DENNIS STAR PRESENTS ORIGINAL STUCK VOL 1 – GREENSLEEVES RECORDS 1989
Dennis Star Presents Original Stuck Vol 1 – Greensleeves Records Overview
The foundation rhythm is a key part of reggae music. It comes from the early days in Jamaica, where musicians built songs on strong basslines and steady drum patterns. This style gives reggae its deep, soulful sound. Today, the foundation rhythm is making a big return, bringing the old-school feeling back to new listeners. In the studio, the sound engineer plays a big role. The studio hand shapes the music, giving each song a special warmth and texture. On this project, the classic reggae style is easy to hear. The arrangements feel rich, with every instrument clear and well balanced. Beenie Don brings his unique voice to “Artical Love,” showing why he is respected in the reggae community. Charlie Chaplin, known for his quick lyrics and powerful stage presence, delivers “Guid Me O Jah.” Early Black’s “Stuck” stands out with its heartfelt delivery. The Firehouse Crew, famous for backing many top reggae artists, gives a strong instrumental with “Stuck Version.” Flourgon, who reached the UK charts with “Jump and Spread Out” in the late 1980s, performs “Evel Doers,” adding energy and style. This roots project is spreading reggae’s message again. The foundation rhythm connects the past and present, inviting both new fans and long-time followers to enjoy reggae’s soul. The music feels timeless, carrying the spirit of Jamaica to the world.
Tracklist:
- Beenie Don – Artical Love
- Charlie Chaplin – Guid Me O Jah
- Early Black – Stuck
- Firehouse Crew – Stuck Version
- Flourgon – Evel Doers
- General Trees – Dance And Spread Out
- Honey & Spice – Them A Come
- Mikey Melody – Didn’t Mean To Turn You On
- Pliers & Beenie Don – I Found Love
- Pliers – Let The Good Time Roll
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