DANCE HALL VIBES VOL.1 – WORLD ENTERPRISE RECORDS 1986
Dance Hall Vibes Vol.1 – World Enterprise Records Overview
Fans quickly embraced this roots project when it first appeared, and it still gets played in reggae sets today. The collection brought together respected artists, each adding their own style to the riddim. Andy Williams delivered “Youre The One,” showing the soulful touch that made him a staple in reggae circles. Black Roots Band contributed “Versions,” highlighting their tight musicianship. Charlie Chaplin’s track “Move Out The Way” brought his well-known lyrical skills to the mix. Chaplin is recognized for his influence in the 1980s dancehall scene, especially with classic albums like “Red Pond.” Colour Man’s “Only Richous Live It Up” and David Isaacs’ “What One Dance Can Do” added further depth. Isaacs is widely known for his hit “A Place in the Sun,” which helped define his career. Other tracks on the release include “Soca Rumba” by Frankie Jones, “Time Ruff” from I Roy, and King Kong’s “John Crow Work On Sunday.” Each artist gave the riddim a unique voice, making the project stand out. The sound system producer behind this release was World Enterprise Records, a label known for supporting roots and dancehall music. The riddim’s conscious energy and strong melodies have kept it relevant, making it part of today’s cultural sound and a favorite for selectors and fans alike.
Tracklist:
- Andy Williams – Youre The One
- Black Roots Band – Versions
- Charlie Chaplin – Move Out The Way
- Colour Man – Only Richous Live It Up
- David Isaacs – What One Dance Can Do
- Frankie Jones – Soca Rumba
- I Roy – Time Ruff
- King Kong – John Crow Work On Sunday
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