The Exit Release Details
- Riddim year: 1985
- Total tracks: 16
- Unique artists on riddim: 16
- Key artists on this riddim: Cocoa Tea, Courtney Melody, Dennis Brown
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
The Exit produced by George Lemon, King Jammy, Witty, Clifton Henry, Bobby Digital, Junior Delgado, Phillip Burrell, Lee Crystal for Ital International, Photographer, Jammy’s, Stereo One, Kangal, Intelitec, 56 Hope Road, Original Sounds, Romantic, Gold Shop in 1985
The Exit Riddim collects vocal cuts over the 1985 Jammy’s rhythm of the same name, with production tied to King Jammy and a wider set of labels and producers including Ital International, Photographer, Stereo One, Kangal, Intelitec, 56 Hope Road, Original Sounds, Romantic, Gold Shop, and others. The tracklist brings in Dennis Brown’s The Exit, Cocoa Tea’s Yun Pang, Courtney Melody’s Screechie Across The Border, Junior Delgado’s What A Heat, and Shelly Thunder’s New Ruler, with the Dennis Brown cut giving the riddim its anchor. Often linked to the Screechie Across The Border base, it sits firmly in the mid-80s dancehall era and shows how Jammy’s sound moved across different artists and labels while keeping a hard, rolling studio feel.
The Exit Tracklist:
- Cocoa Tea – Yun Pang
- Courtney Melody – Screechie Across The Border (1987)
- Dennis Brown – The Exit (1985)
- Junie Ranks – Dibi Dibi Man (1987)
- Junior Delgado – What A Heat (1985)
- Lee Crystal – Give My Loving A Try (1988)
- Lieutenant Stitchie – Story Time (1987)
- Little John – Cork Up Dancehall (2010)
- Major Worries – Red Seam Cop (1987)
- Ras Shiloh – To The King (2007)
- Shelly Thunder – New Ruler (1986)
- Super Black – Just Like Magic
- Tony Tuff – Sound Clash (1987)
- Trevor Levy – Got To Make A Move (1987)
- Wayne Smith – My Lord My God (1985)
- White Mice – Step By Step (1987)
