Luciano's Where There Is Life and Messenger sets are as sublime as Sizzla's Praise Ye Jah and Cocoa Tea's Tune In were stunning. Cocoa Tea, Beres Hammond, Luciano, Sizzla, Jah Cure, Fred Locks, Gregory Isaacs, Mikey General, Prince Malachi, Spanner Banner, Frankie Paul, Charlie Chaplin, Ini Kamoze, Sanchez, Chezidek and Turbulence all revived or started their careers and put out accomplished LPs/sides with him. This was heavy, reverb-soaked roots reggae at its best with a big UK steppas influence (though they were equally at home with lovers and dancehall). The Firehouse Crew and Sly Dunbar provided many of the riddims, teaming up with veteran engineer Soldgie to add fire to the new roots revolution. Greater success came later with Xterminator (Exterminator) Records, set up in 1989, providing strings of hits and ground breaking releases throughout the 1990s. The Kingston born (and UK raised) producer and promoter cut his 1st track with Sugar Minott in 1984 before going on to establish his Kings & Lions and Vena labels, recording hits with a range of singers and deejay through the late eighties and gaining a reputation for promoting unknown local youths. He finally fell into a coma and on Saturday morning before passing away later in the day.
He suffered a stroke two weeks ago and had been hospitalized ever since.
#REAL ROCK RIDDIM BY PINCHERS FREE#
PRODUCERS PLEASE EMAIL ME IF YOU WANT ME TO DELETE FREE LINKS.Legendary Xterminator producer Philip Burrell died at the University Hospital of the West Indies, Kingston on Saturday evening, Dec.
Real Rock Riddim - 1984-1988 (Dream-Sound) CoverįOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Stream Real Rock Riddim by Various Artists Now !ĭescription: 20 Reggae Hits + Instrumental Real Rock Riddim Instrumental Mp3įoundation artists Ken Boothe and Willie Willams voiced the riddim and Canadian Canadian saxophone player Isax did an intrumental version. The relick features Riddim Twins Sly & Robbie, Sound Dimension guitar hero Ernest Ranglin Firehouse Crew keyboard/guitar player Wrong Move the late and great veteran percussionist Scully the magnificent Ansel Collins playing that signature three-note Hammond organ figure in a fine style and last but not least you’ll hear trombonist Vin Gordon blowing the very same instrument he used on the original Studio One recording. The original, being produced by Coxsone Dodd, got released in 1968. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of probably the most popular reggae riddim of all time, Bassment Music International Records outta Belgium relicked the “Real Rock” instrumental. REAL ROCK 50 RIDDIM Bassment Music International Records
So, this sunday, I invite you to chill out with the 1988’s “Real Rock Riddim”, produced by Stone Love Records, featuring: Little John, Flourgon, Daddy Lizard, Michael Rutherford and Clement Irie. It is significant for giving rise to perhaps the most popular reggae riddim of all time, having been versioned hundreds of times by artists ranging from The Clash to KRS-One to 311. 'Real Rock' is a 1967 instrumental reggae song by Sound Dimension, one of the house bands of producer Coxsone Dodd's famous Studio One.
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