Skokian In A African Beat

Cobra Galore

Ex-clusive (Charm)









Spotlight (Top Rank)









Venom (Greensleeves)









Gold Mine (Ujama)









Mad Cobra (Spiderman)









Bad Boy Talk (Penthouse)









Merciless Bad Boy (Sinbad)









Hard To Wet Easy To Dry (Shang Muzik)









Step Aside (Sky High)









Words Of Warning (Heartbeat)









Sexperience (Critique Records)









Milkman (Capitol Records)









Your Wish (Culture Press)










Exclusive Decision (VP Records)










Helta Skelta - courtesy of Prezza










Sniper Way - courtesy of Prezza








Gold (Charm - compilation)










Beenie Man meets Mad Cobra (Shocking Vibes)









Beenie Man & Mad Cobra - Heavy Weight Dancehall Clash (Fuel)









Additions are very welcome.
Many thanks to SUNNYSIDEUP and PREZZA for the crucial contributions !

• Ex-clusive (Charm, 1991)
• Bad Boy Talk (Penthouse Records, 1991)
• Spotlight (Top Rank, 1992)
• Bad Boy Talk (Penthouse, 1992)
• Merciless Bad Boy (Sinbad, 1992)
• Hard to Wet, Easy to Dry (Columbia Records, 1992)
• Goldmine (RAS Records, 1993)
• Mister Pleasure (VP Records, 1994)
• Venom (Greensleeves Records, 1994)
• Step Aside (VP, 1994)
• Your Wish (Culture Press, 1994)
• Exclusive Decision (VP Records, 1996)
• Sexperience (Critique Records, 1996)
• Milkman (Capitol Records, 1996)
• Cobra (Artists Only Records, 2001)
• Exclusive (Charm, 2003)
• Words of Warning (Heartbeat Records, 2004)

Junior Demus - Welcome

Bounty, here you finaly have it ...
On the Vibes Promotions label, so produced by Harold 'Papa Biggs' McLarty. On this 1988 release all tracks are played by Tony Asher. This album has 'VIBES 008' matrix. Does anyone have some info about the label/producer?

Gregory Isaacs - Can't Stay Away

Fattis Burrell production

Gregory Isaacs - Hardcore

even if you're not a big Gregory fan, you better listen this album...

Produced by: E.J. Robinson
Musicians: Steely & Clevie, Danny Brown
Engineer: Mikey Riley
Recorded & mixed @ Dynamc Sounds

Sir Tommy's 1990s All Stars Volume 2

Showcase one riddim album from Sir Tommy's, All Stars Volume 2. enjoy!

Chuck Turner - One The Hard Way

Big thanks to Prince Arjen for this contribution !

Fire Side

Produced and arranged by Colin "Fatta" Walters
Recording and mixed at Mixing Lab
Musicians: Steely & Clevie

Riddim album from beginning of the 90s. On the "Big it up" riddim.

Skengdon, The Don Of All Dons

Frankie Paul - Sizzling

The Tamlins - Love Divine

Gregory Isaacs - Talk Don't Bother Me

Junior Delgado - Stranger

Echo Minott - Familiar Face

Winston McAnuff - Electric Dread

Little John - Youth Of Today

Nicodemus - Nuff Respect

Super Cat - Boops

Skengdon, a label from Stereo Mars owner Kenneth Black.... Highly acclaimed by some... I believe that these are all the albums ever to appear on the label... Except for "Musical Don" by Leroy Smart.
Thanks to Filé, Florian, Stricly Sound and Riddimwize for the shares.
Check out PA To Da Reggae for some 12" (more Skengdon 45s will be coming soon, probably on Rewind Me Selector)

Reggie Stepper - Hand Cuff

Recorded at Leggo Recording Studios & Mixing Lab
Tracks written and arranged by Reggie Williams
Produced by Derek Wright

Reggie Stepper on some classic riddims.

Kangals Mission Impossible

A Kangal production by Dixon & Sterling, arranged, mixed and recorded by A. Kelly.
If you don't like this one, get out of here.

Red Dragon - Pum Pum Short

pum pum short... fi real.... gwaan gal..... digital reggae.....big up NINJA and BOUNTY...without them all dem pirates woud not have dem HD/SDD full up of dem albums.
RESPECT DUE EVERY TIME.

Ok. this is one of the albums that Flourgon's brother released. Pum Pum Short from the dancehall gals time, nuff said. jet star uk release 1992, bogle style, but some tuff riddims.....

Beenie Man - The 10 Year Old DJ Wonder

Produced by Bunny 'Striker' Lee, recorded at the King Jammy studios.

Redman Super Power Vol. 2

Vol 1. was one of the very first posts on this blog, now Vol. 2. One of the finest Redman albums.
Thanks to Interrupter for the cover, check out his site...

Santa Ranking - Rough Dj

1989 release on the Trump Jack record label. Veteran New York Dj Santa Ranking with Rough Dj.

Tiger - Ram Dance Hall

Wha! Tiger the Ram Dance Man....

Here is the 12" (the albums version crackles a bit...):

Little John - Rubber Dub One

The Roughest Dance Singer on a pre-digital Hugh "Redman" James production. Backed by the Roots Radics.

Sir Tommy's 1990's Freedom Sounds All Stars Vol. 1

The rhythm is played by Firehouse Crew, so by Donald Dennis on bass, Melbourne Miller on drums and Paul Crossdale on keyboards. It was recorded at the Channel One studio in Kingston Jamaica.
The voicing was done at Sir Tommy's Studio in Brooklyn USA.

Does someone have some more Sir Tommy's albums or more information?
I know these albums exists:

• Sir Tommy's All Stars '89 Vol. 1 (Thanks to Riddimwize & Willys)
  
• Sir Tommy's presents Showdown Vol. 1
• Sir Tommy's presents Showdown Vol. 2
• Various Artists Vol. 1 Sir Tommy's prod.
• Various Artists Vol. 2 Sir Tommy's prod.
• Christmas Seasons'
• Sir-Tommy's

Thanks for any help...

Gregory Peck - Lyrics Factory

Shelly Thunder - Fresh Out The Pack

More US reggae with Shelly Thunder on the Mango label from 1989.

Musical Shock !!

A live Session at Washington D.C., Dragon Karate Center. When, I don't know.
Mr. Biggs' Vibes Promotion Sound played with deejays like Junior Demus, Tonto Irie, Daddy Blue, Ricky Stereo and Junior Steele.
To http://soundtapes.co.uk/ you can use the link for the forum.

Sluggy Ranks - My Time

Sluggy Ranks came around on the dance hall scene about 1984 and did his first recording for Jah Life in 1985 with "True Sound". After doing another single called "Bibble", he moved on to Music Masters on the Witty label. On this label, he recorded his first hit single "95% Black" that rocketed him into the dance hall circle firmly. He recorded his first album for Park Heights Records, called "Settle Sluggy. His second album he recorded for Music Master was "Just Call Sluggy".
In 1990 Sluggy had his biggest achievement when winning the title of "Best Reggae Vocalist" in the US. Also that year Sluggy had his biggest hit "My Time" on the Shelly Records label.