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RedKruzer
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I am 35 years behind editing my videos and super 8 mm sound films.
This collection, presently at 166, represents a small sample of the decades of video I have shot.
It represents neither the best nor worst of what I have shot. It does represent a small
30 year history of Birchrunville as seen through my eyes. Birchrunville is a small old village west of the covered bridge & further west of Valley Forge.
It also represents a small sampling of some of the very -very - talented, sometimes famous, musicians, artists, poets, politicians, photographers, editors, film makers, folk heroes and legends, some folk artists perhaps or almost written about by Henry Glasse (Google Henry), places, countries & Islands I visited.
It is no "Passing the Time in Ballymenone", but it is my version of "Passing the Time in Ballymenone"
I hope you enjoy your "Passing the Time" in my YouTube portal.
This collection, presently at 166, represents a small sample of the decades of video I have shot.
It represents neither the best nor worst of what I have shot. It does represent a small
30 year history of Birchrunville as seen through my eyes. Birchrunville is a small old village west of the covered bridge & further west of Valley Forge.
It also represents a small sampling of some of the very -very - talented, sometimes famous, musicians, artists, poets, politicians, photographers, editors, film makers, folk heroes and legends, some folk artists perhaps or almost written about by Henry Glasse (Google Henry), places, countries & Islands I visited.
It is no "Passing the Time in Ballymenone", but it is my version of "Passing the Time in Ballymenone"
I hope you enjoy your "Passing the Time" in my YouTube portal.
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cuffyn
(3 minutes ago)
This was played at my dads funeral, his favourite song, not a dry eye in the house. RIP dad love ya lots
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isitomorrowyet
(9 minutes ago)
My best friend sang this song to me before I moved 6,000 miles away. It seemed so fitting. This song will be with me forever now and I'm gonna sing it to her once I see her face again. x
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maxpower740
(17 minutes ago)
One of the greatest songs of all time! Respect! :)
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kegtappereiu
(28 minutes ago)
Reminds me of when I would visit my uncle and Aunt for the summer as a boy. My brother and I would sit on the veranda at night watching the stars as music played in the house. It was so peaceful.... How I miss it. Jamaica has changed so much....
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Aarontlondon
(32 minutes ago)
I'm so proud to be of Jamaican decent when I hear music like this
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khariburton3770
(47 minutes ago)
The organ sounds so heavenly. As soon as it starts, I feel a sensation come up over my chest, my heart cries out for the human race. Jimmy most definitely blessed me with this song. It is and will always be my favorite song ever made. His voice just touches any one with a beating heart. No matter where you from, what language you speak, black/white; if you have a conscience and a heart, this song will definitely touch you. Just reminds me of just how far we all came yet have so much more to go!!
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pmm1966
(52 minutes ago)
Love that drive. I miss Negril. This song will eternally give me the chills.
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annettepalmer3954
(1 hour ago)
Great song,great lyrics and a great singer.. Truly love this wonderful song. Sang by one of Jamaica Great 's reggae icon's.
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RedKruzer
(1 hour ago)
Many Rivers To Cross : The Great Jimmy Cliff
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whiteliketar
(2 hours ago)
this song is so beautiful and so haunting at the same time. it does something to your soul and your mind - the tears come from somewhere deep inside - too deep to come from just your eyes.
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islegirl71
(20 hours ago)
AWESOME!!! GOOSEBUMPS and TEARS listening to Jimmy's rendition of this harmonious melody!!! Love you Jimmy!
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sunyareh
(2 hours ago)
I juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuust love this song.and every time i listen i cry!!it bring back some memorys.STAY BLESS JAH LOVE
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RedKruzer
(10 hours ago)
It is magic.
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tjwalters61
(5 hours ago)
many folks reliving that road from MoBay to Negril also, written BY Jimmy Cliff 69'. Fantastic captive photography, puts me right back in the car seat along for the ride.
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