preparation for the youths them a grow
It's what you reap it's what you sow
The youths them have a life in the future so when that's then you know
If education is the key
Then tell me why the people have to make it so expensive for we
Give them the key, oh set them free
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
Oh na na na ayyy
Eeeeeeee, eeeeeee
Oh na na na, oh na na na, na na, na na na
You gotta find a better way
Cause when we look in a babylon me see a bearful play
And so the Gideon stay, yay
All nation come together know that Kingston Selassi the truth and the light and the way
Kingston people lead them in the right way
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
You got to show the people there's still a brighter way,
I know for sure the sun will come out today
Finding people solution will have to fade away ay, yeah
And all the wicked deeds that done you know you got to pay
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap, who
In the streets it's getting hot
And the youths them a get so cold
Searching for food for the pot
They'll do anything to fill that gap
As generation comes and go
You gotta make preparation for the youths them a grow
It's what you reap it's what you sow
The youths them have a life in the future so when that's then you know
If education is the key
Then tell me why the people have to make it so expensive for we
Give them the key, oh set them free
Jesse Mwangi
who is here 2022?...kenya representingπ₯ was 16yrs when I knew this song....we used to sing It with my buddies in our highschool dormitories on saturdays....big up Richie 15yrs later ππ
Cynthia Pecheur
France 2022 still there too ππβ€οΈ Rastafari
pickle ian
hii ilikua kwa kinyozi πππ
yoshluv7
Yeah, dem youths is too cold now!!!!!!!
Nicholas Akandwanaho
Ug πΊπ¬πΊπ¬πΊπ¬πΊπ¬πΊπ¬πΊπ¬πΊπ¬
Meshack Namayi
Am here π°πͺ
SweetiePie Britt
Never get tired of this song
Stefan Roelse
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Adam Gordon
Dope track and message too π₯π₯
Brother Hasan
I wrote the same comment 4 years after you and before seeing your comment.