
Nanny Goat Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1989
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 12
- Unique artists on riddim: 12
- Production credits: TAPPA RECORDS
- Key artists on this riddim: Don T, Junior Demus, Ricky General
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-1989 Riddims List · 1960s-80s Dancehall Riddims
By 1989, dancehall was deep into its digital-leaning, sound-system-minded phase, and Tappa Records’ Nanny Goat Riddim sits right in that shift with a stripped, propulsive cut that still nods to the older riddim tradition. The package pulls in a mixed bag of voices — Junior Demus on “What S Wrong, ” Jimmy Riley on “It’s So Ridiculous, ” and Lloyd Hemmings on “Don Dada” among them — but the backbone is the same across the set: a tight drum pattern, a rubbery bass line, and enough space for the singers and deejays to work the groove without crowding it. It’s one of those late-’80s dancehall rhythms that keeps moving with a dry, clipped swing, and the version cut, “The Goat, ” leaves the bass doing most of the talking.
Nanny Goat Riddim Tracklist:
- Angie Angel – Cool Nuh Man
- Apache Scratchy – Ricky General-What A Ride
- Bugerac – Drugs Take Over
- Danny Dread – Give Thanks
- Jimmy Riley – It’s So Ridiculous
- Junior Brammer – Reggae Music We Want
- Junior Demus – What S Wrong
- Lloyd Hemmings – Don Dada
- Matlock – Pretty Mooky
- Secret – I Don T Know Why
- Tenor Senior – Self Praise
- Version – The Goat
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