NIGHT NURSE RIDDIM produced by AFRICAN MUSEUM 1984
Night Nurse Overview
When the Night Nurse Riddim dropped, reggae fans quickly picked up on its strong roots energy. The riddim’s steady bass and island groove brought a fresh but classic sound, and listeners responded with excitement. It’s clear that this release is keeping the roots reggae tradition alive and well. Carlton Livingston’s "Fret Them A Fret" stands out with his signature vocal style. Livingston is respected in reggae for his deep voice and steady delivery, known from hits like "100 Weight of Collie Weed." Gregory Isaacs? brings his own flavor to the riddim with "Night Nurse," a song name that recalls the classic Gregory Isaacs album "Night Nurse," which reached international audiences and remains a reggae standard. Gregory Isaacs also delivers "01 Private Secretary," showing the smooth, romantic style that made him famous as the "Cool Ruler" of reggae. The riddim’s sound is crafted by the producer and label AFRICAN MUSEUM. Founded by Gregory Isaacs himself in 1974, African Museum has a long history in reggae, releasing many of Isaacs’ biggest hits and helping shape the genre’s direction. Their influence is still strong today, as this riddim proves. With these tracks and the touch of AFRICAN MUSEUM, Night Nurse Riddim is holding reggae steady in today’s roots scene, giving fans new music with a true classic spirit.
Night Nurse Tracklist:
- Carlton Livingston – Fret Them A Fret
- Gregory Isaacs? – Night Nurse
- Gregory Isaacs – 01 Private Secretary
- Various Artists – Gregory Isaacs & Lady Saw – Night Nurse ’96 (Remix)
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