SLENG TENG CONNECTION VOL 1 – EAD RECORDS 1985
Sleng Teng Connection Vol 1 – Ead Records Overview
Dancehall parties in Jamaica today often play classic riddims that keep the crowd moving. One popular compilation on yard playlists is "Sleng Teng Connection Vol 1" from Ead Records. The release brings together top artists over the famous digital dancehall rhythm, creating a lively party atmosphere. The track "version-version-yard" by 12 sets the tone with its energetic style. Barry Brown, well known for his roots reggae hits like "Step It Up Youthman," is featured here with "Bimbo Shell." His voice adds a classic touch to the mix. Cassey Man delivers "El Ringo," giving the riddim a fresh and playful vibe. George Nooks, who scored a major hit with "Tribal War" in the 1970s, appears on "Bad Boy." Jolly Stewart contributes "What Is To Be," keeping the dancefloor energy high. Junior Brammer's "Youre Always On My Mind" and Junior Vibes' "Rock You Body" add more variety to the set. Ottis Gayle covers "Penny Lover," while Philip Fraser brings "By The Time I Get To Jamaica." Smokey Joe rounds out the collection with "Me A De Lover." All these songs ride the same digital rhythm, which remains a favorite in dancehall sessions today. Ead Records helps keep this classic sound alive for new generations of fans.
Tracklist:
- 12-version-version-yard
- Barry Brown – Bimbo Shell
- Cassey Man – El Ringo
- George Nooks – Bad Boy
- Jolly Stewart – What Is To Be
- Junior Brammer – Youre Always On My Mind
- Junior Vibes – Rock You Body
- Ottis Gayle – Penny Lover
- Philip Fraser – By The Time I Get To Jamaica
- Smokey Joe – Me A De Lover
- U-Mike – Foodman Style
- Version – Version
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