FEEDING OF THE 5 THOUSAND – 1978 – FATMAN RECORDS
Feeding Of the 5 Thousand – Fatman Records Overview
The Feeding Of the 5 Thousand riddim from Fatman Records is a strong example of roots reggae in today’s music. This reggae riddim has caught the attention of many fans for its classic sound and modern energy. Fatman Records is known for its work in reggae. The label has helped many artists get their music heard. The riddim brings together several respected names. Badoo & Toyan perform "Rocking Of The Five Thousand," a track that stands out for its smooth vocals and steady rhythm. Badoo also appears solo on "Rocking Of The Five Thousand." Badoo is known for his unique voice and style, making each song memorable. Another key track is "Feeding Of the 5 Thousand — Fatman Records," which shows the label’s commitment to roots reggae. Jah Stich brings his deep delivery to "Make A Joyful Noise." Jah Stich is a legendary deejay who helped shape the sound of 1970s reggae. Jah Thomas, another well-known figure in reggae, is featured on "Feeding The 5000.flac." Jah Thomas is famous for his 1979 hit "Midnight Rock." Other highlights include "Madoo & Come Along — Rocking Of The Five Thousand & Come Along" and "Triston Palma — Reggae Music Taking Over." These songs help keep the roots reggae tradition alive, showing that this classic sound is still part of today’s culture.
Tracklist:
- Badoo & Toyan – Rocking Of The Five Thousand
- Badoo – Rocking Of The Five Thousand
- Feeding Of the 5 Thousand – Fatman Records
- Jah Stich – Make A Joyful Noise
- Jah Thomas – Feeding The 5000.flac
- Madoo & Come Along – Rocking Of The Five Thousand & Come Along
- Triston Palma – Reggae Music Taking Over
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