Rasta No Born Yah Riddim – Unknown Label

Niney The Observer produced this 1975 Unknown Label cut, a two-track riddim built around King Tubby’s Rasta Locks and Sang Hugh’s original Rasta No Born Yah. The arrangement sits squarely in Niney’s early-’70s roots catalogue, with Sang Hugh’s best-known anthem giving the rhythm its name and King Tubby’s version underlining the dubwise lean of the session. It’s a compact, unmistakably mid-70s roots set with a serious Rastafari message and a clean, heavy groove that marks it out from the era’s more crowded productions.