Don’t Want To Be No General Riddim – Cali Bud Production 1999
Dont Want To Be No General Overview
The “Dont Want To Be No General Riddim” came out in 1999 on the Digital B label, a well-known name in reggae music. Digital B is famous for working with top artists and putting out many important reggae and dancehall releases during the 1990s. This riddim gave singers and deejays a strong roots reggae foundation to build on. The bassline is warm and deep, with steady drums that keep the energy alive. The sound connects to the classic reggae style but with a modern touch for its time. Several respected artists recorded tracks on this riddim. Sizzla’s “Dem a Go Suffer” stands out with his signature fiery delivery. Sizzla is known for his powerful voice and has released many albums, including the well-known “Da Real Thing” in 2002. Front Page brings a spiritual message with “Zion,” while Admiral Tibet’s “Freedom is Happiness” adds a thoughtful and uplifting vibe. Admiral Tibet has a long career in roots reggae, known for his conscious lyrics. Gregory Isaacs, often called the “Cool Ruler,” delivers “Tell Me Why” on this riddim. Isaacs is famous for hits like “Night Nurse” and is one of reggae’s most recognized voices. Vylmark’s “I Will Cry” adds another layer, showing the riddim’s versatility. The foundation of this riddim was built by Digital B’s team, with Bobby Digital (Bobby Dixon) as the producer. Bobby Digital is known for shaping the sound of modern reggae and working with many top artists. The “Dont Want To Be No General Riddim” remains one of the cultural highlights from 1999, bringing together strong voices and a timeless roots drop.
Dont Want To Be No General Tracklist:
- Sizzla – Dem a Go Suffer
- Front Page – Zion
- Admiral Tibet – Freedom is Happiness
- Gregory_isaacs – Tell Me Why
- Vylmark- I Will Cry
- Chrisinty – Oh Jah
- Edie fitzroy – Jail house
- Bush man = I Burn
- Edie_fitzroy_- jail house version
- Cali Bud – Version
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