BUN & CHEESE RIDDIM produced by BLUE MOUNTAIN RECORDS 1989
Bun And Cheese Overview
The Bun And Cheese Riddim brings together some of dancehall’s most respected names. Admiral Tibett, known for his conscious lyrics and hits like “Serious Time,” gives a strong performance with “Precious Land So Far Away.” Bunny General, a veteran of the 1980s dancehall scene, delivers “Put Down Yuh Gun Put Down Yuh Knife,” a song with a clear message. Clement Irie & Robert French join forces on “Bun & Cheese,” adding their unique style. Dean Fraser, famous for his saxophone work across many reggae classics, creates an instrumental version called “Bun & Cheese Version.” Johnny Osbourne, who is celebrated for songs like “Buddy Bye,” adds his voice to “Time So Hard.” Other artists on the riddim include Johnny P & Pliers with “Money Bribe,” Johnny P with “Best Love Doctor,” Ken Bob’s “Runnings,” Mark Wonder’s “Mystery Woman,” and Mikey Melody’s “Love Like Yours.” Each song rides the same dancehall beat, which is built with the energy and style of today’s street dances. The set is produced by BLUE MOUNTAIN RECORDS, a label known for its roots in Jamaican music since the 1970s. The label has worked with many big names in reggae and dancehall, helping to shape the sound of the island. With this release, BLUE MOUNTAIN RECORDS keeps the dancefloor moving and shows why their productions are still important in modern dancehall.
Bun And Cheese Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibett – Precious Land So Far Away
- Bunny General – Put Down Yuh Gun Put Down Yuh Knife
- Clement Irie & Robert French – Bun & Cheese
- Copper Ranking, Sixy Morris, Mark Wonder & Johnny Lee – Friends
- Dean Fraser – Bun & Cheese Version
- Johnny Osbourne – Time So Hard
- Johnny P & Pliers – Money Bribe
- Johnny P – Best Love Doctor
- Ken Bob – Runnings
- Mark Wonder – Mystery Woman
- Mikey Melody – Love Like Yours
- Pad Anthony – Slow Dancing
- Robert French – Lady Sue
- Sixy Morris – Loving You
- Sugar Minott – Love Is A Thing
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