REGGAE’S GONE COUNTRY RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 2011
Reggaes Gone Country Overview
The album collection "Reggae's Gone Country Riddim" appeared in 2011, bringing a fresh twist to reggae music. This project was released by VP RECORDS, a major reggae label based in New York. VP RECORDS is well-known for promoting reggae and dancehall worldwide, with a history going back to the late 1970s. The riddim brings together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own style. Beres Hammond delivers a heartfelt version of "He Stopped Loving Her Today," bringing deep emotion to the classic tune. Busy Signal takes on "The Gambler," giving the song a lively reggae energy. Duane Stephenson's "Suspicions" stands out with his smooth vocals and thoughtful delivery. Etana’s "Crazy" offers a soulful performance, showing her powerful voice and unique touch. Freddie McGregor brings his experience to "The King Of The Road," blending roots reggae with a familiar melody. Other artists also shine on this riddim. Gramps Morgan sings "Feels So Right," U.S.T covers "Flowers On The Wall," Luciano performs "He Have To Go," Richie Stephens gives us "Wolverton Mountain," and Romain Virgo joins Larry Gatlin on "California." Each track keeps the roots reggae spirit alive while connecting with classic country songs. The riddim is built on foundation-style beats, giving every song a strong reggae base. This instrumental links modern reggae artists with the classic flow of the genre. Over the years, the "Reggae's Gone Country Riddim" has remained an important part of reggae history, showing how the music can blend styles and stay true to its roots.
Reggaes Gone Country Tracklist:
- Beres Hammond – He Stopped Loving Her Today
- Busy Signal – The Gambler
- Duane Stephenson – Suspicions
- Etana – Crazy
- Freddie Mcgregor – The King Of The Road
- Gramps Morgan – Feels So Right
- U.S.T – Flowers On The Wall
- Luciano – He Have To Go
- Richie Stephens – Wolverton Mountain
- Romain Virgo And Larry Gatlin – California
- Sanchez – El Paso
- Tarrus Riley – The Chair
- Tessanne Chin – Don’T It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
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