Addicted To Your Love Riddim – King Jammys

King Jammys laces Addicted To Your Love with a sweet, late-’80s lover’s rock swing, but the pull here is really the lineup: Gregory Isaacs, Horace Andy, John Holt and Sugar Minott all step into the same groove without crowding each other out. It’s the kind of riddim that lets each singer work a different shade of romance and regret, while Dean Fraser’s sax cut, Addicted To Sax, gives the set a little instrumental lift. Jammy’s touch is unmistakable in the clean, heavyweight feel, and the project also turns up Leroy Gibbons on the title tune, which sits right at the centre of the whole thing. A tidy 1989 dancehall-era snapshot, with 11 cuts in all, and not a wasted voice among them.