Swell Headed Riddim 1972 - 2014 Various Labels

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Tracklist

01.Revolutionaries - Swell Headed

02.Jackie Mittoo & The Sound Dimensions - Jericho Rock

03.Rod Taylor - The Lord Is My Light

04.Winston_Jarrett-Survival_is_the_Game

05.Burning Spear - Swell Headed

06.prince_far_i--give_i_strength

07.Hughie Izachaar - Thanks & Praise Version

08.U-Roy - Swell Head Skank

09.Freddie Mcgregor - Never Get Away

10.Pablove Black - Dread Head

11.Barry Isaac - Swell Headed + Dub

12.Clint Eastwood - Lend Me One of Your Girlfriend

13.Eek A Mouse Dubplate - Runaway

14.Feddie Mcgregor - Never Run Away

15.Jack Radics - Mr. Mention

16.Jah Walton -  Jah Walton chant

17.Pablove Black - Push Pull

18.The Itals - False Preachers

19.The New Establisment - Dub Rock

20.The Mighty Diamonds - Swell Headed Dubplate

21.Chronixx - World Under Siege

22.Ernest Ranglin - Black Disciples

23.Prince Far I - Give I Strength

24.Barry Isaac - Swell Headed

25.Reggae On Top All-Stars - Swell Headed Dub

26.Everton Blender - Live Up

27.Burning Spear - Black Disciples

28.Al Campbell - Hard Times 

29.Chronixx - Di youth dem Freestyle (2013)

30.Hughie Izachaar - Swell Headed Melodica

31.Kabaka Pyramid & Equinoxx - Champion Sound

32.Leroy Smart - Never Get Swell Headed 

33.Rappa Robert - Slick Chap

34.Redrose & Malvo - Never Get (1995)

35.rod taylor - the lord is my light

36.Turbo Belly - Fire Fi Pope

Big Big Ups to long-time follower Twice Nice for this fine Swell Headed riddim rundown! Upon hearing the latest Kabaka tune, Twice emailed me some big tunes pon the riddim resulting in said post! We start with the ital Burning Spear original, followed by the Pablove Black instrumental classic, both from Coxsone Dodd at Studio One. A trend we will no doubt notice. The Revolutionaries picked up the riddim in 1976 and laid down a typically heavy militant roots version at Channel One while Deejays U Roy and Prince Far saw a good thing going and jumped on to voice. Rod Taylor and Black Solidarity blazed a steppers classic while Freddie McGregor recorded some prime 80s rub-a-dub on the Spiderman label. Come 1996 and the Dancehall era and we have Everton Blender flying the roots flag high and gives us nuff vibes. European crew Reggae On Top takes it inna millenium roots digital steppers territory with a big soundsystem dub to follow. And 42 years later we have the leading lights of Jamaican reggae Chronixx and Kabaka bring it back inna Channel One style. Bless