Slaving Release Details
- Riddim year: 1973
- Total tracks: 28
- Unique artists on riddim: 19
- Key artists on this riddim: Half Pint, Sugar Minott
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Slaving produced by Keith Gorgon, Stephen King, Sugar Minott, Glen Brown, George Phang, The Youth Promotion Band, Big Youth, Augustus Clarke, Lloyd Parks, Linval Thompson, Brad Osborne, Roy Cousins, Carol East, Dean Wauchope for Powerhouse, Pantomine in 1973
Slaving Riddim – Powerhouse, Pantomine is a 1973 roots-heavy set produced for Powerhouse and Pantomine, with Lloyd Parks’ original Slaving at its core and plenty of versions and vocal spins around it. The lineup pulls in Augustus Pablo, Big Youth, Barry Brown, I-Roy, Glen Brown and Linval Thompson, while the tracklist also circles key cuts like Chain Gang Dub, Next Door Girl, No More Slavery, South East Rock and Africa We Want To Go. Glen Brown’s Pantomine work gives the whole project its shape, and the mix of deejay cuts, dubs and singer turns makes it feel like a snapshot of early-70s Jamaican studio culture rather than just another riddim collection.
Slaving Tracklist:
- Dub – Officer (1983)
- Augustus Pablo – Chain Gang Dub
- Barry Brown – Next Door Girl
- Big Youth – Honesty (1974)
- Big Youth – Hot Cross Bun (1973)
- Big Youth – River Jordan (1973)
- Glen Brown – Chant Down Version
- Glen Brown – No More Slavery
- Glen Brown – South East Rock
- Glen Brown & Lloyd Parks – I’m Your Puppet
- Half Pint – Officer
- I-Roy – Black Man Time (1973)
- I-Roy – Coxsone Time
- I-Roy – Dance Hall Style (1983)
- Linval Thompson – Africa We Want To Go (1980)
- Lloyd Parks – Slaving (1974)
- Lloyd Parks – Slaving (1975)
- Lloyd Parks – Slaving (3) (1987)
- Robbie Lyn – Jimmy As Job Cart
- Sister Carol – Blackman Time (1994)
- Sylford Walker – Chant Down Babylon (1978)
- Tappa Zukie – When Zukie Day Yah
- The Roots Rockers – She Is Rocking
- The Ska Flames – Spirit 11
- Tommy McCook – Music From Southside
- Trevor Junior – I And I Time
- Tyrone Downie – Organ D
- Welton Irie – Ghettoman Corner (1978)
