Them Say produced by Roy Cousins for Tamoki Wambesi in 1980
Them Say Release Details
- Riddim year: 1980
- Total tracks: 6
- Unique artists on riddim: 6
- Production credits: Roy Cousins, Tamoki Wambesi
- Key artists on this riddim: Don Carlos
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
1980’s Them Say Riddim on Tamoki Wambesi comes out of Roy Cousins’ production work and keeps the set tight with six cuts, led by Don Carlos on Them Say, Jah Stitch with Life In The Ghetto, Ken Parker’s Girl Asheba (Deceiving Girl), and Knowledge on Rasta Don’t Take Bribe. The version side is handled by Dub – Them Say Version, while Barnabas turns in Ear Say Dub, giving the riddim a strong dub presence alongside the vocal tracks. Roy Cousins’ Tamoki Wambesi imprint was responsible for a run of roots releases around this period, and this one is also known as the Girl Asheba riddim, which helps place it in the early-’80s roots catalog.
Them Say Tracklist:
- Dub – Them Say Version
- Barnabas – Ear Say Dub
- Don Carlos – Them Say
- Jah Stitch – Life In The Ghetto
- Ken Parker – Girl Asheba (Deceiving Girl)
- Knowledge – Rasta Don’t Take Bribe
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