Catty aka Tuff Luck Riddim – El Paso 1994
Catty Aka Tuff Luck Overview
In 1994, a selector’s mix of the Catty Aka Tuff Luck Riddim began to make waves at dancehall parties across Jamaica. This riddim, with its energetic horns and driving beat, quickly became a staple for sound systems looking to energize the crowd. Several well-known artists brought their own style to the riddim. Ed Robinson delivered “Tuff Luck,” a track that matched his soulful voice with the lively instrumental. Robinson is also known for his reggae cover of “Knocking on Heaven’s Door,” which became a hit in the 1990s and helped boost his international profile. Frankie Paul, often called the “Jamaican Stevie Wonder” because he has been visually impaired since birth, offered “Galong Bad.” Frankie Paul’s long career includes the popular album “Sara” and many singles that charted in Jamaica and abroad. Lt Stitchie, recognized for his witty lyrics and energetic delivery, performed “Catty” on this riddim. Stitchie has been a major figure in dancehall since the 1980s and is known for his hit “Wear Yu Size.” Terry Ganzie contributed “Loving Fantasy,” adding his own flavor to the mix. Ganzie has been active in the scene since the early 1990s and is respected for his distinctive voice. The riddim was created by a talented team in Jamaica, but the specific producer behind Catty Aka Tuff Luck Riddim is not widely credited. Still, its impact on the 1994 dancehall scene remains clear.
Catty Aka Tuff Luck Tracklist:
- Catty Riddim – Dub
- Ed Robinson – Tuff Luck
- Frankie Paul – Galong Bad
- Lt Stitchie – Catty
- Terry Ganzie – Loving Fantasy
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