I DON’T WANT TO BE NO GENERAL RIDDIM produced by 1980-1999 – VARIOUS PRODUCERS
I Dont Want To Be No General Overview
Released in 2024, the "I Dont Want To Be No General Riddim" compilation brings together some of reggae’s respected and rising voices. The project comes from a team of various producers who have worked on reggae sounds from the 1980s through the 1990s. Their experience shapes the smooth, roots-driven energy of the riddim, which is now making waves on roots reggae playlists this season. The compilation features Admiral Tibet, who delivers "Freedom Is Happiness." Admiral Tibet is well known for his conscious lyrics, and his classic track "Serious Time" remains a reggae favorite. Bushman appears with two songs: "Don't Want To Be No General" and "I Burn." He is recognized for his strong vocals and his 1997 album "Nyah Man Chant," which helped establish his name in reggae music. Christini adds "Oh Jah," bringing a fresh voice to the mix. Dennis Brown, often called the "Crown Prince of Reggae," is featured with "I Dont Want To Be No General & Dub" and "Want To Be No General." Brown is famous for hits like "Money In My Pocket" and is remembered as one of reggae’s most influential singers. Edie Fitzroy’s "Jail House" stands out for its roots style. Fitzroy is respected for songs like "The Gun" and his work in the 1980s reggae scene. With its deep rhythms and classic voices, this compilation is connecting with reggae fans everywhere.
I Dont Want To Be No General Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Freedom Is Happiness
- Bushman – Don’t Want To Be No General
- Bushman – I Burn
- Christini – Oh Jah
- Dennis Brown – I Dont Want To Be No General & Dub
- Dennis Brown – Want To Be No General (Aka Don’t Want To Be No General)
- Edie Fitzroy – Jail House (Version)
- Edie Fitzroy – Jail House
- Front Page – Zion
- Gregory Isaacs – Tell Me Why
- Ranking Dread – General
- Sandeeno – Ready And Prepare
- Sizzla – Dem Ago Suffer
- Vylmark – I Will Cry
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