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    Friction Riddim - Black Scorpio

    Friction Riddim from Black Scorpio dates to 1996 and was produced by M. Johnson for Quietland Music at the Black Scorpio recording studio. The set pulls together 14 dancehall cuts, with standout turns from Anthony B on Stand Up And Tell, Mad Cobra on Queen Of Hearts, and Frankie Paul on Come Back Home, while Silver Cat’s More Weed adds another memorable cut to the juggling. It’s one of those mid-90s Black Scorpio sessions that mixes established voices with sharper newcomer energy, and the track list also brings in names like General Trees, Mega Banton, and Edi Fitzroy.

    Friction Tracklist:

    1. Anthony B – Stand Up And Tell
    2. Mad Cobra – Queen Of Hearts
    3. Paul Elliot – Girls Girls
    4. Silver Cat – More Weed
    5. Simpleton – Miss Hotty Hotty
    6. Frankie Paul – Come Back Home
    7. Gowdie Ranks – Who Bust The Shot
    8. Edi Fitzroy – Coming Of The Black King
    9. Erica Newell – Music Like Dirt
    10. General Trees – No Apology
    11. Hammer Mouth – So Called Rasta
    12. Mega Banton – Hop Along
    13. Snagga Puss – Badmind
    14. Super Sass – Mistaken Identity

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