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    Home » 1960s-80s Riddims Archive » Take You For A Ride Riddim – Ackee, Estick

    Take You For A Ride Riddim – Ackee, Estick

    By KalactaNovember 28, 2025
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    Take You For A Ride Release Details

    • Riddim year: 1969
    • Total tracks: 3
    • Unique artists on riddim: 4
    • Production credits: Various Labels
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    Take You For A Ride Riddim - Ackee, Estick

    Take You For A Ride produced by Junior Lincoln, Coxsone Dodd, Jackie Estick for Ackee, Estick in 1969

    Take You For A Ride Riddim came out in 1969 on Ackee and Estick, with production tied to Junior Lincoln, Coxsone Dodd, and Jackie Estick. This three-track set brings together Bonnie and Dotty’s I’m So Glad, Owen Gray’s Don’t Leave Me Never, and The Jailbreakers’ title cut Take You For A Ride (A Change Is Gonna Come), giving the riddim a compact vocal lineup with a classic late-’60s Jamaican feel. Owen Gray’s cut adds a strong, soulful touch, while The Jailbreakers’ version leans into the song’s civil-rights-era inspiration, which gives the release a more serious emotional pull than a typical studio-floor showcase.

    Take You For A Ride Tracklist:

    1. Bonnie & Dotty – I’m So Glad (1970)
    2. Owen Gray – Don’t Leave Me Never (1969)
    3. The Jailbreakers – Take You For A Ride (A Change Is Gonna Come) (1969)

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