Money Money Riddim – Jammys Records 1997
Money Money (1997) Release Details
- Riddim year: 1997
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 5
- Unique artists on riddim: 6
- Key artists on this riddim: Jammys Records, Junior Cat, Ken Boothe
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1997 Riddims List · 1997 Reggae Riddims
Jammys Records’ Money Money Riddim landed in 1997 with a tight reggae set that pairs names like Chuck Fender, Junior Cat, Ken Boothe, King Kong, and Queen Paula and Lady Mackeral across one of King Jammy’s classic dancehall-era productions. The lineup moves from Chuck Fender’s Jah Jah and Junior Cat’s Cant Nam Mi Out to Ken Boothe’s It Hurts, with King Kong’s Break Down The Walls and Queen Paula and Lady Mackeral’s True Love rounding it out. Jammys was already a heavyweight by then, and this cut keeps that familiar mix of tough rhythm work and singer-friendly melodies that made the label’s 90s riddims so easy to remember.
Money Money Tracklist:
- Chuck Fenda – Jah Jah
- Junior Cat – Cant Nam Mi Out
- Ken Boothe – It Hurts
- King Kong – Break Down The Walls
- Queen Paula & Lady Mackeral – True Love
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