The term ‘riddim’ is the Jamaican patois spelling of rhythm. Thus a riddim is defined as a movement or procedure with uniform or patterned recurrence of a beat, accent, or the like. Going as far back as 1970, reggae music whose main proponent being dancehall has relied heavily on the riddim culture phenomenon. While a dancehall song.
Skinhead reggae from Trojan Records, you can never go wrong on this one. Play this loud!
2. Vampires - Upsetters
05 Joe Mansano - Life On Reggae Planet 06 Rico & The Rhythm Aces - Z.Z. Beat 07 Patti La Donne - Friends And Lovers 08 Rico & The Joe's All Stars - Hot Line 09 Joe The Boss & Rico - The Accused (The King Of Sounds) 10 Rico & The Joe's All Stars - Lash Them 11 Rico & The Joe's All Stars - Hey Jude. KTFdedicated to upsetters and the rarer sides of early reggae but also ska, calypso and and modern style.
4. Pee Pee Cluck - Pioneers
6. Reggae Pressure - Hippy Boys
8. Lock Jaw - Dave Barker
10. Dynamic Pressure - Music Specialists
12. Children Are You Ready - Versatiles
14. Good Time Rock - Hugh Malcolm
15. Movements (The Joe Gibbs Way) - Count Matchuki & The Destroyers
17. Look Who A Bus Style - Meditators
19. Hold Down - Kingstonians
21. Bangarang - Stranger Cole & Lester Sterling
23. Lee Van Cleef - King Stitt
25. Jesse James - Laurel Aitken
27. Check Him Out - Bleechers
29. Love Up Kiss Up - Termites
