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Greetings

I would like to identify these following tunes.
If anyone could give me in priority the name of the producer and / or the name of the label, it would be much appreciated.

90 Degrees Inclusive - Fire Over Yonder
Alan Joshana - Trials
Arena - The Whole World
Aston Gayle - Wake Up Jah Jah Children
Bunny Nickage & Jah Nicolas - Welcome You Back Home
Desmond Craig - Jack The Ripper
Earl Zero - Why Boy
Errol Dunkey - How Long
Fantells - Only Love Can Conquer
Freddie Clarke - Home We Wanna Go
I Roy - Holy Satta
Jackie Paris - King Solomon
Jacko - Brand New Day
Jah Fatta & The Black Brothers - Free Rasta Free
Junior Bailey - Everybody Loves Marcus Garvey
Keeling Beckford - Roman Soldiers (12 Inch)
Lee Francis - Throwing Stones (12 Inch)
Lynn Taitt - Storm Shelter
Michael Ras Star - Free Up Yourself
Naggo Morris - You Should Love Your Brother
Nefta - Love Is The Answer
Paget King - Close Encounter
Paul Hurlock - Some One Cut It Down
Prince Mohammed - Righteous Stand
Psalms - In The Hills
Ranking Barnabas - Bad Boys
Ras El Roy - Stop Your Killing
Rodger Riley - When I Was A Youth
Roland Alphonso - Blackman's Answer
Roman Stewart - Righteous
Ronnie Davis & Clint Eastwood - Stop Your Loafting
Sangie Davis Featuring Wailing Souls - Jingling Keys
Stewart Brothers - Break Down Barriers
The Gaylads - Wicked Preacher Man
The Maytones - Who Can't Hear Will Feel
The Slave Trade - One Love
The Soul Syndicate - Lava
Tony Clarke - Going Home
Tony Tuff - Have Mercy
Vinnie Shaw - Come To Me Softly

Many thanks in advance

Respect

Midnite

I can help you straight on this one:

Jah Fatta & The Black Brothers - Free Rasta Free > Rite Sounds label, produced by Mooch. I don't know who Mooch is. A very good tune IMO.

wareika

sometimes if you listen close to the instruments you can find out the label, especially snares & rims + mixing style.. all i can add.

DonDigital wrote:sometimes if you listen close to the instruments you can find out the label, especially snares & rims + mixing style.. all i can add.

Easier said that done Don !

not really, every studio have a own sound, lol but maybe its da herb i smoke makes i hear it proper

OK Don, old school like Tubbs, Jammy$, Joe Gibbs & Treasure Isle you could have a fair stabb at a guess but with nowadays productions, no chance. Penthouse, Bobby Digital, Stone Love maybe so but you could never hear a pattern with like Don Corleon, Mixing Finga etc etc etc.

no its more like dat, for new labels i go online and listn all new songs and i really mean all from a to z, then you get a overvierw for new labels sameway/the sound of their instruments, but of course there are things where me wouldnt recognize still

Corleon is very easy to recognize him have him own style mixing finga sameway its just the way they record its always bright but dread sameway , hmg is bright but soft i think they are using bobby digital all the way... oh and by the way the set of artists voicing the tracks, every artist have a resident studio or mor dan one but they lick out steady productions on those but thre are many labels which have only 1 riddim out so its somtimes hard


i really would bet the half of the tunes you listed would come out on famous labels i just need a mix to listen i could already tell you some...i hope., me is not god still haha yo a pure blasphemy mi chat mi go off a while now man.

bless

Keeling Beckford - Roman Soldiers (12 Inch)

T5 records

Naggo Morris - You Should Love Your Brother

Jackson records

Paul Hurlock - Some One Cut It Down

Windmill & Gorgon records

Rodger Riley - When I Was A Youth

Missile records

Ronnie Davis & Clint Eastwood - Stop Your Loafting

GG's records & Jah Man records

The Maytones - Who Can't Hear Will Feel

Commanda Music

The Soul Syndicate - Lava

High Note records

that's what my memory banks can cough up, too many records not enough to play.