CHI CHI BUD RIDDIM produced by JOE FRASIER RECORDS 2007
Chi Chi Bud Overview
In 2007, a roots reggae anthology made waves during reggae sessions across Jamaica and beyond. Built around the classic Chi Chi Bud Riddim, this collection brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices. Everton Blender’s “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled” stands out with his signature uplifting style. Blender is well known for his 1999 album *King Man* and for bringing conscious lyrics to the reggae scene. Fiona delivers “Sexy,” adding her smooth vocals to the mix, while Freddie McGregor’s “I Pray” brings heartfelt emotion. McGregor is a reggae legend, famous for hits like “Big Ship” and a long career that started in the 1960s. Lloyd Brown’s “Mr. Brown” and Marcia Griffiths’ “Told You” add more depth to the anthology. Marcia Griffiths is celebrated worldwide, especially for her work with Bob Marley and the I-Threes, as well as her solo hit “Electric Boogie.” The tracks were crafted under the guidance of JOE FRASIER RECORDS, a label respected for its dedication to quality reggae productions. Founded by Lloyd Campbell in the late 1990s, Joe Frasier Records is known for its clean, classic reggae sound and has worked with many top artists over the years. Fans remember this riddim as a highlight of 2007’s reggae events, bringing together strong voices and timeless rhythms that still resonate today.
Chi Chi Bud Tracklist:
- Everton Blender – Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
- Fiona – Sexy
- Freddie Mcgregor – I Pray
- Lloyd Brown – Mr. Brown
- Marcia Griffiths – Told You
- Maxi Romeo – Chi Chi Bud
- Mikey General – Father God Almighty
- Mikey Spice – Walk A Mile In My Shoe
- Pam Hall – Lovers Holiday
- Peter Spence – Two Keys
- Richie Stephens – The Sun And The Moon
- Roger Robin – Brand Crisis
- Sadiki – Shawty
- Steele – Confrontation
- Tarrus Riley – Life Precious Gift
- Terry Linen – No Time To Linger
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