WHAT ONE ‘RIDDIM’ CAN DO – PENTHOUSE RECORDS 1986
What One ‘ Overview
The What One ‘Riddim is making a strong impression in today’s dancehall scene. This new riddim is being played by selectors at street parties and is getting a lot of attention for its lively energy and hypnotic beats. The project brings together respected artists with deep roots in reggae and dancehall. Audrey Hall? and Audrey Hall both deliver their versions of “One Dance Won't Do.” Audrey Hall is well known for her 1986 hit “One Dance Won't Do,” which reached the UK Singles Chart and remains a classic in lovers rock. Dean Frazer, a legendary Jamaican saxophonist, adds “Pressure On The Sax.” Frazer is famous for his work with Beres Hammond and his contributions to reggae for over four decades. Germain brings “Version - What One 'Riddim' Can Do,” adding a classic deejay style to the mix. Johnny Osbourne, another big name in reggae, gives us “Rock A Dub.” Osbourne is celebrated for tracks like “Buddy Bye” and has been an influential voice since the 1970s. Other standout songs include Owen Grey’s “Standing In His Way,” Sugar Minott’s “Cool Down,” Tanto Metro’s “Want The Metro,” Tenorsaw’s “No Work On Sunday,” and Tonto Irie’s “World Best Lover.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim a favorite at parties and festivals. The What One ‘Riddim is a strong addition to this year’s dancehall catalog.
What One ‘ Tracklist:
- Audrey Hall? – One Dance Won’t Do
- Audrey Hall – One Dance Won’t Do
- Dean Frazer – Pressure On The Sax
- Germain – Version – What One ‘Riddim’ Can Do
- Johnny Osbourne – Rock A Dub
- Owen Grey – Standing In His Way
- Sugar Minott – Cool Down
- Tanto Metro – Want The Metro
- Tenorsaw – No Work On Sunday
- Tonto Irie – World Best Lover
- Yellowman – One Hundred Sexy Girl
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