Don’t Think About Me Release Details
- Riddim year: 1973
- Total tracks: 10
- Unique artists on riddim: 8
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Horace Andy
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Don’t Think About Me produced by Keith Hudson, Balford Henry for Mafia, Hudford, Original Music, Cash And Carry in 1973
Don’t Think About Me Riddim is a 1973 Keith Hudson production issued through labels including Mafia, Hudford, Original Music, and Cash And Carry, with Horace Andy and Earl Flute’s title cut at the center of a compact but very deep roots selection. The set also pulls in Big Youth’s Can You Keep a Secret, Keith Hudson’s own Melody Maker and War War, plus Jah Woosh’s I’m All Right and a dub pass with Ghetto Dub, giving it a mix of vocal sides, deejay energy, and stripped-back versions. Hudson’s name runs through the whole thing, and the release also ties into his broader run of early-70s rhythm work that was later reworked across multiple cuts. Its mood is heavy, spare, and version-driven, with the instrumental and dub tracks helping underline the tough studio feel.
Don’t Think About Me Tracklist:
- Dub – Ghetto Dub (1978)
- Dub – I’m All Right Version (1975)
- Big Youth – Can You Keep A Secret (1974)
- Chuckles – Melody Maker Version 2 (1973)
- Dino Perkins – Skin Him Alive (1973)
- Horace Andy & Earl Flute – Don’t Think About Me (I’m Alright) (1973)
- Jah Woosh – I’m All Right (1975)
- Keith Hudson – Like I Am Dying (1974)
- Keith Hudson – Melody Maker (1973)
- Keith Hudson – War War (1974)
