SAIL AWAY RIDDIM produced by 1998 – POT OF GOLD
Sail Away Overview
**Sail Away Riddim: A 1998 Dancehall Classic** The Sail Away Riddim is a famous dancehall rhythm from Jamaica. It was released in 1998 and produced by Tony “CD” Kelly for the Pot of Gold label. This riddim is known for its upbeat sound and party feeling. It became popular in clubs and street parties across Jamaica and other countries. Many top dancehall artists voiced songs on the Sail Away Riddim. Mr Vegas, known for his energetic style and catchy hooks, recorded “Sucky Ducky.” His song was a big hit and helped him become a leading dancehall artist. TOK, a group famous for their harmonies and dancehall singing, also added their voices to the riddim. Their song “Bad Man Anthem” showed their talent and unique style. Nitty Kutchie, a respected artist with a strong voice, brought his own flavor with “A Who Dem.” Other artists like Beenie Man, Chico, Frisco Kid, and Sean Paul also performed on the riddim. Each artist gave a different vibe, but the riddim kept the songs connected. The Sail Away Riddim is still remembered today for its lively sound and for bringing together many great dancehall artists in 1998.
Sail Away Tracklist:
- Beenie Man and Mr Vegas – Bad Man Nah Flee
- Chico and Frisco Kid – Gal Teacher
- Sean Paul – Fit And Legit
- Richie Stephens – Take Me Away
- TOK – Gal Fi Get Loving
- Nitty Kutchie – Let Me Love You Down
- Roundhead – Call Me
- Frisco Kid – Advertise
- Tony Curtis – If You Were Here
- Copper Cat – Wise Up
- Demo Delgado – Dem No Worry Me
- Various Artists – Sail Away Mix
- Instrumental version
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