What’s Your Name Release Details
- Riddim year: 1970
- Total tracks: 2
- Unique artists on riddim: 2
- Production credits: Lloyd Daley, Unknown Label
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What’s Your Name produced by Lloyd Daley for Unknown Label in 1970
What’s Your Name Riddim came out in 1970 and is tied to Lloyd Daley, with the cut pressed on an unknown label. The small two-song lineup keeps the focus tight, pairing Audley Rollens’ What’s Your Name with Roy Friday’s Version Girl, and the set leans into that early reggae-to-roots transition Daley was known for. Rollens’ title tune is the obvious anchor here, while Friday’s Version Girl adds a complementary vocal version that rounds out the release without clutter. Daley’s Matador work was a major part of early Jamaican record production, and this riddim sits neatly in that era’s stripped-back, singer-led style.
What’s Your Name Tracklist:
- Audley Rollens – What’s Your Name (1972)
- Roy Friday – Version Girl (1970)
