Get In The Groove Riddim – Various Labels

Get In The Groove produced by Augustus Pablo, Coxsone Dodd, Don Mais, Carlton Patterson, Errol Thompson, Joe Gibbs, Oswald Hibbert, Michael Chin, Delton Lowe, Gregory Isaacs, Prince Jazzbo, Niney The Observer, Henry Lawes, Mickie Scott, Junior Wright, Doctor Dread, Hyman Wright, Percy Chin, Jah Thomas, Bunny Gemini, Triston Palmer, Bobby Digital, King Jammy, Maurice Johnson, Lloyd Dennis, Jah Screw, Peter Chemist, Tony Asher, Phillip Burrell for Rockers, Studio One, Black Scorpio, Joe Gibbs, Ujama, Charm, Rockers Master, Channel One, EAD, Volcano, Moa Anbessa, Black, White, Midnight Rock, Jah Life, Digital-B, Chemist, T Ash Muzik, Xterminator, Harmony House in 1968

Get In The Groove Riddim brings together a wide spread of roots-era and later dancehall cuts under various labels, with the post pointing back to a 1968 foundation and Augustus Pablo among the listed producers. The lineup moves from Barrington Levy’s Sister Debbie and Shine Eye Girl to Al Campbell’s We Rule The Corner, Augustus Pablo’s Pablo Inna De Dance, and Captain Sinbad’s Man Live It, with later names like Beres Hammond, Buju Banton, Beenie Man, and Merciless showing how the rhythm kept finding new life across different periods. It’s a release with a strong vintage backbone and a broad selector’s feel, anchored by the kind of tune that works just as well for deep roots cuts as it does for later voicings.

Get In The Groove Riddim Tracklist:

1. Al Campbell – We Rule The Corner (1988)
2. Anthony B – Blood City
3. Anthony Red Rose – You Send Me
4. Augustus Pablo – Pablo Inna De Dance
5. Badoo & General Echo – Roses Are Red
6. Barrington Levy – Sister Debbie (1979)
7. Barrington Levy & Jah Thomas – Shine Eye Girl (1980)
8. Beenie Man & Merciless – I Wish You Was Around
9. Beenie Man & Merciless – We A Star
10. Beres Hammond – Nothing No Go So (1998)
11. Beres Hammond & Buju Banton – Ain’t It Good To Know (2001)
12. Captain Sinbad – Man Live It (1981)
13. Carlton Livingston – Sound Man Clash (1984)
14. Clint Eastwood – Sex Education (Me Go Deh Already) (1980)
15. Clint Eastwood – True True Loving (Me Go Deh Already) (1979)
16. Cornell Campbell – No Man’s Land
17. Dillinger – Take A Dip
18. Early B – C. Bert
19. Early B – Poor Class Want Mass (1984)
20. Freddie McGregor – Come Now Sister
21. George Nooks – Love Me Tonight
22. Glen Ricks – President Of Love (1993)
23. Gregory Isaacs – Slavemaster
24. I-Roy – Camp Road Skanking (1974)
25. I-Roy – Hotta Yatta
26. I-Roy – Point Blank Observer Style (1974)
27. Jack Radics – Born Brave
28. John Holt – Up Park Camp (1976)
29. John Holt & Future Troubles – Jail House
30. Johnny Ringo – Follow Fashion (1981)
31. Johnny Ringo – Mosquito 1 (1980)
32. Junior Delgado – Captive (1974)
33. King Everald – Freedom Line (1980)
34. Lady Ann – Shine Eye Boy
35. Little Hero & Mikey Melody – Son In The Street
36. Little John – Who Beg No Get
37. Little Meekie & Daddy Meekie – Love Rasta
38. Lone Ranger – A Lie Gal A Tell (1977)
39. Louie Culture – Original Days (1998)
40. Luciano – Poor Youths Dem Hungry (1998)
41. Michael Prophet – Rhumba Style (1988)
42. Michigan & Smiley – The Whole Wide World Is A Ghetto (1983)
43. Morgan Heritage – Bubble In The Struggle (1998)
44. Mykal Rose – Hot Stick
45. Pinchers – Pretending (1991)
46. Prince Far I – Everytime I Talk About Jah
47. Roundhead – Star 69
48. Roundhead – Wall Of Conscience
49. Sanchez – Show Us The Way (1993)
50. Shabba Ranks – Just Reality (1990)
51. Shabba Ranks – Man Pon Consignment (1991)
52. Sister Carol – Spidla-Ding (1984)
53. Sixy Morris – Will I See You Again (1994)
54. Spanner Banner – Blow In The Wind
55. Sugar Minott – Hang One Natty
56. The Heptones – Get In The Groove (1968)
57. The Kojak All Stars – Mosquito 2 (1980)
58. The Morwells – Music Is So Devine (1975)
59. The Revolutionaries – A Level Version (1979)
60. Tony Tuff – Hold On to Your Man (1978)
61. Wicky Wacky – Nuh Trust Taxi
62. Winston Jarrett – Up Park Camp
63. Winston Jarrett – Up Park Camp (1994)
64. Yellowman & Fathead – Take Me To Jamaica (1983)