Cat Paw Riddim – Jammys Records 1997
Cat Paw Overview
In 1997, the Cat Paw Riddim arrived as a fresh but classic-sounding reggae project. The riddim’s foundation was carefully built by a talented sound architect, who drew from the deep roots of reggae’s golden years. Every instrument and beat was placed to create a smooth, soulful groove that echoed the traditions of Jamaica’s music scene in the late 1990s. The producer behind Cat Paw Riddim made sure the sound was tight and cohesive, bringing together a collection of artists who each added their own unique touch. One of the highlights is Terror Fabulous with “So Many War And Crime.” Known for his hit “Action” with Nadine Sutherland, Terror Fabulous brings a powerful voice and message to the riddim. Dennis Brown, often called the “Crown Prince of Reggae,” lends his legendary vocals to “Running Around.” Brown’s career spanned decades and included classics like “Money In My Pocket.” His presence on the Cat Paw Riddim adds real depth and emotion. Capt Barkey Ft Angel Doolas keep the energy high with “All Eyes On Me,” while Galaxy P’s “Drop Top Caddy” rides the riddim’s laidback vibe. Jigsy King, well known for the dancehall anthem “Gal A Yu Shape,” offers “Because Of You,” bringing his signature style. Other artists like Admiral Bailey (“Jamaica Way”), Gary Minott (“Greedy”), Chuck Fender (“Does It Pay”), Anthony B (“Unite”), and King Kong (“Seize All The Guns”) complete the collection. Each track fits together, showing the riddim’s strength and versatility. Cat Paw Riddim remains a true echo of 1997’s reggae sound.
Cat Paw Tracklist:
- Terror Fabulous – So Many War And Crime
- Dennis Brown – Running Around
- Capt Barkey Ft Angel Doolas – All Eyes On Me
- Galaxy P – Drop Top Caddy
- Jigsy King – Because Of You
- Admiral Bailey – Jamaica Way
- Gary Minott – Greedy
- Chuck Fender – Does It Pay
- Anthony B – Unite
- King Kong – Seize All The Guns
- Yami Bolo – Wonders And Sign
- Linval Thompson – Leggo The Violence
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