One One Cocoa Release Details
- Riddim year: 1972
- Total tracks: 3
- Unique artists on riddim: 3
- Production credits: Augustus Clarke, Glen Brown, Gussie, Dwyer
- Key artists on this riddim: Gregory Isaacs
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
One One Cocoa produced by Augustus Clarke, Glen Brown for Gussie, Dwyer in 1972
One One Cocoa Riddim comes from Gussie Dwyer and is tied to Augustus Clarke and Glen Brown in 1972, with a small but sharp lineup that includes Big Youth, Glen Brown, and Gregory Isaacs. Gregory Isaacs’ One One Cocoa is the key cut here, and Big Youth’s One Of These Fine Days also lands on the same rhythm, making this a neat early-70s roots set with real depth. Glen Brown’s name carries extra weight on the project too, since he was both a singer and a behind-the-scenes figure in Jamaican music, and this release sits right in that classic era where strong riddims often moved between deejays and singers with ease.
One One Cocoa Tracklist:
- Big Youth – One Of These Fine Days
- Glen Brown – Take A Step
- Gregory Isaacs – One One Cocoa
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