Bye Bye Love Release Details
- Riddim year: 1968
- Total tracks: 48
- Unique artists on riddim: 51
- Key artists on this riddim: Admiral Bailey, Alton Ellis, Anthony Cruz, Anthony Malvo, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Bye Bye Love produced by King Jammy, King Tubby, Winston Riley, Clancy Eccles, Richard Browne, Dennis Star for Jammy’s, Taurus, Techniques, Clancy’s, Live, Love, Digital-B, Hi-Profile, Dennis Star in 1968
Bye Bye Love Riddim is a 1968 roots-era cut tied to production names like King Jammy, King Tubby, Winston Riley, Clancy Eccles, Richard Browne, and Dennis Star, with label links across Jammy’s, Taurus, Techniques, Clancy’s, Live and Love, Digital-B, Hi-Profile, and Dennis Star. The rhythm’s best-known anchor is Alton Ellis’s Bye Bye Love, and the tracklist also stretches across later generations with cuts from Admiral Bailey, Admiral Tibet, Bounty Killer, Beenie Man and Goofy, Buju Banton, Bushman, and Anthony Cruz and Ward 21. It’s one of those riddims that shows how a classic foundation can keep resurfacing in different eras, moving from late-60s rocksteady through 80s and 90s dancehall into 2000s interpretations without losing its shape.
Bye Bye Love Tracklist:
- ARP – Let Me In (2002)
- Admiral Bailey – Old Time Something (1988)
- Admiral Tibet – Power Of The Sound (1990)
- Alton Ellis – Bye Bye Love (1968)
- Anthony Cruz & Ward 21 – Summertime (2002)
- Anthony Malvo & Daddy Lizard – Greatest Girls Lover (1988)
- Beenie Man & Goofy – Dark Glass (1998)
- Bounty Killer – Inspired By God (1995)
- Brian & Tony Gold – Woo Woo Song (1988)
- Buju Banton – Hooked On The Love
- Bushman – Jah Made Us All (2002)
- Chicken Chest – Run Come Gi Me (1988)
- Courtney Melody – Wake Up Little Suzie (1988)
- Daddy Screw – Dozen Gal
- Dean Fraser – Dean In China Town (1988)
- Frankie Paul – I Believe (1988)
- Frisco Kid – It's Ok (2002)
- Gary Minott – Accept The Lord
- Glen Washington – Change Them Jah Jah (2002)
- Gregory Isaacs – Let's Give It A Try (1988)
- Home T – Don't Throw It All Away (1988)
- Hopeton James – Sure Shot Medley (1988)
- Hopeton James – Sure Shot Medley (You're A Big Girl Now)
- Josey Wales – Grooving (1988)
- King Jammy – Greatest Girls Lover Version (1988)
- Lecturer – D.J. A Look Fi Me (1988)
- Leroy Gibbons – My Sound (2002)
- Lesley Thunder – Stand Up And Fight (1989)
- Mad Cobra – Your Man
- Mega Sample – Best A We (2002)
- Michael Buckley – Shakey Shakey Love (1988)
- Mighty Tolga – Waterloo (2000)
- Mikey Melody – Sound Bwoy Go Sleep (2007)
- Mr Easy – Take That Vow (2002)
- Pliers – Barbara (1988)
- Richie Davis – Still Say Yes (1988)
- Richie Stephens – My My My (1988)
- Shabba Ranks – Get Up Stand Up And Rock (1988)
- Sizzla – Better Ways (2002)
- Superkye – Bring My Baby
- Swade – Believe In Me (2002)
- Tiger – Bad Talk
- Tony Lowe – Sound Bwoy I'm Telling You (2007)
- Trevor Sparks – Bye Bye Love (1988)
- Turbo Belly – See The Light (1995)
- Vybz Kartel – Forever (2002)
- Wayne Wonder – No One In The World (1988)
- Wayne Wonder & Singing Melody – So Amazing (1988)
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