NO NO NO RIDDIM produced by PUPPY RECORDS? 1972
No No No Overview
The story of the No No No foundation rhythm starts in a small Kingston studio, where PUPPY RECORDS? brought together musicians with a love for roots reggae. PUPPY RECORDS? is known for pushing reggae forward, working with both new and classic artists, and has gained attention for bold, percussion-heavy productions. Their work has found a place in reggae sets around the world, especially with the No No No rhythm. As the rhythm took shape, it attracted some of reggae’s best voices. Barry Brown, already respected for songs like "Step It Up Youthman," recorded "NO NO NO- Movements Of Jah," bringing his deep roots style. Big Youth, famous for the classic "Screaming Target," added his unique energy with that same song title, giving the rhythm a fresh spin. Clarance Parks joined in with "NO NO NO- No No No," adding a thoughtful, soulful touch. Jah Thomas & Sister Jackie delivered "NO NO NO- Cockee & Pussy," mixing playful lyrics with the strong rhythm. Ranking Forrest followed with "Go Deh Brother Ben," keeping the dance moving. Each artist brought their own story, but the rhythm tied them all together. Now, the No No No foundation rhythm is a regular sound at roots sessions and reggae events. It’s a journey from Kingston’s studios to speakers worldwide, showing how a strong rhythm and the right voices can keep reggae music alive.
Tracklist;
- Barry Brown – NO NO NO- Movements Of Jah
- Big Youth – Screaming Target
- Clarance Parks – NO NO NO- No No No
- Dawn Penn & Bounty Killer & De – NO NO NO- No No No
- Jah Thomas & Sister Jackie – NO NO NO- Cockee & Pussy
- Ranking Forrest – Go Deh Brother Ben
- Tonto Irie – NO NO NO- Experience
- Toyan – NO NO NO- Praise Him
- Tristan Palmer – NO NO NO- For Health & Strength
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