Gal Fi Get Wuck Riddim – Jammys

GAL FI GET WUCK RIDDIM produced by JAMMY’S 1995

Gal Fi Get Wuck Overview

The Gal Fi Get Wuck Riddim was a standout bashment project from 1995, bringing together several strong tracks. Listeners quickly recognized Bounty Killer with "Gal Fi Get Wuck," Filco Ranks with "Crab," General Degree with "Good Girls," and King Terro with "Aloe Vera." Each song added its own flavor to the riddim, making the project a favorite in dancehall parties that year. Bounty Killer, already a major name in dancehall, led the way with his signature commanding style on "Gal Fi Get Wuck." Just a year before, he released his well-known album "Down in the Ghetto." General Degree, featured here with "Good Girls," was also gaining attention at the time, especially for his hit "Traffic Blocking" which would come out a few years later. Filco Ranks and King Terro were newer voices, and this project helped introduce them to a wider audience. The driving force behind the riddim was JAMMY'S, a legendary producer and label owner. King Jammy, as he is often called, is known for his groundbreaking work in digital dancehall, especially his production of Wayne Smith’s "Under Mi Sleng Teng" in 1985, which changed the sound of reggae forever. The Gal Fi Get Wuck Riddim continued his tradition of creating rhythms that energized dance floors and gave both established and rising artists a platform.

Gal Fi Get Wuck Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer – Gal Fi Get Wuck
2. Filco Ranks – Crab
3. General Degree – Good Girls
4. King Terro – Aloe Vera