Mojo Rock Release Details
- Riddim year: 1991
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 23
- Unique artists on riddim: 22
- Key artists on this riddim: Alton Ellis
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1991 Reggae Riddims
Mojo Rock Riddim by Studio One 1973-1991
Built around Studio One’s Mojo Rock Riddim, this classic set is tied to the 1973-to-1991 era and brings together a strong mix of roots, rocksteady, and deejay cuts. Alton Ellis and The Soul Vendors lead off with Whipping The Prince, while Denise Darlington, Dillinger, Hortense Ellis, Hugh Godfrey, King Stitt, Prince Francis, and Prince Jazzbo all appear in a lineup that gives the rhythm plenty of character. The package also includes dub versions such as Mr Joe and Sagittarius Dub5, along with Mojo Rock Steady and Little Joe. Studio One’s Coxsone Dodd era remains one of the most important foundations in Jamaican music, and this rhythm is part of that long-running catalogue.
Mojo Rock Tracklist:
- Alton Ellis And The Soul Vendors – Whipping The Prince
- Denise Darlington – Feel So Good
- Dillinger – Set Jah Jah Children Free
- Dub Specialist – Mr Joe
- Dub Specialist – Sagittarius Dub5
- Hortense Ellis – Secretly
- Hugh Godfrey – They Got To Go
- Johnny X Earl X Jenny X Sound D. – Dub Street Version
- Johnny, Earl & Johnny – Dub Street
- King Stitt – Rockers Corner
- Prince Francis & Sound Dimension – Mojo Rock Steady
- Prince Jazzbo – Little Joe
- Roland Alphonso – Take Me
- Roland Alphonso And The Soul Brothers – Rock And Sock
- Sound Dimension – Mojo Rock Steady
- Sound Dimension – Psychedelic Rock
- The Bassies – River Jordan
- The Clarendonians – Tables Gonna Turn
- The Gaylads – Africa
- The Gaylads – I Am Free
- The Minstrels – People Get Ready
- The Soul Brothers – Hot And Cold
- The Sound Dimension – Mojo Rock Steady (Instrumental)
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