While Joseph Shepherd is becoming more and more active on the international stage, in Jamaica he has been a highly visible presence on the local stage show circuit over the years as he has made many billed appearances, as well as an equally large number of guest appearances on Jamaican stage shows large and small. <br /> <br />Welcome once again to Judgement Yard where we join Perfect and Shepherd for a moment as they hold a 1-2 before forwarding to a huge student event held at UWI recently where Perfect was billed to peform. <br /> <br />If you choose to remain for this Judgement Yard musical journey, you will soon find yourself transported to the VIP section where Brown, our cameraman for the evening has the best view in the audience. <br /> <br />As Perfect is not one to disappoint his fans, he arrives on stage to the infectious sound of the World Cup riddim chanting his massive hit tune, 'Ghetto Power.' <br /> <br />Perfect then turned up the pressure and began giving the capacity UWI crowd hit after hit, reeling off # 1 tunes such as 'Handcart Bwoy', 'Nuh Bodda Mi' and 'Amerimakka.' <br /> <br />As Perfect touched a piece of 'Is It Because I'm Black' he called Joseph Shepherd on stage for the first time to deejay a combination with him. As most of you are familiar with Shepherd and his potent stage presence, it will not be surprising to see Shepherd holding his own alongside Perfect in front of the large crowd. <br /> <br />Shepherd then goes on to deejay a freestyle tune livicated to the UWI students in attendance. <br /> <br />For those of you who stay with us until the end, you will soon realise that as it began in Judgement Yard, so it ends in Judgement Yard with an exclusive, crucial live preview of Joseph Shepherd performing the gritty cut, 'Don't Diss Dada' from his soon to be released album entitled 'Be Yourself.'<br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVmzTDeTGhw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVmzTDeTGhw</a>