Could You Be Loved Riddim – Tuff Gong

COULD YOU BE LOVED RIDDIM produced by TUFF GONG 1980-1990

Could You Be Loved Overview

The Could You Be Loved Riddim started in 1990 and comes from the roots of reggae music. It is based on the original song “Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley & The Wailers. This riddim became a strong base for many reggae tracks in the 1990s. Several well-known artists recorded songs on this riddim. Bob Marley & The Wailers made “Could You Be Loved” and also released a special “Could You Be Loved (12inch Mix).” This song is one of Bob Marley’s most famous hits, and it reached audiences all over the world. Baja Jedd & Screechie Dan teamed up for “Big Bills,” bringing their own energy to the riddim. Screechie Dan also recorded “Skin Out,” adding another voice to the mix. Charlie Chaplin, who is respected for his work as a dancehall deejay, contributed the track “Rumour.” Fresh Rose joined with “Pon U Matie,” while Jack Radics, known for his smooth singing, recorded “Brandy.” Other artists like Midrange with “Youths In The Ghetto,” Nikey Fungus with “The Gig,” and Red Fox with “You A Lead” also helped shape the riddim’s sound. The producer behind this project is TUFF GONG. TUFF GONG is the famous label founded by Bob Marley in 1970. It has played a big part in reggae history, releasing classic albums and supporting many reggae artists. The Could You Be Loved Riddim shows the strong sound of 1990s reggae and the lasting influence of TUFF GONG.

Could You Be Loved Tracklist:

1. Baja Jedd & Screechie Dan – Big Bills
2. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Could You Be Loved (12inch Mix) (Bonus Track)
3. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Could You Be Loved
4. Charlie Chaplin – Rumour
5. Fresh Rose – Pon U Matie
6. Jack Radics – Brandy
7. Midrange – Youths In The Ghetto
8. Nikey Fungus – The Gig
9. Red Fox – You A Lead
10. Screechie Dan – Skin Out
11. Shaggy & Rayvon – Big Up
12. Terror Fabulous – Wedding Ring