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    Home » 1960s-80s Riddims Archive » Mark My Words Riddim – Various Labels

    Mark My Words Riddim – Various Labels

    KalactaBy KalactaNovember 13, 2025
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    Mark My Words Riddim - Various Labels

    Mark My Words produced by Witty, Coxsone Dodd, Bunny Striker Lee, Sonia Pottinger, Alberto Blackwood, Ian McLean for Witty, Supreme, Third World, High Note, Slam in 1968

    Mark My Words Release Details

    • Riddim year: 1968
    • Total tracks: 9
    • Unique artists on riddim: 11
    • Production credits: Various Labels
    • Key artists on this riddim: Al Campbell, Bounty Killer, Captain Barkey, George Nooks, Marcia Griffiths, Paul Elliott
    • Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive

    Mark My Words Riddim comes from a run of productions tied to Witty, Coxsone Dodd, Bunny Lee, Sonia Pottinger, Alberto Blackwood, and Ian McLean, stretching back to 1968 and moving across labels like Supreme, Third World, High Note, and Slam. The rhythm is best known here through Marcia Griffiths’ original Mark My Words, with later cuts from Hortense Ellis and Dillinger, The Revolutionaries, Al Campbell, Bounty Killer and Delicate, Captain Barkey, George Nooks, and Paul Elliott. It has that rare kind of old-school foundation that kept getting rebuilt across decades, from Marcia’s late-60s vocal to the late-70s dub version Mark Dis Yah Dub and the late-90s dancehall reworks. Marcia Griffiths’ cut is the anchor, and the later versions show how deeply this Studio One-era style stayed in rotation.

    Mark My Words Tracklist:

    1. Al Campbell – Are You Ready (1998)
    2. Bounty Killer & Delicate – Bachelor Profile (1998)
    3. Captain Barkey – Ganja Man (1998)
    4. George Nooks – Love Party (1998)
    5. Hortense Ellis & Dillinger – Mark My Word (1977)
    6. Jennifer Lara – Mark My Words
    7. Marcia Griffiths – Mark My Words (1968)
    8. Paul Elliott – Outdoor Prison (1998)
    9. The Revolutionaries – Mark Dis Yah Dub (1978)

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