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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. Hinds, Justin, Dominoes - Carry Go Bring Come: the Anthology 64 - 74 - Amazon.com Music. Carry Go Bring Come: the Anthology 64 - 74. Justin Hinds (May 7, 1942 - March 16, 2005) is best known as a Jamaican ska vocalist, with his backing singers the Dominoes. He is best known for his work with Duke Reid’s Treasure Isle Records, where his most notable song, ’Carry Go Bring Come’ recorded in late 1963, went to number one in Jamaica.
This pancocojams post provides information about Jamaican singer/songwriter Justin Hinds and showcases sound files of Justin Hinds & The Dominos’ Ska and Rocksteady records ’Carry Go CarryGo Bring Come’.
The lyrics for this song and selected comments from one of these YouTube sound files are also included in this post.
The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purpose.
All copyrights remain with their owners. Thanks to Justin Hinds and the Dominos for their musical legacy. Thanks to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the publishers of this song on YouTube.
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2020/06/what-does-nigerian-pidgin-english.html for the somewhat related pancocojams post entitled ’What Does The Nigerian Pidgin English Phrase ’Carry Go’ Mean? (with online definitions & comments from Nigerians).
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INFORMATION ABOUT JUSTIN HINDS
From https://www.furious.com/perfect/justinhinds.html Justin Hinds and the Dominoesby Eric Doumerc, (May 2007)’Justin Hinds began to make records with the Dominoes (JuniorDixon and Dennis Sinclair) forming a Jamaican harmony trio in the early 1960’sand later gained some popularity abroad in the 1990’s. Sadly, today Hinds andhis comrades have remained rather unknown outside the circle of reggaecognoscenti and their music deserves much wider exposure.Justin Hinds was born in the small village of Steertown onthe Jamaican north coast in 1942 and came to Kingston to make his way in themusic business in the early 1960’s. He hooked up with the producer Duke Reid in1963 and recorded his fist song in the same year with the cream of studiomusicians at the time (Tommy McCook on saxophone, Drumbago on drums, Jah Jerryon guitar). The dominant sound at the time was ska and the Dominoes’ firstsong, entitled ’Carry Go Bring Come’ (a Jamaican phrase meaning agossip) was recorded in that style, with blasting horns and a driving rhythm.The song was a hit, remained in the charts for seven weeks, and launched JustinHinds’ career, becoming a transatlantic smash with the UK West Indian immigrantcommunity and with the early incarnations of the skinhead movement (theSelecter covered the song in the late ’70’s and the Specials would later coverit with Desmond Dekker).Hinds and his friends then recorded exclusively for DukeReid until the producer’s death in 1974 and then began to record for the lateJack Ruby in 1976, a partnership which led to the release of the Jezebel LP onIsland, which included a remake of ’Carry Go Bring Home.’ In spite ofone of the songs from the LP (the jubilant ’Natty Take Over’) beingincluded on the soundtrack to the film Rockers, lasting recognition stillfailed to come and Hinds went into semi-retirement. Although he returned torecording in the mid-1980’s when he made an album for the American Nighthawklabel (Travel with Love, 1985), he still missed out on the acclaim hedeserved. The Dominoes had to wait until the 1990’s for internationalrecognition to come when they first performed at the Sierra Nevada World MusicFestival in 1996, which led to more touring in the USA and in Europe. JustinHinds died of cancer in Jamaica on March 17th, 2005.[…]For Hinds and the Dominoes, their belated recognition may beaccounted for by the fact that they recorded in a style which was far removedfrom the mainstream of Jamaican music but which was nevertheless steeped in theJamaican oral tradition. Their music (in the ska, rock steady and reggae modes)is best described as ’rural’ and could be said to belong to a type ofreggae music sometimes known as ’country reggae.’ Groups like Stanleyand the Turbines and the Ethiopians recorded in a similar style.The Dominoes’ harmonies were church-based and Hinds himselfcame from a deeply religious family and loved to sing religious hymns inchurch. Parallel to that, he also liked listening to American popular music andhis favourite artists included Fats Domino (hence Justin Hinds and theDominoes), B.B. King, Smiley Lewis and Louis Jordan.Hinds’ lyrics were influenced both by his religiousbackground and by the Jamaican oral tradition, which is based on storytelling,proverbs, sayings and songs. His first hit, ’Carry Go Bring Come,’was about a gossip, a ’news-carrier’:[..]The song was an immediate hit in 1963, during the ska era, andHinds later re-cut it the rock steady idiom in 1967, and later as a Reggae songin the 1970s (on the Jezebel LP). The lyrics are a mixture of folk sayings andbiblical allusions (’Jezebel’, ’Mount Zion’, ’thewicked’) which struck a chord with the audience. Everyone was able torelate to the general feelings expressed in the songs about the wickedoppressing the weak. After all, the song was released in 1963, just one yearafter Jamaica became independent and the colonial legacy was certainly visible atthe time.”…Work with Duke ReidHis first recording with Duke Reid was ’Carry Go BringCome’, made in late 1963 in one take. It became a big hit topping theJamaican chart for two months, just before the Wailers got their big hit with’Simmer Down’. ’Carry Go Bring Come’ would later be coveredby the British ska band The Selecter on their 1980 album Too Much Pressure,and by Desmond Dekker and The Specials on King of Kings.[…]
He also released ’Carry Go Bring Come’ in 1963 inconjunction with Jonathan Bevan, an English-born Jamaican national, asuccessful collaboration which drew much admiration amongst Jamaican musicproducers. The track was described by esteemed Ghanaian music aficionado ZahidChohan as ’simply wonderful; belongs in any reggae fan’s collection’….
-snip-
A number of other Reggae singers recorded ’Carry Go Come Back’ including Freddy McGregor, Millie Smalls, and the Skatalites.
****WHAT ’CARRY GO BRING COME’ MEANS
’NounGossip. Idle talk, rumours, or salacious news about theprivate affairs of others.
brango, commesse, he say dem say, labba labba, labrish,melee, pung melee, pung name, seetful, shush, shushu, sip sip, skyat, suss,sussu, sussu sussu, yerriso’
Belna, May 19, 2015JahMar 17, 2017’Dwl!! Dis one old ennuh mi granny always seh dis.’
-snip-The phrase ’carry go’ is known in Nigeria, but has a different meaning (or meanings). I’m curious if there is any connection between the Jamaican phrase ’carry go bring come’ and the Nigerian phrase ’carry go’.A series of posts on the Nigerian use of ’carry go’ will be published ASAP on pancocojams and the link to that first post will be added here.
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YOUTUBE EXAMPLES
Example #1: Justin Hinds & The Dominoes/Carry Go Bring Come
-snip-
Here are selected examples of comments (including lyrics) from the discussion thread for this sound file. Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.
1. Jimmy Fantabulous, 2011
’this song plays in the background during the following scenefrom Last Days of Disco: look up’last days of disco’ and ’to thine own self be true.’
**
2. Ruby Morris, 2012
’sounds awesome!! just like it should. authentic, none of thatover-engineered sound processing - thank you :)’
**
3. Mike Ballard, 2012
’1963 top of the pops with a bullet, according to KeithRichards in his bio, LIFE.’
**
4. Elkaosenpanama, 2014
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings miseryYou’re going from town to town making disturbancesIt’s time you stopped doing those things, you old JezebelThe meek shall inherit this Earth, you old JezebelIt needs no light to see you’re making disturbancesIt’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion highTime will tell on you, you old Jezebel
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent manHow long shall the wicked reign over my people?How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
**
5. Carlton Ayre, 2017
’masterpiece of skathey hail from the hills steer town in the parish ofST ANN
**Carry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Deliver
6. sherwood991, 2017
’This song was banned from airplay in Jamaica, at onepoint. An interesting fact, given what’sallowed to play today.’
**
REPLY
7. beanyjazz, 2018
’Any idea why sherwood991 dude?’
**
REPLY
8. Andrew Palmer, 2019
’It is a protest song ,how long shouldthe wickedrainover my people is a cry forhelp its a cry for helpCarry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Openover prejudice’
**
9. Jahson Ntare, 2018
’TYPICAL ENGAGED MUSIC
’Carry Go Bring Come’ by Justin Hinds and theDominoes was very popular in 1964 and is claimed to have criticised the thenpowerful J.L.P. political leader, Alexander Bustamante, also a trade unionist(founder and leader of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union, which has beennearly coalesced into the J .L.P., whereas the P.N.P. has obtained a strongconnection with the National Workers Union, established by Norman Manley). TheJ.L.P. was organised under the leadership of Bustamante in 1943, and the P.N.P.by M. Manley in 1938. (Interestingly Bustamante and Manley were cousins.)The following is an excerpt from the song:Carry go bring come, my dear, bring miseryTime, yuh stop doin’ those t’ings, Yuh ole Jezebel
Instead of keepin’ oppression upon a (h)innocent manHow long shall de wicked reign over my peopleRASTAFARIAN MUSIC IN CONTEMPORARY JAMAICA: A Study ofSocioreligious Music
By Yoshiko S Nagashima’
-snip-
This is the only lyric transcription that I have found online that gives the line ’Better to seek a home in Mt Zion I’ instead of ’Better to seek a home in Mt. Zion high’. The phrase ’Mt. Zion I’ fits the Rastafarian language use of the word ’I’*. However, this may beis a Rastafarian adaptation of Justin Hinds’ lyrics and not the way Hinds wrote that line.
*Click https://debate.uvm.edu/dreadlibrary/grant02.htm for a 2002 paper about Rastafarians written by William Grant. I’ll quote the section of that paper about Rastafarians’ use of the word ’I’ in the comment section for this pancocojams post.
Example #2: Justin Hinds - Carry Go Bring Come (Rock Steady Version)
The Rickynow, July 1, 2010
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Thanks for visiting pancocojams.
Visitors comments are welcome.Carry Go Bring Come is found on the album King of Ska [Varese].
Found on more albums:Carry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Buford King of Kings
The Original Rude Boy
Concrete Jungle
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings misery
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings misery
You’re going from town to town making disturbances
It’s time you stopped doing those things, you old Jezebel
The meek shall inherit this Earth, you old Jezebel
It needs no light to see you’re making disturbances
It’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion high
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent man
Time will tell on you, you old Jezebel
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
It’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion high
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent man
Time will tell on you, you old Jezebel
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
Lyrics submitted by swim_lil_fishie
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. Hinds, Justin, Dominoes - Carry Go Bring Come: the Anthology 64 - 74 - Amazon.com Music. Carry Go Bring Come: the Anthology 64 - 74. Justin Hinds (May 7, 1942 - March 16, 2005) is best known as a Jamaican ska vocalist, with his backing singers the Dominoes. He is best known for his work with Duke Reid’s Treasure Isle Records, where his most notable song, ’Carry Go Bring Come’ recorded in late 1963, went to number one in Jamaica.
This pancocojams post provides information about Jamaican singer/songwriter Justin Hinds and showcases sound files of Justin Hinds & The Dominos’ Ska and Rocksteady records ’Carry Go CarryGo Bring Come’.
The lyrics for this song and selected comments from one of these YouTube sound files are also included in this post.
The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purpose.
All copyrights remain with their owners. Thanks to Justin Hinds and the Dominos for their musical legacy. Thanks to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the publishers of this song on YouTube.
-snip-
Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2020/06/what-does-nigerian-pidgin-english.html for the somewhat related pancocojams post entitled ’What Does The Nigerian Pidgin English Phrase ’Carry Go’ Mean? (with online definitions & comments from Nigerians).
****
INFORMATION ABOUT JUSTIN HINDS
From https://www.furious.com/perfect/justinhinds.html Justin Hinds and the Dominoesby Eric Doumerc, (May 2007)’Justin Hinds began to make records with the Dominoes (JuniorDixon and Dennis Sinclair) forming a Jamaican harmony trio in the early 1960’sand later gained some popularity abroad in the 1990’s. Sadly, today Hinds andhis comrades have remained rather unknown outside the circle of reggaecognoscenti and their music deserves much wider exposure.Justin Hinds was born in the small village of Steertown onthe Jamaican north coast in 1942 and came to Kingston to make his way in themusic business in the early 1960’s. He hooked up with the producer Duke Reid in1963 and recorded his fist song in the same year with the cream of studiomusicians at the time (Tommy McCook on saxophone, Drumbago on drums, Jah Jerryon guitar). The dominant sound at the time was ska and the Dominoes’ firstsong, entitled ’Carry Go Bring Come’ (a Jamaican phrase meaning agossip) was recorded in that style, with blasting horns and a driving rhythm.The song was a hit, remained in the charts for seven weeks, and launched JustinHinds’ career, becoming a transatlantic smash with the UK West Indian immigrantcommunity and with the early incarnations of the skinhead movement (theSelecter covered the song in the late ’70’s and the Specials would later coverit with Desmond Dekker).Hinds and his friends then recorded exclusively for DukeReid until the producer’s death in 1974 and then began to record for the lateJack Ruby in 1976, a partnership which led to the release of the Jezebel LP onIsland, which included a remake of ’Carry Go Bring Home.’ In spite ofone of the songs from the LP (the jubilant ’Natty Take Over’) beingincluded on the soundtrack to the film Rockers, lasting recognition stillfailed to come and Hinds went into semi-retirement. Although he returned torecording in the mid-1980’s when he made an album for the American Nighthawklabel (Travel with Love, 1985), he still missed out on the acclaim hedeserved. The Dominoes had to wait until the 1990’s for internationalrecognition to come when they first performed at the Sierra Nevada World MusicFestival in 1996, which led to more touring in the USA and in Europe. JustinHinds died of cancer in Jamaica on March 17th, 2005.[…]For Hinds and the Dominoes, their belated recognition may beaccounted for by the fact that they recorded in a style which was far removedfrom the mainstream of Jamaican music but which was nevertheless steeped in theJamaican oral tradition. Their music (in the ska, rock steady and reggae modes)is best described as ’rural’ and could be said to belong to a type ofreggae music sometimes known as ’country reggae.’ Groups like Stanleyand the Turbines and the Ethiopians recorded in a similar style.The Dominoes’ harmonies were church-based and Hinds himselfcame from a deeply religious family and loved to sing religious hymns inchurch. Parallel to that, he also liked listening to American popular music andhis favourite artists included Fats Domino (hence Justin Hinds and theDominoes), B.B. King, Smiley Lewis and Louis Jordan.Hinds’ lyrics were influenced both by his religiousbackground and by the Jamaican oral tradition, which is based on storytelling,proverbs, sayings and songs. His first hit, ’Carry Go Bring Come,’was about a gossip, a ’news-carrier’:[..]The song was an immediate hit in 1963, during the ska era, andHinds later re-cut it the rock steady idiom in 1967, and later as a Reggae songin the 1970s (on the Jezebel LP). The lyrics are a mixture of folk sayings andbiblical allusions (’Jezebel’, ’Mount Zion’, ’thewicked’) which struck a chord with the audience. Everyone was able torelate to the general feelings expressed in the songs about the wickedoppressing the weak. After all, the song was released in 1963, just one yearafter Jamaica became independent and the colonial legacy was certainly visible atthe time.”…Work with Duke ReidHis first recording with Duke Reid was ’Carry Go BringCome’, made in late 1963 in one take. It became a big hit topping theJamaican chart for two months, just before the Wailers got their big hit with’Simmer Down’. ’Carry Go Bring Come’ would later be coveredby the British ska band The Selecter on their 1980 album Too Much Pressure,and by Desmond Dekker and The Specials on King of Kings.[…]
He also released ’Carry Go Bring Come’ in 1963 inconjunction with Jonathan Bevan, an English-born Jamaican national, asuccessful collaboration which drew much admiration amongst Jamaican musicproducers. The track was described by esteemed Ghanaian music aficionado ZahidChohan as ’simply wonderful; belongs in any reggae fan’s collection’….
-snip-
A number of other Reggae singers recorded ’Carry Go Come Back’ including Freddy McGregor, Millie Smalls, and the Skatalites.
****WHAT ’CARRY GO BRING COME’ MEANS
’NounGossip. Idle talk, rumours, or salacious news about theprivate affairs of others.
brango, commesse, he say dem say, labba labba, labrish,melee, pung melee, pung name, seetful, shush, shushu, sip sip, skyat, suss,sussu, sussu sussu, yerriso’
Belna, May 19, 2015JahMar 17, 2017’Dwl!! Dis one old ennuh mi granny always seh dis.’
-snip-The phrase ’carry go’ is known in Nigeria, but has a different meaning (or meanings). I’m curious if there is any connection between the Jamaican phrase ’carry go bring come’ and the Nigerian phrase ’carry go’.A series of posts on the Nigerian use of ’carry go’ will be published ASAP on pancocojams and the link to that first post will be added here.
****
YOUTUBE EXAMPLES
Example #1: Justin Hinds & The Dominoes/Carry Go Bring Come
-snip-
Here are selected examples of comments (including lyrics) from the discussion thread for this sound file. Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.
1. Jimmy Fantabulous, 2011
’this song plays in the background during the following scenefrom Last Days of Disco: look up’last days of disco’ and ’to thine own self be true.’
**
2. Ruby Morris, 2012
’sounds awesome!! just like it should. authentic, none of thatover-engineered sound processing - thank you :)’
**
3. Mike Ballard, 2012
’1963 top of the pops with a bullet, according to KeithRichards in his bio, LIFE.’
**
4. Elkaosenpanama, 2014
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings miseryYou’re going from town to town making disturbancesIt’s time you stopped doing those things, you old JezebelThe meek shall inherit this Earth, you old JezebelIt needs no light to see you’re making disturbancesIt’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion highTime will tell on you, you old Jezebel
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent manHow long shall the wicked reign over my people?How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
**
5. Carlton Ayre, 2017
’masterpiece of skathey hail from the hills steer town in the parish ofST ANN
**Carry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Deliver
6. sherwood991, 2017
’This song was banned from airplay in Jamaica, at onepoint. An interesting fact, given what’sallowed to play today.’
**
REPLY
7. beanyjazz, 2018
’Any idea why sherwood991 dude?’
**
REPLY
8. Andrew Palmer, 2019
’It is a protest song ,how long shouldthe wickedrainover my people is a cry forhelp its a cry for helpCarry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Openover prejudice’
**
9. Jahson Ntare, 2018
’TYPICAL ENGAGED MUSIC
’Carry Go Bring Come’ by Justin Hinds and theDominoes was very popular in 1964 and is claimed to have criticised the thenpowerful J.L.P. political leader, Alexander Bustamante, also a trade unionist(founder and leader of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union, which has beennearly coalesced into the J .L.P., whereas the P.N.P. has obtained a strongconnection with the National Workers Union, established by Norman Manley). TheJ.L.P. was organised under the leadership of Bustamante in 1943, and the P.N.P.by M. Manley in 1938. (Interestingly Bustamante and Manley were cousins.)The following is an excerpt from the song:Carry go bring come, my dear, bring miseryTime, yuh stop doin’ those t’ings, Yuh ole Jezebel
Instead of keepin’ oppression upon a (h)innocent manHow long shall de wicked reign over my peopleRASTAFARIAN MUSIC IN CONTEMPORARY JAMAICA: A Study ofSocioreligious Music
By Yoshiko S Nagashima’
-snip-
This is the only lyric transcription that I have found online that gives the line ’Better to seek a home in Mt Zion I’ instead of ’Better to seek a home in Mt. Zion high’. The phrase ’Mt. Zion I’ fits the Rastafarian language use of the word ’I’*. However, this may beis a Rastafarian adaptation of Justin Hinds’ lyrics and not the way Hinds wrote that line.
*Click https://debate.uvm.edu/dreadlibrary/grant02.htm for a 2002 paper about Rastafarians written by William Grant. I’ll quote the section of that paper about Rastafarians’ use of the word ’I’ in the comment section for this pancocojams post.
Example #2: Justin Hinds - Carry Go Bring Come (Rock Steady Version)
The Rickynow, July 1, 2010
****
Thanks for visiting pancocojams.
Visitors comments are welcome.Carry Go Bring Come is found on the album King of Ska [Varese].
Found on more albums:Carry Go Bring Come Justin Hinds & The Dominos Buford King of Kings
The Original Rude Boy
Concrete Jungle
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings misery
This carry go bring come, my dear, brings misery
You’re going from town to town making disturbances
It’s time you stopped doing those things, you old Jezebel
The meek shall inherit this Earth, you old Jezebel
It needs no light to see you’re making disturbances
It’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion high
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent man
Time will tell on you, you old Jezebel
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
It’s better to seek a home in Mount Zion high
Instead of keeping oppression upon innocent man
Time will tell on you, you old Jezebel
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
How long shall the wicked reign over my people?
Lyrics submitted by swim_lil_fishie
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