Wayne Fire - Sexy Body

01. Wayne Fire - Sexy Body
02. Wayne Fire - Leave It
03. Wayne Fire - Them No Bow
04. Wayne Fire - Onuh Dun
06. Wayne Fire - Woman Pension
07. Wayne Fire - Ease Off The Pressure
08. Wayne Fire - Equality
09. Wayne Fire - Girls Dem Nice
10. Wayne Fire - World An Days Dun

Papa San - The Sistem

Papa San is one of the most charismatic, fun dancehall DJs of all time - embodied by his hilarious smash "Maddy Maddy Cry"- and he played a largely unsung role in the acceptance of dancehall in the United States. The Sistem epitomizes Pow Wow's approach, sporting simple, old school digital rhythms that showcase Papa San's rapid-fire, quirky vocals. This isn't the best that the DJ has to offer, but it's a solid sampling featuring the Jack Scorpio production "New Dance," a cover of The Melodians "I'll Get Along Without You, "Do Re Mi", however, challenges the lengths to which we're willing to follow Papa San's zaniness.

Tracklist

The Sistem	5:20
Sanny (Mr. Lover)	3:53
How Fi Run Mi Life	5:22
Jump Up Posse	4:00
Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now	3:35
Dancehall Good To We	4:55
Hop Off A Me (Mistake!)	5:20
Do Re Mi	5:05
Me A Beg Unu Move	3:44
New Dance #	3:45

Wilfred Limonious

A blog with some nice examples of Wilfred Limonious' work.

Muslim Vol. 2

For this set Philip 'Fatis' Burrell employs one of Sly Dunbar's best rhythms, made popular initially with Capleton's "Almshouse". He also draws a good balance between top singers (Cocoa tea, Sanchez) and deejays (Dirtsman, Shaka Shamba, Panhead).

Tracklist

A1	–Cocoa Tea	Don't Touch
A2	–Apache Scratchie*	Mi Nuh Know
A3	–Sanchez D.*	Rose Marie
A4	–Shaka Shamba	Bun, Bun, Bun
A5	–Pan Head	Black Man Face / White Man Heart
B1	–Chakademus / Pliers*	Yuh Look Good
B2	–Mark Spice	Julie
B3	–Capleton	Alms House
B4	–Dirtsman	Simmer Down
B5	–Joseph Stepper	Gwan Good

Exterminator Live Part One

Tracklist

A1	–Gregory Isaacs	Untitled
A2	–Flourgon	Untitled
A3	–Clement Irie	Untitled
A4	–Chris Wayne	Untitled
B1	–Quench Aid	Untitled
B2	–General Trees	Untitled
B3	–Ricky Chaplin	Untitled
B4	–Presley	Untitled
B5	–Lukie D	Untitled

Joyride

Tracklist

A1	–Frisco Kid	Rubbers
A2	–Mr. Easy & Baby Cham	Funny Man
A3	–Beenie Man	Silent Violence
A4	–Wayne Wonder	Bashment Girl
A5	–Alley Cat (4)	Fresh Off The Block
B1	–Silver Cat (2)	Get Smart
B2	–Lady Saw	Sycamore Tree
B3	–Tanya Stephens	Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet
B4	–Spragga Benz	Hunting
B5	–Wayne Wonder & Baby Cham	Joy Ride

Little Lenny - ... Is My Name

Little John - Clarks Booty

Forget Kartel, this is the original Clarks-man!

Johnny Osbourne - Rub A Dub Soldier

Not a full digital dancehall album, but a nice example of a Jammy's production just before he went digital.

Tracklist

A1	Rub A Dub Soldier
A2	Soldier Dub
A3	Budy Bye
A4	Bye Dub
A5	Rewind
A6	Winding Dub
B1	In You Area
B2	Area Dub
B3	Can't Test We
B4	Testing Dub
B5	Dance With You
B6	Dancing Dub

Redman Super Power Vol.1

One of the few Redman albums we know of, all information about other albums is always welcome, especially when the album is uploaded!

Johnny P - Frontline

At the time this came out, Johnny P was one of the hypest DJ's out there... Shabba Ranks and Ninjaman were on the rise... the sleeper hit on this album was the last song on side 1... 'Gal Man'...and also 'Tights' was a big tune...
Johnny P had much success in the late 80's... but as soon as the Buju's and the Cobra
's came along, punchline DJ's like Johnny P soon faded out of the charts and eventually the studios...

Tracklist

A1	No Free Ride
A2	Baby Father
A3	Tights
A4	People Clothe
A5	Gal Man
B1	Front Line
B2	Country Monkey
B3	Dirty Rub Up
B4	Ugly Gal

Credits

• Arranged By, Producer, Musician – Steely & Clevie

DJ's Extraoridaire

Chaka Demus & Pliers - Consciousness A Lick

On the Black Scorpio label, a fine album by Chaka Demus and Pliers. The first version of "Murder She Wrote" by Pliers is presented.

14 Bites of Bun And Cheese

01. Johnny P & Pliers - Money Bribe
02. Bunny General - Put Down Yuh Gun Put Down Yuh Knife
03. Johhny Osbourne - Time So Hard
04. Robert Ffrench - Lady Sue
05. Mikey Melody - Love Like Yours
06. Admiral Tibett - Precious Land So Far Away
07. Ken Bob - Runnings
08. Copper Ranking & Sixy Morris & Mark Wonder & Johnny Lee - Friends
09. Johnny P - Best Love Docter
10. Mark Wonder - Mystery Woman
11. Sixy Morris - Loving You
12. Pad Anthony - Slow Dancing
13. Sugar Minott - Love Is A Thing

DJ Explosion Ina Dancehall Style

Rhythm album on Winston Riley's Techniques Label, the rhythm is "Things & Time". Super Cat's "Cry Fi Di Youth" and Cutty Ranks' "Fishman Lyrics" were the hits.

DJ 'Clash 91'

Album produced and arranged by Carlton Barrett, the musician is Dennis The Menace. A fine 1991 record, check out "Gun Pon Cock" by Lloyd-D-Stiff.

Vigilante Squad

Tracklist

A1	–Famous*	This Sweetest Sound I Know
A2	–Bojo Banton*	The General
A3	–Kid Flash & Andrew Wright (5)	Morn Fi A Sound Boy
A4	–Candy Man	They Can't Play Like My Sound
A5	–Terrific	Head Top Lick
B1	–Little Richie (2)	Who The Champion Is
B2	–Capleton	Watch How You Come
B3	–Story Tella	Run Them To Wreck
B4	–Ernest Wilson & Apachie Scratchie*	This Sound Can't Miss
B5	–Super Beagle	Dust A Sound Boy

Super Rock

A1	–Courtney Melody	This Sound A Them Trouble
A2	–Red Dragon	Hell Rider
A3	–Kunta Ire	Cupid
A4	–Ansel Collins	Pretty Lady
B1	–Admiral Tibet	Terrorist
B2	–Junie Ranks	Help Her Wid It
B3	–Ivan Scorcher	Such A Feeling
B4	–Steely & Clevie	Version Supper Rock

Super Fresh

Tracklist

A1	–Flourgon	Hole A Spliff
A2	–Ansil Cridland*	Carried Away
A3	–Good Time	Rappin Fresh
A4	–Steele & Clevie*	Super Fresh (Version)
B1	–Courtney Melody	Beautiful Women
B2	–Sister Charmaine	Granny's Advice
B3	–Admiral Tibet	No Time Waste
B4	–Ansil Collins*	What A Friend
B5	–Red Dragon	Hol A Fresh

Also a Rhythm album on the Techniques label, this time on the "Hold A Fresh" rhythm. Mixed by Soljie in his basic, hold-back style.

Equal Rights

A Winston Riley album on the "Equal Rights Rhythm", his biggest hit on the rhythm was "Legal Rights" by Papa San and Lady G. The latter wasn't included on the album but we've included it as an extra.

Courtney Melody - Ninja Mi Ninja

From Tubbys Firehouse label, operated by peego and phantom. This album has some tracks in common with the "Showcase" album, posted earlier.
With thanks from http://digitalmidigital.blogspot.com/

Tracklist

A1	Ninga Mi Ninga Version
A2	The Night Before Version
A3	Mental Slavery Version
B1	Ready For The World Version
B2	Jah Jah Love Version
B3	Unite Version

Dennis Brown - The Exit

Dennis Brown's best years were incontrovertibly in the 1970s, but he has been responsible for more ten a few gems since then. His second set for King Jammy, released in 1987, showed the degree to wich the producer's digital approach fitted into a much older tradition, and how the singer had lost none of his powers.

Tracklist

A1	Too Late
A2	We Should Make Love
A3	History
A4	Up-Full One
B1	Tracks Of Life
B2	Material World
B3	The Exit
B4	Dance All Night
B5	I'll Be Waiting There

Courtney Melody - Showcase

Unofficial release.
A compilation of Courtney Melody tracks from several different studios, each song in a showcase style (first the song, then a version). The most interesting songs are from King Tubbys Firehouse label, like "Ninja Mi Ninja", "Night Before" and "Tell Me", but the whole album is a good example of early digital dancehall.

Tracklist

A1	She Say Yes / She Say Yes Dub	5:26
A2	I Remember / Remember Dub	5:21
A3	Your My Lady / Your My Dub	6:14
A4	Run Around Girl / Run Around Dub	6:09
B1	Girls Dem Dart / Girls Dem Dub	5:19
B2	On Broadway / Broadway Dub	5:47
B3	Night Before	3:10
B4	Night Before Dub	3:01
B5	Ninja Mi Ninja	3:56
B6	Ninja Dub	2:22

Chaka Demus - Back Out

Jammy's and Steelie & Clevie teamed up to record a collection of the most sharp rhythms ever on Jammy's label. This in combination with Chaka Demus on his baddest, makes this album an absolute must. Check "I Need a Roof" as Chaka has a surprise.

Tony Rebel - Rebel With A Cause

The first album that the consious ragga had to himself, and one he still has to surpass -not least becouse of the ratchet-sharp Penthouse rhythms. Guest appearances from Marcia Griffiths, Wayne Wonder, and the UK's Macka B. Early hits like "War & Crime" and "Fresh Vegetable" are included.

Tracklist

A1	He's A Rebel
A2	War & Crime
A3	Fresh Vegetable
A4	Things Not So Right
A5	Priority
B1	Come Off Mi Corner
B2	Freeze
B3	Bomb
B4	High Prices
B5	Cross Over The Bridge

Die Hard Pt.1

A side apiece for two of the most regular visitors to Penthouse, and an interesting contrast in styles. While Cutty attacks the stinging rhythms with is usual intensity, Tony Rebel 'singjay' along with them in fairly melodic fashion. Both were heading for the top of the ragga pile when they cut these tracks, and this set helped them on their way.

Cutty Ranks - Lethal Weapon

The Other unreservedly recommended Cutty Ranks set features all Penthouse rhythms, and includes the hits "Lambada" (with Wayne Wonder), "Half Idiot" and "Really Together" (both with Marcia Griffiths) and "Love Mi Hafi Get" (with Beres Hammond). As good a place as any to discover either the deejay or producer Donovan Germain.

Tracklist

A1	Half Idiot
A2	Exploited
A3	Love Me Have Fi Get
A4	Rude Boy Number
A5	Really Together
B1	Decide Your Mind
B2	One More Stripe
B3	Tonic
B4	Lambada
B5	Cool