GUNSHOT RIDDIM produced by MIDNIGHT ROCK 1981
Gunshot Overview
Anthony Johnson, Cujo Ranks, Da'ville, Danny English, and Early B are some of the key names featured on this new reggae release. Anthony Johnson is well known for his classic song “Gunshot,” which remains a favorite among reggae fans. Da'ville, recognized for his smooth vocal style, has made a mark with hits like “It's Over Now.” Danny English adds his voice to the project with “Bigga Bus This Year,” while Early B, remembered for his unique delivery, brings “Take Up Your Bible” to the mix. Cujo Ranks is also present with “Yuh Friend Them Boots Yuh,” adding to the variety of talent. The riddim, or instrumental base, comes from the respected producer MIDNIGHT ROCK. This label has a strong history in reggae and dancehall, known for classic productions and its connection to the dub sound. MIDNIGHT ROCK is led by Jah Thomas, who also appears on this project with “Lyrics For Sale.” The label has played a big part in shaping reggae music, especially in the 1980s, and continues to influence the sound today. Other artists on this riddim include Early Cunningham with “Name And Number,” King Rolex & Anthony Johnson with “Everyday A Shot Dem Buss,” Michael Palmer with “Happy Merry Christmas,” and Philip Frazer with “Morning Mr. Officer.” The release is already being played in current reggae sets, showing its strong place in today’s scene.
Gunshot Tracklist:
- Anthony Johnson – Gunshot
- Cujo Ranks – Yuh Friend Them Boots Yuh
- Da’ville – It’s Over Now
- Danny English – Bigga Bus This Year
- Early B – Take Up Your Bible
- Early Cunningham – Name And Number
- Jah Thomas – Lyrics For Sale
- King Rolex & Anthony Johnson – Everyday A Shot Dem Buss
- Linval Thompson – Gun Talk
- Michael Palmer – Happy Merry Christmas
- Philip Frazer – Morning Mr. Officer
- Roots Radics & Midnight Rock C – Gun Fe Puh Dungh
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