
PHOTOGRAPHER IN A DANCEHALL – PHOTOGRAPHER 1986
Photographer In A Dancehall – Photographer Release Details
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 10
- Unique artists on riddim: 9
- Key artists on this riddim: Admiral Tibett, Carl Meeks
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Dancehall Riddims
A ten-track 1986 Photographer set with nine different vocalists, Photographer In A Dancehall leans into that mid-’80s Kingston feel where the riddim is lean, urgent, and made for sound system pressure rather than polish. Admiral Tibet’s “Curfew” and Carl Meeks’ pair of cuts give it real backbone, while Daddy Lilly’s “Computer Track” and Super Black’s “What’s Going On” keep the session moving with that clipped, machine-driven dancehall pulse. The lineup has enough variety to keep the project from sitting in one register for too long, with Sister Verna’s “Island Over Populated” and Warren Hutchie’s “In This Time” adding a sharper social edge. By the time it reaches the last cut, the record has settled into a tough, no-nonsense groove that captures Photographer in its early dancehall era.
Photographer In A Dancehall Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Curfew
- Anthony Redrose And Super Blac – Six Fi Nine
- Carl Meeks – New Slang
- Carl Meeks – We Need Love
- Daddy Lilly – Computer Track
- Daddy Lilly – Shocking Shocking
- Junior Sledge – Be My Bride
- Sister Verna – Island Over Populated
- Super Black – Whats Going On
- Warren Hutchie – In This Time
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