Home T & Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - Another One For The Road

Produced by Mikey Bennett and the Two Friends Crew.
Year: 1991

01. Home T & Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - Another One For The Road
02. Cocoa Tea - No Blood For Oil
03. Cutty Ranks - Original Gangster
04. Cocoa Tea & Home T - Hip Hop
05. Home T - Ain't No Woman Like The One I've Got
06. Home T & Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - The Going Is Rough
07. Cocoa Tea - Only Me
08. Cutty Ranks - Idle Talking
09. Home T - Competition
10. Home T & Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - Alien

Hopeton Lindo - The Word

01. Hopeton Lindo - The Word.mp3
02. Hopeton Lindo - A1. Dancer.mp3
03. Hopeton Lindo - Available.mp3
04. Hopeton Lindo - Territory.mp3
05. Hopeton Lindo - Taking Over.mp3
06. Hopeton Lindo - Slaughter.mp3
07. Hopeton Lindo - Street Wise.mp3
08. Hopeton Lindo - Strangers in Paradise.mp3
09. Hopeton Lindo - Oppressor No.mp3
10. Hopeton Lindo - Gun Ting.mp3
11. Hopeton Lindo - Lonely Night.mp3
12. Hopeton Lindo - Orders to Shoot ft. Dennis Brown.mp3

Hardcore Ragga 2

Simular collection to the one beneath, but displaying the production skills of Mikey Bennett and Patrick Lindsay. Their Two Friends label might have always seemed in the shadow of Music Works, but hits like Cocoa Tea's "No Blood For Oil", Dennis Brown's "Poison" and Hopeton Lindo's "Slaughter" come very near to matching Hardcore Ragga.

01. Ed Robinson - Roughneck sound
02. Flourgon, Brian & Tony Gold - How you so hot
03. Hopeton Lindo - Slaughter
04. Home T, Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - The going is rough
05. Dennis Brown, Brian & Tony Gold & Little Twitch - HYpocrite corner
06. Anthony Red Rose & Tony Rebel - Gun talk
07. Cocoa Tea - No blood for all
08. Singing Melody - Presure
09. Home T, Cocoa Tea & Shabba Ranks - Your Bodys here with me
10. Dennis Brown, Brian &Tony Gold - Poison
11. Chevelle - No push over
12. Cutty Ranks - Original gangster
13. Judy Mowatt & Tony Rebel - Guilty with explanation
14. Cocoa Tea - Oil ting
15. Papa San - Nucler Slaughter
16. Shabba Ranks - Golden touch
17. Cocoa Tea & Judy Mowatt - After the paty
18. Home T - Who is he
19. Hopeton Lindo - Taking over

Little Twitch - Tender Touch

LITTLE TWITCH
Born Richard Wright to Yvonne Dallas and Winston Wright, First child for both in Kingston 11. At a early age he knew he was destined to be an entertainer. Because of the community (Cockburn Pen) he was born and grew up in, Twitch was influenced by a lot of reggae artists who lived in the surrounding area. One artist that he truly looked up to and called his mentor was Daddy U Roy who was also a close family friend. After some time Twitch started hanging around U Roy’s sound system which is King Sturagav, where he learned at a early age to chant on the mic. This was in the 1970’s when dancehall reggae music was on the rise, but then came the 1980 election, which was a very bad time in his community. At that time he was living with his grandmother, Mrs. Wright who knew at the time, it was best for him to move away from the community and venture out to a new environment.
1992 release on the Vp label. Tough tunes on tuff riddims, wicked lp.

Tracklist

Tender Touch
Hypocrite Corner
Too Much Gun Gun
Bedroom Killer
Cornmeal Skin
Glammy
Glad Tarzan
Sprinkling Powder
Puff Puff
21-Gun Salute
Them A Look Friends
Digit It

Blacka Ranks - Raw Chaw

Debute album from Blacka Ranks for Mickey Bennett's Two Friends label, when he was still located in NY. Today he his better known as Black-er
Coming from Toyan.

Twin City Spin Vol1

Bridge

Twin City spin Vol 2

Dennis Brown Over Proof

After Hours

Shabba Ranks - Golden Touch

The second part of a double dose of shabba ranks. A don in the digi dancehall era, with his controversial lyrics, tuff riddims, legendary clashes and unmistakable style... Golden Touch..... one of my favourite albums with some unforgettable riddims, released in the uk under the greensleeves label and elsewhere under the vp label.

Orignal Mission Impossible

Ting And Ting

Thursday Night Juggling

From the Two Friends production house, released on the Vp record label. Showcasing the "Golden Touch" and "House Husband" riddims. Michael "Home T" Bennet and Patrick Lindsay teamed up to create one of the most influential production teams of this era. Often using the Music Works studios to create their unmistakable riddims which brought so many hits and classic dancehall tunes.