Truly produced by Coxsone Dodd, Edmond Brooks, Jah Lloyd, Henry Lawes, King Jammy for Supreme, Volcano, Jammy’s in 1968
Truly Release Details
- Riddim year: 1968
- Total tracks: 18
- Unique artists on riddim: 19
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Anthony Red Rose, Dennis Brown, Junior Cat, Ken Boothe, Marcia Griffiths, Michigan
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Anchored by Marcia Griffiths’ 1968 cut Truly, this Supreme riddim comes from Coxsone Dodd’s classic rocksteady-era catalog and later picked up new life through versions by Jah Lloyd, Michael Prophet, Michigan and Smiley, and several 1992 dancehall entries. The tune’s long run across decades is part of what makes it interesting: the same foundation moved from Griffiths’ original sweet vocal style into tougher deejay and digital-era interpretations, including Alton Black, Anthony Red Rose, Dennis Brown, and Garnett Silk on Fill Us Up With Your Mercy. Supreme and Coxsone Dodd were central names in that early Studio One sound, and Truly sits neatly among the label’s enduring late-’60s lovers rock and rocksteady sides.
Truly Tracklist:
- [Dub] – Fill Us Up With Your Mercy (1992)
- Alton Black – Tell Me What You Want Me To Do (1992)
- Anthony Red Rose – Live Right (1992)
- Dennis Brown – Give Me Sweet Loving (1992)
- Garnett Silk – Fill Us Up With Your Mercy (1992)
- Glen Ricks – Still On Top Of The World (1992)
- Jah Lloyd – Natty Bid Goodbye (1978)
- Junior Cat – Rougher Than Rough (1992)
- Ken Boothe – Sparkles (1992)
- Marcia Griffiths – Truly (1968)
- Michael Prophet – Here Comes The Bride (1982)
- Michigan & Smiley – Come When Jah Call You (1982)
- Norbert Clarke – Long As We Have Love (1992)
- Original African – Trust In God (1992)
- Quench Aid – Re-United (1992)
- Richie Davis – Simple Magic (1992)
- U Brown – Get Ready (1992)
- Wickerman – Elemination (1992)
