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Delroy Wright was born in Western Kingston, Denham Town (Kingston 14). His father, Vincent Wright, was the local consultant for the community they lived in but also involved in the [Sound System] and recording business. Together with [Stranger Cole] and Delroy Wilson Vincent opened a store where his sons Delroy and Hyman (later known as [Jah Life]) used to hang around after school listening to music. Vincent also produced music with Delroy Wilson and Stranger Cole, releasing their music on his B&W label.

Delroy Wrights musical inspirations was [Coxsone Dodd] and [Duke Reid] stating that he tried to make his productions sound like theirs. Of the two brothers it was Hyman that first started producing. This was in 1971. By this time the whole family, parents, brothers and their sister, had relocated to Brooklyn, New York. It was in NY that Jah Life produced most of his music.

Delroy himself started producing music around \'72 or \'73. He had previously been getting himself in a lot of problem ]]> Sat, 09 Aug 2008 18:02:26 +0000 add http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Bobby+Culture email.hidden@example.com (bubbly belly joakim) bubbly belly joakim edited Bobby Culture Rios. In 1982 Bobby featured in the documentary Deep Roots Music where he was seen deejaying on Jack Ruby's sound. During the early 80's he had some minor hits in Jamaica such as Health & Strength on the Leggo Sounds label. He also released some 12" on the Claypot label out of Miami.
The singer Brimstone & Fire and Bobby Culture later on went to America on a tour with the producer Jack Ruby. When in America Bobby Culture recorded an album together with Brimstone & Fire, Louie Rankin and Nicodemus. The album was called Tidal Wave and was released on the Unicorn label in 1983.
Bobby was murdered the 16th of march in 1994 when he was shot in the head during a robbery.
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Wellington & & E. Lamont
Nice Up The Dance
Clappers/Leaf Of Life
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prod. by R. Barclay
Wife & & Sweetheart
Linval Thompson - Hold On To Your Girlfriend
Jah Guidance
prod. by Leroy Sibbles
Coke Seller / Ken Boothe - Love Is Real
Sly & & Robbie & & The Taxi Gang - Mor Well's Strikes
Mor Well Esq.
1984
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prod. by A. Johnson
Badoo & & Roman Stewart)
Version - Part Two
Shelly's Records
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prod. by Shelly
I & & I Perrogative (w/ Super Cat)
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Wild Apache
I And I Perrogitive (w/ Super Cat)
Wild Apache
DSR A7121-A
Jamaica
prod. by Super Cat
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The Best
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prod. Harry Mudie. Let Me Tell You Boy rhythm
Old Veteran
Old veteran Strings Mix
Moods International
1997
HM1040 A/B
Jamaica
prod. Harry Mudie. Leaving Rome rhythm
Suzie Wong
Skengdon
]]> Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:26:53 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Kibwe email.hidden@example.com (iamthegorgon) iamthegorgon added Kibwe Kibwe was a late 80\'s label based in Washington D.C., USA. It was run by Ras Jesse who also was the labels producer. Ras Jesse used the famous engineer [Scientist] for mixing on several of the labels releases. Artists that would record for the label would be both known singers as [Tinga Stewart], [Sugar Minott], [Eric Monte Morris] and [Trevor Castell] and also local deejays such as [Super Barry], [Natango Kid], [Scorcher B], [Supa Wes] and [Junior Bapp].

Albums on Kibwe
* Tinga Stewart as the Serious Lover (1987)
* Eric Monte Morris & Michael Enkrumah - The Legendary/In Cry Freedom (1988)
* Super Wes & Junior Bapp - Seh No Sorry Fe We (1987)
* Natango Kid In Deejay Jamboree (198x)
* Sugar Minott & Trevor Castell in Reggae International (198x)

Disco 12\"
* Eric Monte Morris - No Worry Yourself b/w Dead Man\'s Chest - Survivor Dub DM-87064 (Mixed Jim Fox, prod Ras Jesse)
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Single label 12" discography
Artist A
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Gregory Isaacs
Addicted To You
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Gregory Isaacs
Drifting Away
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1984
Gregory Isaacs
Top Ten
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AMD12A/B
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Wine Up Yu Body
Top Cat
Badder Than Them
NLD009
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NLD010
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Top Cat
Wine Up Yu Body
Badder Than Them
NLD009
Gussie P & 9 Lives
UK
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Real Rock rhythm
Lee Van Cliff
Bam Salute
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Linval Thompson
Look How Me Sexy
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African Princess
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1993
Kutchie rhythm
Sanchez
Brown Eyes
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1993
Kutchie rhythm
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Dancehall is a specific style of Reggae that first evolved in the late 70's when Style Scott (backing Prince Far I with the Creation Rebels at the time) decided to start playing chords instead of rockers, the former leading rhythm in Jamaican reggae.
events, sex, sex (commonly refered to as slackness), humour and so on. The style was clearly developing in the later part of the 70's with deejays such as Clint Eastwood and the ongoing habit of re-using classic rhythms. Deejays would gain an immense popularity during the dancehall era - deejaying itself was having been born in the dancehall.
It was Henry ›Junjo‹ Lawes who made the music the success it soon became. Together with the youthman singer Barrington Levy and the Roots Radics backing backing, dancehall quickly became the new craze in Jamaica.
The advent of Digital productions in 1985 further informed the stylistic shift. Dancehall continues to be a catch all phrase]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:53:16 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Dancehall email.hidden@example.com (iamthegorgon) iamthegorgon edited Dancehall The producers and artists
Producers that quickly made a name for themselves in the genre was Junjo's old spar Linval Thompson, Bunny Lee, Joe Gibbs, Jah Thomas, Prince Jammy and newcomers such as George Phang.
singers, Osbert Madoo (who regarded himself the first dancehall singer) and Little John for an example.
Some important producers of the digital era where Prince Jammy (now dubbed the King), King Tubby, Gussie Clarke, Witty Henry and Harry J.
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Dancehall is a specific style of Reggae that first evolved in the late 70's when Style Scott (backing Prince Far I with the Creation Rebels at the time) decided to start playing chords instead of rockers, the former leading rhythm in Jamaican reggae.
Lyrically it signified a shift in concerns away from the international market and concious lyrics and towards more insular attitudes as expressed by deejays and singers in Sound System (Dancehall) events that addressed more everyday events, sex, humour and so on. The style was clearly developing in the later part of the 70's with deejays such as Clint Eastwood and the ongoing habit of re-using classic rhythms. Deejays would gain an immense popularity during the dancehall era - deejaying itself was born in the dancehall.
Jamaica. Producers
The advent of Digital productions in 1985 further informed the stylistic shift. Dancehall continues to be a catch all phrase used to cover most styles of Reggae produced up to the ]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:47:52 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Dancehall email.hidden@example.com (iamthegorgon) iamthegorgon edited Dancehall Dancehall is a specific style of Reggae that first evolved in the late 70's when Style Scott (backing Prince Far I with the Creation Rebels at the time) decided to start playing chords instead of rockers, the former leading rhythm in Jamaican reggae.
Lyrically it signified a shift in concerns away from the international market and concious lyrics and towards more insular attitudes as expressed by deejays and singers in Sound System (Dancehall) events that addressed more everyday events, sex, humour and so on. The style was clearly developing in the later part of the 70's with deejays such as Clint Eastwood and the ongoing habit of re-using classic rhythms. Deejays would gain an immense popularity during the dancehall era - deejaying itself was born in the dancehall.
Jamaica. A Producers that quickly made a name for themselves in the genre was Junjo's old spar Linval Thompson, Bunny Lee, Joe Gibbs, Jah Thomas, Prince Jammy and newcomers such as George Phang.
A selected few singe]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:45:19 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Dancehall email.hidden@example.com (iamthegorgon) iamthegorgon edited Dancehall Dancehall is a specific style of Reggae that first evolved in the late 70's when Style Scott (backing Prince Far I with the Creation Rebels at the time) decided to start playing chords instead of rockers, the former leading rhythm in Jamaican reggae.
rhythms. Deejays would gain an immense popularity during the dancehall era - deejaying itself was born in the dancehall.
It was Henry ›Junjo‹ Lawes who made the music the success it soon became. Together with the youthman singer Barrington Levy and the Roots Radics backing dancehall quickly became the new craze in Jamaica. Jamaica. A selected few singers where initially seen primarily as dancehall singers, Madoo (who regarded himself the first dancehall singer) and Little John for an example.
The advent of Digital productions in 1985 further informed the stylistic shift. Dancehall continues to be a catch all phrase used to cover most styles of Reggae produced up to the present day, especially those that do not have a]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:28:40 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/deejay email.hidden@example.com (iamthegorgon) iamthegorgon edited deejay Those days only one deejay was of comparable success and it was Dennis Alcapone. Big Youth also released his debut record in 1972 (produced by Gussie Clarke) and was to regarded as the most important and innovative deejay since U-Roy first had started.
With the advent of the Dancehall style in the late 70's the position of the deejay became even more central to Reggae music. One of the most prominent deejays of the late 70's was General Echo who had a very unique and influential style he was also partially responsible for the renaissance of slackness in reggae.
tremendously. A deejay such as Yellowman was at this time so big that his popularity only could be matched by Bob Marley in his prime. In 1982 on of the more popular topics among deejays in the dance hall were the Connection Lyrics. One of the more important changes happened in 1984 1982 when Peter King originated the fast chat style, which was the first main contribution the UK deejays made to the Jamaican musi]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:23:01 +0000 mod http://reggaelicious.pbwiki.com/Parish email.hidden@example.com (redman) redman edited Parish Matrix/Cat No
Comment
Angie Angel & Nicky Parchment
Child Of Love
Version
1989
Anthony Malvo
Ain't No Sunshine
1987Version
1988
Anthony Malvo
Disciplined Child
...
...
Anthony Redrose Red Rose
Critics
1989
...
...
Anthony Red Rose
Wey Mek You Lef Mi
Version
1989
Bengie
Petty Robber
...
...
Commander Shad
Mek Mi Love You
Version
1989
Conroy Smith
Can't You See
...
...
Cornell Campbel
Walk Right In
Version
1991
Daddy Lizzard
Tear Up Style
Version
1989
Dilly Dally
Ramdance
...
...
Early Black
Foreigner Talk
Version
1988
Everton Chambers
Babylon You Wrong
...
...
Everton Chambers
Sugar Dumplin
Version
1992
Everton Chambers
What A Lick
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...
John Holt
Why Can't I Touch You
Version
1989
King E]]> Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:24:53 +0000 mod