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Ziggy Marley Presents: Dancehall Originators Vol 1.

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    Post Ziggy Marley Presents: Dancehall Originators Vol 1.

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    Multiple Grammy winning artist Ziggy Marley, and Tuff Gong
    Worldwide present "Dancehall Originators Vol 1," the first in
    a new series of dancehall reggae albums designed to pay homage
    to the groundbreaking original artists that paved the way for
    dancehall artists today. The album, which will be released on
    February 2, 2010.

    In 1992, producer/songwriter Phillip Smart, founder of Long Island's
    HC&F Studios, created the scorching "Hot This Year" riddim, whose
    bouncy keyboard riffs and resounding bass were considered ground
    breaking at the time.

    From its initial release, "Hot This Year" inspired numerous other artists,
    including Shaggy, Yellow Man, Buju Banton, and Chaka Demus, to use
    it as a basis for their own songs. It also inspired the durable and popular
    song "Hot This Year" by the late DJ Dirtsman, which crossed over into
    other radio formats.

    "There weren't that many reggae records that crossed over to R&B
    radio at the time, and Dirtsman's song went from reggae radio shows
    to getting airplay in regular rotation on New York stations," recalls Phillip
    Smart. "So that put it in a different format and the song became a favorite
    in clubs that didn't play a lot of reggae."

    Because it so deftly illustrates such an important era of dancehall
    reggae history, Dancehall Originators is a must-have for any
    knowledgeable dancehall devotee, as well as more recent reggae
    converts.

    The Tuff Gong label was founded in 1965 by Bob Marley, with the
    vision of producing, distributing and promoting his music free from the
    constraints of corporate label politics. Decades before artist-owned
    record labels were commonplace, the legendary Bob Marley's vision
    was characteristically well ahead of its time. Now, nearly a half-century
    later, his dream is being realized.

    Track list:
    Hot This Year By Dirtsman
    Big, Bad And Bold By Chaka Demus
    Take It Easy By Peter Metro Featuring Tanto Metro
    So Sweet By Pinchers
    Look Work By Josey Wales
    Rougher Than Dem By Charlie Chaplin
    King Fe Dancehall By Yellow Man
    Stop It By Coco Tea
    Dancehall Vibes By General Trees
    Mr. Bad Mind By Buju Banton
    The Originator By U-Roy & George Nooks
    Taking You Back Mega Mix - Mixed By DJ Roy Of Road International

    Source: Tuff Gong Worldwide
    http://www.tuffgongworldwide.com
    Last edited by Rexxxy; 01-28-2010 at 03:57 PM.
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