Blam Blam Release Details
- Riddim year: 1989
- Total tracks: 16
- Unique artists on riddim: 16
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Johnny P, Wickerman
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-1989 Riddims List · 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Blam Blam produced by Blacker Dread, Lloyd Dennis, Lloyd Lovindeer for Sir Coxsone, Pickout, TSOJ in 1989
1989’s Blam Blam Riddim comes through as a tough late-80s dancehall set for Sir Coxsone, Pickout and TSOJ, produced by Blacker Dread, Lloyd Dennis and Lloyd Lovindeer. The lineup leans heavy on sound-system era names, with Daddy Freddy on Agony Jockey, Johnny P on Full Of Glammity, Japanese on Love Reality, Little John on Call On The Champion Sound, and Nardo Ranks on All A De Young Gal Dem. Its dub cuts and version sides keep the riddim moving in proper fashion, and the set also links up with The Firehouse Crew on Blam Blam Dub and Wickerman on Man In A Baggy. Lloyd Lovindeer’s presence fits the release’s roots in that sharp, streetwise 1980s Jamaican dancehall moment.
Blam Blam Tracklist:
- Dub – Agony Jockey Version
- Dub – Gun Inna Brief Version
- Daddy Freddy – Agony Jockey
- Japanese – Love Reality
- Johnny P – Full Of Glammity
- Junie Ranks – Gun In A Brief
- Krimson Hawk – Dub Gun
- Lady Mackeral – Gun Inna Brief
- Little John – Call On The Champion Sound
- Lloyd Lovindeer – Gun In The Bag
- Mr Pants – Freak Joanne
- Nardo Ranks – All A De Young Gal Dem
- Ricky Chaplin – Long For Your Love
- Skullman & Scotty – Dance The Chacha
- The Firehouse Crew – Blam Blam Dub
- Wickerman – Man In A Baggy
