Cabin Stabbing Riddim (1990) (Wild Apache) Super Cat, Nicodemus & Junior Demus - Cabin Stabbing Super Cat - How Yuh Pretty So Version Zippyshare: Champion Lover Riddim (1990) 1. Deborah Glasgow - Champion Lover 2. Home T, Cocoa Tea & Shabba Ranks - Turn It Down 3. Shabba Ranks & Deborah Glasgow - Don't Test Me 4. As noted earlier and summarized in Table 5-2, several experimental studies have linked increased vitamin C status to decreased ROS/RNS activity and oxidant damage products in the gastric mucosa of patients with gastritis and Helicobacter pylori infection (Drake et al., 1996; Dyke et al., 1994a; Mannick et al., 1996). 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. Apr 04, 2019 2Hard Records presents the 'Medina Riddim (19 Dutty 9),' released in 1998. In 1998, Jeremy Harding produced the 'Medina Riddim' for 2Hard Records.You can definitely hear his style on this riddim. It has a dark vibe, quite characteristic of the late 90's Dancehall riddims.The various-artist compilation features Sean Paul, Red Rat, Tanya Stephens, Scare Dem Crew, and many more.
Throwback: 'African Beat Riddim'
The 'African Beat Riddim' is quite an original piece, not only musically but also historically. It has often been mistaken for an original Studio One‘s Rocksteady production composed by Don Drummond. But if you dig a little deeper, you'll find out it was actually a cover of a track titled 'Afrikaan Beat,' composed by German orchestra leader Bert Kaempfert,in 1962.
Medicine Riddim Cd 1996
Despite being one of the most popular versions, Bert Kaempfert‘s version isn't the original track, which inspired the 'African Beat Riddim.' The very first version of this track is titled 'Skokiaan (Chikokiyana),' and has been recorded in 1947 by Rhodesian artist August Musarurwa. Apart from Bert Kaempfert, and Studio One, Louis Armstrong also covered this song, inspired by ancient zulu chants, in 1954.
The riddim's lead brass is quite unique in its way. It sounds like it could have been the sound track of a comical silent movie or one the early-days cartoons. It is very cheerful and lighthearted. The walking bass line is very catchy too. Overall, this riddim is the kind that gets stuck in your head for hours simply because of its simplicity.
The popularity of this riddim has considerably grown since its very first release late 60's. Various producers like Ranking Joe, King Jammys, Fat Eyes Records —just to name a few— have remade it. Especially during the late 80's, with the rise of digital Reggae music. It seems to me that the 'African Beat Riddim' has everything to be a classic.The few tracks, off the 'African Beat', which I am sharing with you this weekend were released between 1996 and 1997.
Medicine Riddim Cd 1996 Free
So, I hope you'll enjoy them. Do not hesitate to share and comment if you like it. Emperor battle for dune resolution patch. Let us know what your favorite version of the 'African Beat' is.
African Beat Riddim
- Artist:Various
- Produced by:Various*
- Release date:1996
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Track list
01 – Sanchez – I Believe I Can Fly [1] / Cover of 'I Believe I Can Fly' by R. Kelly
02 – Beenie Man – Come Back Darling [1]
03 – Buju Banton – Love Sponge [2]
04 – Ghost – I Love You [3]
05 – Singing Melody – Let It Flow [3]
06 – Leroy Smart – Journey [3]
07 – Capleton ft. Yami Bolo – Put Down Your Weapons [3]
08 – Terror Fabulous – Jah Works [3] Sync google calendar with outlook mac outlook for mac.
*Producers
- [1] Stone Love Music
- [2] Gargamel Music
- [3] Fat Eyes Records
Preview
Bulawayo Sweet Rhythms Band – Skokiaan (Chikokiyana)
1954 – Louis Armstrong – Skokiaan (South African Song)
Medicine Riddim Cd 1996 Video
1962 – Bert Kampfer – Afrikaan Beat
Medicine Riddim Cd 1996 Cast
196X – Don Drummond – African Beat
