NINEY THE OBSERVER – ITAL OBSERVER STYLE – JAH LIVE 1983
Niney The Observer – Ital Observer Style – Jah Live Overview
Roots reggae from the 1970s is famous for its deep messages and powerful rhythms. During this time, producer Niney Holness played a big role in shaping the sound. Niney is known for classic tracks like "Blood & Fire." His work with The Observers, especially on "Ital Observer Style," brought a fresh energy to reggae music. This roots riddim brings together some of reggae’s most respected voices. Big Youth, a well-known deejay, delivers strong performances on songs like "6 Dead 19 Gone A Jail-Yard," "Fire Bunn," and "Four Sevens." Big Youth’s unique style made him popular across Jamaica and beyond. Dillinger, another talented deejay, is featured here with "Flat Foot Hustling." Dillinger is known for his hit "Cocaine in My Brain," which reached the UK charts in 1977. I Roy, a legendary lyricist, shines on "Fresh And Clean." I Roy’s clever wordplay made him one of reggae’s top toasters. Jah Bop adds his voice to the set with "Tribulation," keeping the roots spirit alive. Niney & Errol T team up on "False Ship," while Niney Holness also brings "Jah Fire" and "Wipe Away" to the collection. This reggae set is keeping roots alive this season, showing the strength and unity of classic Jamaican music.
Tracklist:
- Big Youth – 6 Dead 19 Gone A Jail-Yard
- Big Youth – Fire Bunn
- Big Youth – Four Sevens
- Dillinger – Flat Foot Hustling
- I Roy – Fresh And Clean
- Jah Bop – Tribulation
- Niney & Errol T – False Ship
- Niney Holness – Jah Fire
- Niney Holness – Wipe Away
- The Observers – Ital Observer Style
- The Observers – The Harp Sound
- [OR] – ( 49M 11F – COMPLETE – Reggae 1983 ) – [OR]
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