
COMPUTER CORN REGGAE STARS – BLACK SOLIDARITY 1987
Computer Corn Reggae Stars – Black Solidarity Release Details
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 12
- Unique artists on riddim: 14
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Reggae Riddims
By 1987, dancehall was moving further into computerized territory, but Computer Corn Reggae Stars: Black Solidarity still sits with one foot in the older roots-and-rhythm album tradition. The set pulls together Bobby Harrison, Dennis Walks, Horace Ferguson, King Kong, Phillip Frazer and others around a corn-themed cut that feels anchored by a deep, rolling bassline and a lean one-drop pulse rather than anything flashy. Winston Wright’s “Another Jazzbo Production” closes the run with a sharper instrumental edge, and that little detail helps frame the whole thing as a late-80s Jamaican studio piece rather than a loose compilation. The vocals stay direct and unhurried, with the singers riding the riddim in a plain, declarative style that keeps the mood earthy and measured.
Computer Corn Reggae Stars Tracklist:
- Bobby Harrison – Low Mi Pon Mi Corner
- Dennis Walks – Shoulder To Shoulder
- El Fego Barker – Cry Fi Hungry
- Horace Ferguson – Oh Lord
- Kenroy Rogers – Cross The Border
- King Kong – Kill Them Wid Rydim
- Lloyd & Devon – Raggamuffin Get Rough
- Nigger Kojak – No Better Nuh Deh
- Phillip Frazer – Bawling
- Sassa Frass – Corn
- Winston Fox And Badness – Fling Mi Corn
- Winston Wright – Another Jazzbo Production
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