Country Gyal Riddim – Main Street

Country Gyal Riddim – Main Street 1996

Country Gyal Overview

In 1996, dancehall music was full of energy and new sounds, and the Country Gyal Riddim became a standout in that year’s scene. This riddim brought a fresh, bouncy style that quickly made it popular among Jamaican sound systems. DJs loved to spin it at dances, giving it a strong presence in the streets. The Country Gyal — Instrumental track set the foundation with its catchy rhythm. Goofy, known for his playful lyrics and unique voice, added his song Fudgie Pt.2. Earlier in his career, Goofy had scored a big hit with "Brush Yuh Teeth," making him a familiar name in dancehall. Lt Stitchie, a veteran deejay famous for his storytelling and fast delivery, brought even more flavor with Passion Juice. Lt Stitchie is also known for his album "The Governor," which helped cement his place in dancehall history. Another highlight was the collaboration between Mr Vegas & Don Yute on Bamboo Deh Yah. Mr Vegas, who would later gain international fame with hits like "Heads High," teamed up with Don Yute, an artist known for his smooth flow and work with big names like Sean Paul. Together, these songs made the Country Gyal Riddim a real classic from 1996, loved by selectors and fans alike. Its lively sound still brings back memories of dancehall’s golden era.

Country Gyal Tracklist:

1. Country Gyal – Instrumental
2. Goofy – Fudgie Pt.2
3. Lt Stitchie – Passion Juice
4. Mr Vegas & Don Yute – Bamboo Deh Yah