Sly & Robbie – Sly & Robbie Present More Baltimore

Baltimore Riddim

SLY & ROBBIE_part2

disinga list

big reggae

Reggae/Chillingz

Mitch - Give Me A Call (Don Corleon Records)
Changes Riddim

Mitch - Give Me A Call (Don Corleon Records)

Mitch - Want no more
From the album : Original YardMan

Baltimore Riddim by Sly & Robbie

Mitch - Want no more

Mitch Feat New Kidz - Payroll 
Coming in from the cold riddim - John John Production

Mitch Feat New Kidz - Payroll (John John Production)

Mitch - Dj (Taxi Records / Sly & Robbie)

Darkershade Riddim

Mitch - Dj (Taxi Records / Sly & Robbie)

Anthony B - Raid Di Barn Dubplate

The Tamlins - Baltimore

LUTAN FYAH - AFRICA DUB

Baltimore

MITCH - GIVE MY ALL - GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION

Mama Africa

Johnny B. Goode (2002 Remaster)

Nice It Up - The Best Of Sugar Minott

Tune In

War Ina Babylon

Chase The Devil

Soul Pirate

Natural Mystic [feat. Ky-Mani Marley]

Special Guest

Going Downtown

Slave Driver

Sly & Robbie Present Taxi 08 09

Baby Tonight

Gregory Isaacs: The Love Box

Mistake

Savages (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Legalize It

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Come We Go Up A Jerusalem [Super Rare! Uprising Demo 1980]

3 tunes on the well known Baltimore riddim : 

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Original 7" produced by Sly & Robbie for their own 'Taxi' label. (JA)
Mixed by D. Thompson at D.S.R.(JA)
D.S.R 9998
A  The Tamlins  -  Baltimore	
B  The Revolutionaries  -  Baltimore (Version)

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Dub track released in 1984 on the compilation album 'Reggae Greats' later called 'A Dub Experience' produced by Sly & Robbie for 'Mango' label.(US)
Mixed by Paul Smykle at 'Island Records ltd' (UK).
ZCM 9787
A4  Sly & Robbie  -  Demolition City

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Tune released in 2006 on the CD album 'Come A Long Way' produced by Donville Davis for his own label 'Cou$ins Records'(UK).
COUDCD025
5  George Nooks  -  Baltimore

Baltimore riddim - The Tamlins / Sly & Robbie / George Nooks (1980->2006)

Stephen Marley feat. Damian Marley - Jah Army

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Released: May 23rd, 2011
Universal Republic Records / Tuff Gong Records



Stephen Marley & Damian Marley - Jah Army

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At a very early age Roger (Mitch) Mitchell), the first of three children started showing signs of artistic talent. whether he was drawing some comic book heroes or real life images or singing at church with the choir, it was clear from then where his path would be in life. His birthday gift at the age of 8 was an acoustic guitar and having a music Loving father (Clervis Mitchell) was even better. He taught him the basics and that’s all he needed because “mitch” had an ear for music so he didn’t need to kno the name of chords to play the guitar, you see he has the ability play what’s in his head without knowledge of what keys to touch. 
“besides going to church on Sundays me my brother and sister would attend television and radio programmes for kids and by age of 10 I wrote my first song”. And by the time he was a teenager he was entering singing contests and although he may not have won the first few by himself, he would eventually. 
A lover of sports he was a member of both the volleyball and basket ball teams at KINGSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, where the volleyball team gave the school some popularity by wining trophies after trophies . it was the evening after another successful volleyball tournament while heading home on a bus happilly sing but quietly to himself or so he thought, a lady heard his voice and ask him if he would like to be a part of a group and there began the next chapter in his life.
The group did not know about harmonies except for MITCH so he was given the task to teach them and so he did. We started doing cabaret at hotels just to improve on our craft and after few years we entered a talent contest and came 2nd . we began to draw the interest of producers and popuplar artistes and within a few years later had our first hit and then another and another, “it was the best years of my life”.
His time with ARP not only sharpened his vocal skills, but also cultivated his collaborative approach to music, one that is shared by great singers and producers alike. Although Mitch has moved on to a new chapter in life recording for the Gargamel Music label, he values the experience and continues in his persuit of a successful music career. 
Citing a diverse collection of vocal influences including, R. Kelly ,Akon, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Babyface. Mitch is an accomplished artist who has worked with reggae musics heavyweight producers Sly and Robbie, Donovan Germaine, Don Corleon, Mickey Bennett, John john records, Payday music, and of course Buju Banton (Gargamel Music). Today, with a string of hot singles (f..k you girl, want no more, dj, give me a call, boom draw, these are the needs, never never) behind him, its clear that ARP was just the beginning.


Mitch - Want no more

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