Johnny Dollar Riddim Aka Diseases/Mad Mad – Peer Pressure

JOHNNY DOLLAR RIDDIM aka DISEASES/MAD MAD – PEER PRESSURE 2001

Johnny Dollar Overview

The Johnny Dollar Riddim is built on a classic one drop base, a rhythm style that is central to reggae music. This base comes from the roots tradition and was especially popular in the 1970s, but the Johnny Dollar Riddim brought it back in 2001 with a fresh sound. Many roots reggae fans still talk about this one drop base, especially when looking back at the year 2020. The riddim brings together strong voices in reggae. Anthony B is known worldwide for his energetic performances and conscious lyrics. On this riddim, his song "Could Be The One" stands out. Anthony B is famous for hits like "Fire Pon Rome," and his album "Universal Struggle" was well-received in the reggae community. Admiral Tibet, another respected artist, brings "People In The Street" to the riddim. He is known for his classic song "Serious Time," which is a staple in roots reggae. Jah Mason adds "Lock Them Off," showing his unique voice and style. Jah Mason has worked with many reggae greats and is known for songs like "My Princess Gone." Ginny Pepper offers "Poor Man Dollar," bringing a heartfelt message that fits the riddim's roots style. The Fire House Crew, a famous band in reggae, delivers "Johnny Dolar Dub." This group has played with many top reggae acts and is known for their tight, live sound. The sound architect behind Johnny Dollar Riddim helped shape the music, keeping the one drop base true to reggae tradition.

Johnny Dollar Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Could Be The One
2. Admiral Tibet – People In The Street
3. Jah Mason – Lock Them Off
4. Ginny Pepper – Poor Man Dollar
5. Fire House Crew – Johnny Dolar Dub