Greatest Girls Riddim – Studio

Greatest Girls Riddim – Studio 2000 1996

Greatest Girls Overview

Greatest Girls Riddim is a roots reggae instrumental that first appeared in 1996. This riddim became popular in reggae events and roots sessions that year. Its deep and steady rhythm gave it a special place in the reggae scene. Several well-known artists recorded songs on the Greatest Girls Riddim. Daddy Screw brought his energy to the track "Woman Fi Look Good." Daddy Screw is known for his hit single "Big Things a Gwaan," which was a favorite in the 1990s dancehall era. Don Yute added his smooth style to "Greatest Girls." Don Yute later gained more attention with his song "Row Da Boat," a collaboration with Sean Paul. The production team Steely & Clevie created the version called "Version." Steely & Clevie are famous for shaping the sound of modern dancehall and reggae. They have produced many hits and are respected for their work with both Jamaican and international artists. The arrangement of the riddim keeps a strong roots reggae feeling, with dub influences at its core. The culture arranger played an important role in giving the riddim its steady, flowing sound. In 1996, Greatest Girls Riddim was a favorite in reggae circles, and its smooth groove helped it stay popular in sets and playlists for years.

Greatest Girls Tracklist:

1. Daddy Screw – Woman Fi Look Good
2. Don Yute – Greatest Girls
3. Steely & Clevie – Version