Penthouse Presents Reggae 1990

Backway Talk; Metro's Peter for especially is one this !

Echoes Vs Rockers FM

A compilation of Jammy's classics.

1.	Frankie Paul	Cover Your Mouth
2.	Delroy Wilson	Stop Acting Strange
3.	Wailing Souls	Dog Bite
4.	Admiral Bailey	Big Belly Man
5.	Pad Anthony	Moving Forward
6.	Horace Andy	Mus Have Fe Get It
7.	King Kong	Dollar Strong
8.	Chuck Turner	Run Around Girl
9.	Michael Prophet	No Run Left You Man
10.	King Everal	Tonight Your Mine

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Tra La La

One riddim album from Cosmic Force records released in 1991. Arranged by Clevie & Dalton Brownie with Chris Meredith, Produced by Noel Hearne and Clayton C. Featuring artists like Lover Boy, Tony Tuff, Derrick Lara, Tuffist amongst others.

Dance Hall Ensemble Volume 1

Various artist album released by Cosmic Force records in 1987 featuring Beenie Don, Thriller U, Derrick Parker and Mikey Melody to name a few.

General Trees & Black Scorpio

General Trees is widely regarded as the best Jamaican speed rapper of his era, the "fast style" of delivery commonly accepted as arriving in Jamaica from the UK, through London-born Phillip Papa Levi. He first found fame as a sound system star, working on Maurice Johnson's Black Scorpio system, which he had followed since the 1970s, his brother having preceded him as a deejay on the system. His name was given to him by Barry G, who thought he sounded like "a General with three voices in one". When Johnson opened his own studio, also named Black Scorpio, he began producing recordings, including those by artists that had performed with his sound system, including Trees and Lord Sassafrass. His debut single, "Mi God Mi King", topped the Jamaican singles chart, and a string of hits followed, including "Heel And Toe", "Monkey And Ape", "Ghost Rider", and "Crucifixion", although his best-remembered song is "Mini Bus", which lamented the demise of the "jolly bus", and which was awarded the title "Song Of The Year" in 1986 from the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation. The award raised his profile and he went on to record for a variety of producers in Jamaica. Further hits followed with "Gone A Negril" (second in 1986) and "Calling All Higglers", and he contributed to a "clash" album, Battle Of The Generals, that featured versions of "Lambada" and "Think Twice". Trees also recorded combination hits including "Coke Pipe" with Fancy Black, and "Nightmare" with Little John. In the early 1990s he again worked with Johnson, who also acted as his manager, but a falling-out between the two led Trees to work for other producers. Although he never repeated his earlier popularity, he had some success with "Eye Nah See", "Great Jamaican Jockeys" and "Goodie Goodie". He was less active during the late 1990s, although he recorded "Lik Him But Nuh Kill Him" for Linval Edwards in 1999. After that he was largely silent until he reunited again with Johnson in 2005, recording new songs including "Run di Place Again", "Mother of the Land", and "She Says She Loves Me". A tour of Europe with the Black Scorpio sound system followed in December 2005. He then began working with the Stur-Gav sound system. During breaks in his career, Edwards fell back on his other trade of shoe-making.

Discography

• Heart, Mind & Soul (1985) Black Scorpio
  
• Ghost Rider (1985) Sunset
• The Younger Horseman (1985) Sunset
• Negril (1986) Black Scorpio
  
• Nuff Respect (1987) Black Scorpio, Shanachie
• Battle Of The Generals (General Degree & General Trees) (1987) King Dragon
• A Reggae Calypso Encounter (1987) Rohit
• Ragga Ragga Raggamuffin (1988) Kangal Productions
• Kingstonian Man (1988) CSA
  
• Everything So So (1990) World, Black Scorpio

(Wikipedia) Let me know if you have some additions.

Pinchers With Pliers

Everyone, say politely thanks to Toyan for this one.

Reggae Confusion Boops

Another album on the Boops riddim. Released on the World Enterprise label with Singie Singie, Derrick Irie, Glamour Ranking, Glamour Girl and Double Ugly...just to name a few...wicked riddim...Enjoy (part 2)!!

The Music Master Presents The Biggest Boops

Artists featured on this Boops riddim excursion from the Witty label are James Bond, Bobo General, Papa Willo, Red Rose, Shelly Thunder and Mikey Jarrett. Enjoy!

Reggae Explosion Vol. 1

Riddim: Drifter

Ram Dancehall

Produced by Gussie Clark for Mango Records, mixed and recorded at Music Works.

Before The Time

I Roy - The Lyrics Man

I Roy in digital style, musicians are Steelie & Clevie and The Firehousecrew.

Baby Wayne - Money Friend

The debut album of the great Baby Wayne (died in oct 2005, rumours go after a cocain addiction), on Winston Boswell's (Niney the Observer) Observer label. With great contributions from Dennis Brown and Leroy Smart.

Nardo Ranks - Rough Nardo Ranking

Wih Wah,
Burrup
Rough Nardo Ranking is coming....
A Cegrica "Soljie" Hamilton production for the New Yorker Profile label. A album for the Amercan market but in a 100% Jamaican style (except for one or two "hip hop" remixes), recorded and mixed at Gussie Clarks Music Works recording studio.
This album shows, with its witty lyrics, the underestimated talent of the punch-line DJ Nardo Ranks.

Cobra - Gold Mine

Mad Cobra "Gold Mine" on the Ujama label. Side A produced by Jazzbo, Side B by D. Thompson.
Same lyrictracks as an earlier posted Mad Cobra, some different riddims and mixing style.

Fever Records - FVE-10165

Fever Records - FVE-10160

Fever Records FVE-1009

Someone knows more about the "Gal Say One" track? I'm not even sure about the singer.

Fever Records FVE-1008

Fever Records Fev-1007

This is my first upload since some time.
These records are dedicated to all Panama-crew.
The albums are clandistine copies distributed by Discoteca Sophy in Panama City, all panamese must know this place, i've picked them up some years ago.
They are strong compliation albums with end-80s begin-90s dancehall.
Some artists i didn't recognize, so if you know them, please let me know.

Umbra Music Presents.......

This one is gonna hurt !!!!!!! Everyone must remember the massive tune from Daddy Tar with Zigzawya....well this is the self titled riddim album. Apache Scratchy, Nardo Ranks, Tony Rebel and Captain Blood are to name just a few who appear on this lp. Produced & arranged by Carl Ayton. Pure wickness

Dance-hall Fever!

A Jah Tubby production
Sended to us by Pablow, thanks

Apache Scratche - Father & Son

Admiral Tibett - Come Into The Light

Before the widespread return to 'cultural' lyrics in the 1990s, Admiral Tibett was the most consistently 'consious' singer of the ragga age. His greatest hits with Jammy are still to be collected for one essential package, but this set contains enough highlights to be worthwhile - including "Serious Time", which would have been as appropriate a title.

Apache Scratchy - A Mi

Released in 1991 on the Capricorn label. Recorded at the Penthouse Studios. dsr cap 8007

Junior Demus - Bad Fowl

By Special Request From King Jammy

Water Pumping Top Ten

Thanks Mediater

Dennis Star Presents Rolls Royce

Meditator, thanks

Prisoner Of War: The Plan

Vena was Fattis Burrell first label. Later he started the exterminator label and after that he created xtreminator which got particular popular as sizzla's prime label and got well known as a roots label.

Prisoner Of War: The Escape

Thanks to Meditator for these albums.

Triston Palmer - Touch Me Take Me

Another great Triston Palmer from IrieLuv. Many thanks !

Triston Palmer - Fancyness

Thanks for this contribution IrieLuv. Not really digital but rub-a-dub stylee.

Version The Versions

Engineers: Fatta and the Crew
Musicians: Robbie Shakespeare, Chris Merdith, Wilbert 'Suiddly' Cole
Producer: Tappa Zukie
Riddim: Nanny Goat

I can't find much information about this one, not even the year of relaese. Anyone ?

Plyers - Barbara

Plyers aka Pliers from 1989 on the Pickout label. piclp 003

Mafia & Fluxy Dancehall Connection Vol. 2

Mafia & Fluxy are a United Kingdom rhythm section and production team consisting of brothers Leroy (bass) and David Heywood (drums), whose careers began with London reggae band The Instigators in 1977. They backed Jamaican artists on UK tours, and in 1987 visited Jamaica, building rhythm tracks for producers such as Bunny Lee, King Jammy, Donovan Germain, and Philip "Fattis" Burrell, becoming one of the most in-demand rhtythm sections of the ragga age. They started their own label, producing artists such as Sugar Minott, King Kong, Gregory Isaacs, Johnny Osbourne, Cornell Campbell, and General Levy. (Wikipedia)

This one's from 1992 on the Git Up riddim.
You can find part 1 also on the blog.