Strong Like Sampson Various 1980s

STRONG LIKE SAMPSON? VARIOUS 1980s

Strong Like Sampson Various 1980s Overview

The dub cut on Strong Like Sampson brings a deep, pulsating rhythm that pushes roots reggae into new territory. The bassline is heavy and steady, while the drums keep a hypnotic groove. Echoes and reverb swirl through each track, creating a spacey, immersive atmosphere. The music feels both earthy and reflective, with every layer building intensity. Barrington Levy stands out with his unique vocal style on "She Rob And Gorn" and "Wicker In Tension." Known for his hit "Here I Come," Levy is a key figure in reggae history. Papa Tullo’s "Cat Call Francella" delivers classic dancehall energy, while Anthony Johnson’s "Hey Mr Rich - Man" brings thoughtful lyrics and a strong performance. Barry Brown shines on "Don't You Try," a song that highlights his smooth delivery. Al Campbell’s "Jah Shine On Me" adds a spiritual touch, showing why he remains respected in roots reggae. The sound system producer plays a vital role, shaping the overall vibe and selecting the right artists and tracks. By blending roots and dancehall elements, the producer creates an intentional listening journey that stands out in today’s reggae scene. Strong Like Sampson is now making waves among reggae fans. Its powerful dub cuts and strong artist lineup have made it a favorite in sound system sessions and among collectors.

Tracklist:

1. Barrington Levy – She Rob And Gorn
2. Papa Tullo – Cat Call Francella
3. Anthony Johnson-Hey Mr Rich – Man
4. Barry Brown – Don’t You Try
5. Al Campbell – Jah Shine On Me
6. Sugar Minott – Half Of Love
7. Barrington Levy – Wicker In Tension
8. Rod Taylor – Promised Land