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5 months ago

HAPPY REGGAE MONTH Day 22: Storm Riddim (1977) Produced originally for a song in Gregory Isaacs’ Mr. Isaacs album that gave Ig the title. It was reused numerous times that year and every year after by producers like Bunny Lee, King Jammy, Joe Gibbs… #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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Day 22: Storm Riddim (1977)

Produced originally for a song in Gregory Isaacs’ Mr. Isaacs album that gave Ig the title. It was reused numerous times that year and every year after by producers like Bunny Lee, King Jammy, Joe Gibbs…

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6 months ago

HAPPY REGGAE MONTH Day 6: One Drop Riddim (1979/80) Originally from Bob Marley’s song, it was versioned much later by different producers like Mad Professor, Fatis Barrell and Syl Gordon. Notable tracks Never Give Up My Pride - Luciano Every Man #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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Day 6: One Drop Riddim (1979/80)

Originally from Bob Marley’s song, it was versioned much later by different producers like Mad Professor, Fatis Barrell and Syl Gordon. Notable tracks

Never Give Up My Pride - Luciano
Every Man

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THE Blaze @blazey_blaze

6 months ago

HAPPY REGGAE MONTH Day 3: Shank I Sheck Riddim (1964) Interestingly, it borrows its name from the Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-Shek. Its original tune was recorded in 1964 was produced by King Edwardsr. So many versions of the riddim. #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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Day 3: Shank I Sheck Riddim (1964)

Interestingly, it borrows its name from the Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-Shek. Its original tune was recorded in 1964 was produced by King Edwardsr. So many versions of the riddim.

#ReggaeMonthRiddims https://t.co/OOJDZG0TqY

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THE Blaze @blazey_blaze

6 months ago

HAPPY REGGAE MONTH Day 2: Full Up Riddim (1968) A Studio One classic by Sound Dimmension. Popularised in the early 70s by Mighty Diamonds’ Pass the Kutchie for Gussie Clarke and later Musical Youth in the 80s. Over 100 songs. LINK: https://t.co/jUgcwsfFWg #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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Day 2: Full Up Riddim (1968)

A Studio One classic by Sound Dimmension. Popularised in the early 70s by Mighty Diamonds’ Pass the Kutchie for Gussie Clarke and later Musical Youth in the 80s. Over 100 songs.

LINK: https://t.co/jUgcwsfFWg

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THE Blaze @blazey_blaze

6 months ago

HAPPY REGGAE MONTH Day 1: Far East Riddim Produced at Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One, until 1978 when Barry Brown released his hit “Far East”, it was known by other names. It is Reggae Month and for 28 days I will share reggae riddims you should collect. #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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Day 1: Far East Riddim

Produced at Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One, until 1978 when Barry Brown released his hit “Far East”, it was known by other names.

It is Reggae Month and for 28 days I will share reggae riddims you should collect. #ReggaeMonthRiddims https://t.co/szsSpTkwMw

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THE Blaze @blazey_blaze

6 months ago

Happy Reggae Month to all those that celebrate. This month I will be sharing an album and riddim everyday you should have in your collection. Go look up the Dennis Brown’s Wolf & Leopards (1977) album. It is his earthstrong today, sooo… #ReggaeMonthAlbums #ReggaeMonthRiddims

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