JAH T JR - TRIBUTE TO KING JAMMYS VOL 3
1. Busta Rhymes Intro
2. Super Cat - Learn Fi Ride
3. Wayne Smith - Ain’t No Meaning
4. Shinehead - Good Love
5. Nitty Gritty - Draw Mi Mark
6. Nitty Gritty - Rub A Dub A Kill You
7. Nitty Gritty - False Alarm
8. Nitty Gritty - Good Morning Teacher
9. Eccleton Jarrett - Give Thanks And Praise
10. Don Angelo - Fe Me Daddy
11. Wayne Smith - Come Along
12. Pad Anthony - Ease On Down The Road 
13. Half Pint - Crazy
14. Super Black - We Rule
15. Johnny Osbourne - What a La La
16. Patrick Andy - Come Fe Mash It
17. Patrick Andy - Sting We A Sting
18. Wayne Smith - Unde rMe Sleng Teng 
19. Eccleton Jarrett - Dancehall Music
20. Sugar Minott - Jamming In The Street 
21. Cocoa tea - Hey Bobby
22. Echo Minott - Hand Pon the Key
23. Johnny Osbourne - Budy Bye
24. Tenor Saw - Pumpkin Belly
25. Pad Anthony - Cry For Me
26. Tappa Zukie - Big Ting
27. Echo Minott - Original Fat Ting
28. Tonto Irie - Every Posse Come In
29. John Wayne - Call The Police
30. Super Cat - Trash And Ready
31. Nicodemus - Eagle Feather
32. Leroy Smart - Cream Of The Crop
33. Wayne Smith - Walk Like Granny
34. Nitty Gritty - Hog Inna You Minty
35. Junior Murvin - Jah Took Six Days
36. Don Angelo - Get It Already
37. Little John - Memories
38. Junior Delgado - Run Come
39. Pad Anthony - In Deh
40. Wayne Smith - It Gets Me Stronger 
41. Nitty Gritty - Zero Their Minds
42. Patrick Andy - Computerize
43. Johnny Osbourne - No Sound Like We 
44. Tonto Irie - It A Ring
45. Tonto Irie - Come We Just A Come
46. Dennis Brown - The Exit
47. Wayne Smith - My Lord My God
48. Admiral Bailey & Chaka Demus - One Scotch 
49. King Kong - Don’t Touch My Boops
50. Sister Maureen - Toots Fi Man
51. Junior Delgado - We Nuh Want No Warrior
52. Johnny Osbourne - Warrior
53. Dennis Brown - Material Girl
54. Leroy Smart - Crazy Over Me
55. Little John - Clarks Booty
56. King Kong - Jungle Man
57. Wolfman - Badman Living
58. Tonto Irie - Girlie Girlie
59. Peter Metro - Police Inna England
60. Admiral Bailey & Josey Wales - Ballot Box
61. Chaka Demus - Worldwide Trouble
62. Junior Murvin - Mr. Percy
63. Don Angelo - Reggae Music
64. Nitty Gritty - Gimme Some Of Your Something 
65. Junior Murvin - Dancehall Girls
66. Eccleton Jarrett - More Rub a Dub
67. Pad Anthony - Serious Thing
68. King Kong - Moving to The Top
69. Admiral Tibet - Chase Them Jah
70. Al Campbell - Can’t Hold We
71. Johnny Osbourne - Fire Fire
72. Chaka Demus - Two Foot Walk
73. Admiral Bailey - Cock Ah Crow
74. Major Worries - Twist And Rock
75. Echo Minott - What The Hell The Police Can Do 
76. Lady Junie - Tell You What Police Can Do
77. Major Worries - Babylon Goops (Remix)
78. Echo Minott - Gone Back Again
79. King Kong - Mash It Already
80. Cornell Campbell - Unfair Games
81. Super Black - Love Sick
82. Dennis Brown - Too Late
83. Dennis Brown - Upful One
84. Junior Murvin - Jack Slick
85. Nitty Gritty - Butter Bread
86. Anthony Johnson - Dancehall Vibes 87. Tonto Irie - Life Story
88. Wayne Smith - Hicky All Over
89. Horace Andy - One Side Love Affair 90. Pad Anthony - Bigger Boss
91. Don Angelo - Love Feeling
92. Little John - Yes Mama
93. Admiral Bailey - Healthy Body
94. Admiral Bailey - Punaany
95. Risto Benjie - Gimme De Money 
96. Josey Wales - Wrong Move

JAH T JR - TRIBUTE TO KING JAMMYS VOL 3

JAH T JR - DANCEHALL CLASSICS VOL. 1

BEST OF 80s & LATE 80s DANCEHALL JUGGLING MIX

JAH T JR - DANCEHALL CLASSICS VOL. 1

Reggae runs in Jah T Jr’s veins. His father, Jah T The Reggae Ambassador, is a Jamaican immigrant who settled in Philadelphia and became the ruling Philly promoter / radio DJ in the 1980s/ 90s/ 2000s. Under the tutelage of his father he was exposed to the sounds of dancehall pioneers like Sly & Robbie and Sugar Minott at a young age. It quickly became evident that the young protege also had a proclivity towards music.


In the 1990s, Jah T Jr became a pioneer in his own right, bringing a new dancehall vibe to Philly on Power 99 FM. As one of the only regional radio outlets for the works of producers like Steely & Clevie and Dave Kelly, the budding DJ used his radio show to help solidify dancehall’s influence on a broader audience. As dancehall’s popularity grew, so did Jah T Jr’s, and soon he was performing DJ sets at some of the top venues and clubs on the East Coast.


Since the late 2000s, Jah T Jr’s focus has been on production, and he has developed an impressive resume working with both Philly and Jamaica-based labels and artists. His first projects, The Introduction Riddim juggling and a Munga/Future Fambo combination tune entitled, Party We Come, were created in collaboration with the Philly outfit, Humble Camp. He later helped establish another Philly based label, Studio 5000, releasing three more riddims, First Hour, Triple X, and Pinnacle, which featured Jamaican powerhouses like Vybz Kartel, Sizzla, and Capleton as well as local artists from Philadelphia. In recent years, he launched the Jah T Jr label and had a heavy hand in the revitalization of the Travellers label, which is associated with the legendary Jamaican sound system of the same name. 


The producer’s most recent offering, Black Moon Riddim, again features big names in Jamaican music like Macka Diamond, Fantan Mojah, Natural Black, Frankie Sly, Harry Toddler, Mr. Peppa and many more. However, throughout his career Jah T Jr has made it a priority to introduce young Philly talent to the world, his latest being a roots artist named Ras Jem. Inspired by the Studio One classic Darker Shade Riddim, the two collaborated for a single called Royalty in 2021, and they are looking to release an EP by the same name in the first quarter of 2022. In addition, audiences should be on the lookout for the World Traveller Riddim featuring Luciano, Capleton, Delly Ranx, Fantan Mojah, and others, which is slated for release before the end of 2021.

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