SLENG TENG RIDDIM – VARIOUS ARTISTS

Regime Don | December 8, 2022

Tracklist

1.Wayne Smith – Under Mi Sleng Teng
2.Beenie Man – Off The Air Bad Boy
3.Cassey Man – El Ringo
4.Ibo Cooper – Space Scientist
5.Perfect – Pass It Over
6.Tony Tuff – Raggamuffin Style
7.Johnny Osbourne – Buddy Bye
8.Bounty Killer – Lodge
9.Burro Banton – Ghetto Living
10.Frankie Jones – Lonesome Soldier
11.Gregory Isaacs – Cool Lady
12.Junior Vibes – Rock You Body
13.Call The Police – Unknown Artist
14.Al Campbell – Sesimilla
15.Cali P – Remix
16.Delroy Wilson – Give Me Your Loving
17.Duckman – Fat Piece Of Goose
18.Jolly Stewart – What Is To Be
19.Nicodemus – Eagle Feathers
20.Bunny Rugs – Woman I Love You
21.Egyptian – X Rated
22.Little John – Catch The Style
23.Skarra Mucci – Murda Dem
24.U-Mike – Foodman Style
25.Cocoa Tea – Hey Bobby
26.Charly B – Bomboclaat
27.Ead (Bunny Gemini & Errol Thompson) – Sleng Teng Rhythm Version
28.Frankie Sly – You Look Good
29.Hugh Griffths – Honey, Honey
30.Ibo Cooper – Food & Money
31.Echo Minott – Hand Pon The Key
32.George Nooks – Bad Boy
33.Jigsy King – Skin To Skin Connection
34.Junior Brammer – Model Fe Me
35.Rojah Phad Full – Kritikx
36.Sugar Minott – Dancehall Theng
37.Sugar Minott – Jam In The Street
38.Johnnie Clarke – Macabee Version
39.Josey Wales – Cowboy Style
40.Junior Brammer (Trinity) – You’re Always On My Mind
41.Little John – Worries, Troubles And Problems
42.Weedy G Soundforce – Sleng Teng Refuelled Rhythm Version
43.Tenor Saw – Pumpkin Belly
44.Barry Brown – Bimbo Shell
45.Errol Scorpion – Bottle Police
46.Horace Andy – Come Dance With Me
47.Junior Pops – Bun Bag
48.Tappa Zukie – Big Things
49.Dennis Brown – I’ll Get Along Without You
50.Louie Culture – Bullet
51.Phillip Fraser – By The Time I Get To Jamaica
52.R. Lindo – Wha Dat
53.Mad Cobra – Mr Pleasure
54.Otis Gayle – Penny Lover
55.Tonto Irie – Every Posse Come In
56.Top Rank Gang – Rhythm Section
57.Woodie Noble – Ram Jam Session
58.Ninja Ford – Overboard
59.Smokey Joe – Me A De Don
60.Eccleton Jarrett – Dancehall Music
61.Ninja Man – Write Your Will
62.Pad Anthony – Cry For Me
63.Penny Irie – Model Yu Body
64.Papa Faith – Manic
65.Pinchers – Greedy Dog
66.Singie Singie – Tell Us What You Know
67.Saba Tooth – Dappa
68.Crisis – Mr Lee
69.Terry Ganzie – Mi Gun Talk
70.Screechie – Understand
71.Super Morris – Under Mi Peter Green
72.Tony Asher – Our Teng
73.King Jammy – Jammy’s Special Mix
74.Super Cat – Trash And Ready
75.Anthony B – Gather And Come
76.Boom Dandimite – Claat It
77.Bounty Killer – Mr. Wanna Be
78.Busta Rhymes vs Sleng Teng Riddim (Paul Beats)
79.Capleton – Pure Sodom
80.Captain Barkey – Weed Officer
81.Danny English & Mr Phang – Real Bad Man
82.Elephant Man – Bumboclaat
83.Kananga & Ninja Kid – Rise
84.Kirk Davis & Escobar – Real Gangstaz
85.Macka Diamond – Front
86.Mega Banton & Delly Ranks – Never Know
87.Merciless – Not Me
88.Powerman – Right Yah So
89.Powerman & Patchy – One World A Enemy
90.Silver Cat – More Weed
91.Singer J – Pound A Herb
92.Sizzla – Progress
93.Tanya Stephens – Learn Fi Choose

Veteran music producer Lloyd “King Jammy” James has shed some light on Facebook’s use of Sleng Teng, the legendary Dancehall riddim masterminded by singer Wayne Smith in 1984, for its first video advertisement for Meta, its new parent company name.

Meta’s 60-second spot, which was released in November, used the UK group SL2’s Way In My Brain (1992) — one of the hundreds of songs that have sampled the original Sleng Teng riddim and song, over the years.

Speaking on a recent episode of Onstage, King Jammy said that he was contacted by his music publishers, who informed him of Meta’s interest in using the riddim. “Well Winie, wi work hard enuh, suh if wi haffi get food, wi haffi get food,” King Jammy told Williams.

“I personally don’t know how it came about. The publishers told me that Facebook, the named has been changed, so they gonna use one of my tracks to launch the change. So it was sounding good. The details are not here yet. It’s running and at that level, you know the kitty kinda gone pon a higher level,” he explained.

King Jammy also praised VP Records’ executives, whom he said were instrumental in the entire process.

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