Thank You Father Riddim – King Jammys

THANK YOU FATHER RIDDIM

Thank You Father Overview

The Thank You Father riddim from 2000 stands out as a strong example of roots reggae’s spirit in the new millennium. The riddim was shaped by a respected culture arranger, known for bringing together talented voices and authentic reggae sounds. The collection features several artists who were important to the reggae scene of the 2000s. Admiral Tibett brings his song “Give Praises” to the riddim, showing the same conscious lyrics that made him famous with songs like “Serious Time.” His voice carries a message of gratitude and roots strength. Angel Doolas adds “Forever Strong,” keeping the energy positive and uplifting. Colin Roach, who is well known for his earlier hit “Stealing Love,” delivers “I’ve Got To Fight,” giving the riddim a powerful message about struggle and hope. F Kire Selassie’s “Touch Them” and George Nooks’ “Perfect World” both carry the roots tradition forward. George Nooks, who had chart success with “God Is Standing By,” brings his soulful style to the collection. Other tracks like Skibu’s “Call On Me,” Swade’s “Smile,” and Upsurge’s “Thank You Father” add more layers of feeling and warmth. This album collection kept reggae’s true message alive in 2000, blending roots tradition with fresh voices and timeless rhythms. Each artist and song brought something special, making the riddim a memorable part of reggae history.

Thank You Father Tracklist:

1. Admiral Tibett – Give Praises
2. Angel Doolas – Forever Strong
3. Colin Roach – I’ve Got To Fight
4. F Kire Selassie – Touch Them
5. George Nooks – Perfect World
6. Skibu – Call On Me
7. Swade – Smile
8. Upsurge – Thank You Father