Judge Heavy Manners Riddim produced and arranged by Bunny Lee and published by Third World Music in 1976.
Judge Heavy Manners Overview
The Judge Heavy Manners Riddim first made its mark in Jamaica during the late 1970s, a time when reggae was full of energy and change. This classic roots riddim has returned this season to remind listeners of reggae’s deep cultural roots. Derrick Morgan is the key artist on this release, performing the song “Judge Heavy Manners.” Morgan is a true legend in Jamaican music. He is known for his powerful voice and his role in shaping both ska and reggae. One of his most famous achievements is his hit song “Forward March,” which celebrated Jamaica’s independence in 1962. With “Judge Heavy Manners,” Derrick Morgan again brings strong vocals and a message that fits the roots style perfectly. The riddim itself is a favorite among selectors, who are the DJs choosing records for sound system dances. Selectors love the heavy, steady rhythm and the dub touches that make the track stand out. The producer behind the original riddim was Bunny Lee, a well-known figure in reggae. Bunny Lee helped create many classic tracks and worked with top artists throughout the 1970s. With its timeless sound, the Judge Heavy Manners Riddim is keeping reggae’s roots strong and alive today. It is a true celebration of the music’s history and spirit, connecting old and new fans with its powerful groove.
Judge Heavy Manners Tracklist:
- Derrick Morgan – Judge Heavy Manners
- The Aggravators – Full A Manners
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