THE YELLOW THE PURPLE AND THE NANCY 1982
The Yellow The Purple And The Nancy Overview
Right now, the party backdrop called "The Yellow The Purple And The Nancy" is getting a lot of play on sound systems. At dancehall parties and yard sessions, you can hear people getting excited when these tunes come on. This tape stands out from other yard session tapes from the same era because it brings together Purpleman, Sister Nancy, Yellowman, and Fathead on one riddim, each with their own style. Purpleman brings energy with tracks like "Feeling Irie," "Get Ready," "Out Of Hand," and "Westmoreland Skank." He is well-known for his unique voice and presence in the early dancehall scene. Sister Nancy is also on the tape, and she is famous for her classic song "Bam Bam." Here, she shines with songs like "A No Any Man Can Test Sister N," "Bang Belly," and "Dance Pon The Corner." She is respected as one of the first female dancehall DJs. Yellowman and Fathead are a strong duo on this backdrop. They deliver songs like "Baby Father," "Mash It Up Now," and "Mr. Wong." Yellowman is a dancehall legend, known for his album "Mister Yellowman," which helped bring dancehall to a wider world audience. The riddim architect sets the base for all these artists, giving each one space to shine. This tape is still heard in today’s bashment sets, showing its lasting power and the skill of everyone involved.
Tracklist:
- Purpleman – Feeling Irie
- Purpleman – Get Ready
- Purpleman – Out Of Hand
- Purpleman – Westmoreland Skank
- Sister Nancy – A No Any Man Can Test Sister N
- Sister Nancy – Bang Belly
- Sister Nancy – Dance Pon The Corner
- Yellowman & Fathead – Baby Father
- Yellowman & Fathead – Mash It Up Now
- Yellowman & Fathead – Mr. Wong
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