GENERAL RIDDIM produced by RANKING JOE MUSIC 2000
General Overview
Ranking Joe Music, a respected name in reggae and dancehall, produced the General Riddim in 2000. Ranking Joe, known for his work as a deejay and producer since the 1970s, helped shape the sound of dancehall with his energetic style. His label, Ranking Joe Music, has released many influential tracks and worked with top artists in the genre. The General Riddim quickly became popular in dancehalls and clubs. It brought a strong street energy and was a favorite at bashment events. The riddim featured several well-known artists, each adding their own style. Admiral Tibett delivered "Man Of Faith," showing his signature conscious lyrics. Tibett is known for his positive messages in songs like "Serious Time." Dennis Brown, often called the "Crown Prince of Reggae," contributed "Joy In My Soul." Brown’s career included classic albums like "Love Has Found Its Way" and hits such as "Money In My Pocket." Glen Washington performed "Worthy Is The Lamb," bringing his soulful voice to the riddim. Washington is also known for the album "Number One Girl." Mykal Rose, who sang "Why," is famous for his time with Black Uhuru, winning a Grammy with the group in 1985. Pad Anthony added "The Title," continuing his run of dancehall favorites. The General Riddim’s mix of strong production and top artists made it a staple in 2000’s dancehall scene.
General Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibett – Man Of Faith
- Dennis Brown – Joy In My Soul
- Glen Washington – Worthy Is The Lamb
- Mykal Rose – Why
- Pad Anthony – The Title
- Ranking Joe – Original General
- Scion Success – General
- Tinga Stewart – Key To Your Heart
- Wayne Smith – Jah Is Our Light
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