By His Deeds Riddim produced by Penthouse Records 2001
By His Deeds Overview
The one drop base is a classic rhythm in reggae music. It is known for its strong focus on the third beat of each bar. This style became popular in the 1970s and has stayed important in roots reggae. In 2001, the one drop base was used again in new reggae projects, bringing back its deep roots feeling. Penthouse Records is a well-known Jamaican label. Founded by Donovan Germain in 1987, the label is famous for working with top reggae and dancehall artists. Penthouse has produced many big hits, helping to shape modern reggae. On the By His Deeds Riddim, several respected artists recorded songs. Al Campbell, known for his smooth voice, sings "Wet Road." Buju Banton, a Grammy-winning artist famous for albums like "Til Shiloh," delivers "I Shall Not Be." Devonte, who often blends reggae with R&B, performs "Everybody Wants." Freddie McGregor, whose hit "Big Ship" is a reggae classic, contributes "Loving Jah." George Nooks, popular for his soulful style, sings "Joy And Pain." Other artists on the riddim include Glen Washington with "Give Thanks And Praise," Half Pint with "Glory Within," Jahmali & Jahmel with "Wipe The Tears," Johnny Clarke with "Stop Them Jah," and Morgan Heritage with "Jah Revive I And I." This project shows how the one drop base and roots reggae continue to inspire new music. The artists and Penthouse Records help keep the reggae tradition strong.
By His Deeds Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Wet Road
- Buju Banton – I Shall Not Be
- Devonte – Everybody Wants
- Freddie Mcgregor – Loving Jah
- George Nooks – Joy And Pain
- Glen Washington – Give Thanks And Praise
- Half Pint – Glory Within
- Jahmali & Jahmel – Wipe The Tears
- Johnny Clarke – Stop Them Jah
- Morgan Heritage – Jah Revive I And I
- Ras Shiloh – Who Can’t Hear
- Sanchez – Love
- Singing Melody – Better Tomorrow
- Tony Rebel & Marcia Griffiths – Forever Lovin Jah
- VC – By His Deeds
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