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    I’ve Got To Go Back Home Riddim – Coxsone, Pressure Beat

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    I’ve Got To Go Back Home Release Details

    I've Got To Go Back Home Riddim - Coxsone, Pressure Beat

    I’ve Got To Go Back Home produced by Coxsone Dodd, Joe Gibbs, Freddie McGregor, Dalton Browne, Noel Browne, Mafia, Fluxy, Al Campbell for Coxsone, Pressure Beat originally made in 1967

    I’ve Got To Go Back Home Riddim, issued on Coxsone/Pressure Beat and originally cut in 1967, is a classic Studio One-era rhythm with a small but strong set of versions anchored by Bob Andy’s original title track, plus later cuts from Augustus Pablo, Al Campbell, and Freddie McGregor. Coxsone Dodd is credited with the production, and the song selection bridges roots vocal styling with a tougher instrumental edge, especially on Augustus Pablo’s Midnight Skank. The release also links back to the long-running Studio One catalogue, where this riddim has been revisited across different eras without losing its early reggae feel.

    I’ve Got To Go Back Home Tracklist:

    1. Al Campbell – I've Got To Go Back Home (2004)
    2. Augustus Pablo – Midnight Skank (1972)
    3. Bob Andy – I've Got To Go Back Home (1967)
    4. Freddie McGregor – I've Got To Go Back Home (1996)

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