Pick Up The Pieces Riddim – Digital B

PICK UP THE PIECES RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL B 1993

Pick Up The Pieces Overview

In 1993, reggae music was filled with energy and fresh sounds. One of the standout riddims of that year was Pick Up The Pieces Riddim. This riddim was produced by DIGITAL B, the well-known Jamaican label run by Bobby Digital. DIGITAL B is famous for helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall and roots reggae, working with many great artists over the years. Pick Up The Pieces Riddim featured several important voices. Buju Banton, already making waves with hits like “Destiny” and the album “’Til Shiloh,” brought his unique style to the track “Good Looking Gal.” Daddy Screw, known for his energetic delivery, added his song “Love Yuh Till Mi Fool.” Frankie Paul, often called “The Jamaican Stevie Wonder,” contributed “Whip Them Jah.” Frankie Paul was famous for his powerful voice and classic tunes like “Sara.” Jimmy Riley, a respected singer from the reggae roots era, performed “Pick Up The Pieces.” Louie Culture, best known for his hit “Gangalee,” delivered “In A Yuh Waist” on this riddim. The riddim also included an instrumental version, “Pick Up The Pieces — Version,” which selectors loved to play. In 1993, this set was a favorite in roots reggae sessions, bringing together tradition and new vibes for reggae fans everywhere.

Pick Up The Pieces Tracklist:

1. Buju Banton – Good Looking Gal
2. Daddy Screw – Love Yuh Till Mi Fool
3. Frankie Paul – Whip Them Jah
4. Jimmy Riley – Pick Up The Pieces
5. Louie Culture – In A Yuh Waist
6. Pick Up The Pieces – Version

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