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Hi,

I love when the drummer kick the nyahbinghi, its not the same feeling as when its done by the 3 percussions, it sounds less "culture" but it gives a different heavy percussive feeling that I pretty love....
The alternance double kick-skank make me skank everytime...

So after the one drop, rockers and dancehall riddims...
Here is the "nyah-drum pattern"...
But unfotunately I know few riddims with a drummer playing this way, so if you can help and contribute, would be great!

Here is what I have in mind...

Earl Cunningham - Hungry Days
Willie Williams - Children
Gladiators - Stick A Bush


Guidance

Litelet

Mmmh... I need more help, please!

I have one more:

Ras Angels - Babylon Burning (Rockers)

Not exactly what you want, but with a drummer over the nyabinghy drums: Ernest Ranglin - Hail Count Ossie


I will search more!!

Does "So Long Babylon A Fool I" by Culture (Baldhead Bridge album) count?

First, thanks for having answered, I was feeling lonely...

Those 2 songs are great, but both have real nyabinghis, its not the drummer that kick it. It totally change the mood of the song from something very cultural to something very militant, imo.

Guidance

pablo gad - trafalgar square

I think in Rastaman Chant from The Wailers, Carlton is kicking the nyabinghi

"I Love Jah" by the Meditations

Didnt know that Trafalgar tune by Pablo Gad, killa one, and true... heavy nyah-kicking!

Have to listen to "I love Jah", dont have it neither.

it's on their album for Wackies