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Tiger - Beep Beep Move Over (Bam Bam Riddim)

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Tiger was born Norman Washington Jackson in Kingston on June 6 1960 and rose to fame as one of dancehalls most eccentric DJs in the latter half of the '80s with a distinctively offbeat toasting style.

Under the name Ranking Tiger, he made his first recording in 1978 for producer Philip Grant; that single, "Why Can't You Leave Dreadlocks Alone," presented him as a singer, not a toaster. Two more singles, "Love Line" and "Knock Three Times," appeared in 1981 before Tiger became a full-time DJ.

Tiger spent several years making a name for himself on the dancehall scene as a DJ for the Black Star Sound System. During that time, he released several singles, but didn't break through to a wide audience until 1986, when he scored a monster hit with "No Wanga Gut". Its follow-up, "Puppy Love," was also a significant success. Further hits followed in "Mi Lover Mi Lover" and "Me Name Tiger," and all were collected on his first LP, 1987's Me Name Tiger.

Over the remainder of 1987, Tiger recorded for a variety of producers, as well as manning the boards himself on some selections. His next LP, Bam Bam, appeared in 1988 and . the following year, he joined forces with producers Steely & Clevie for the successful Ram Dancehall. He also guested on lovers rock tracks by Anthony Malvo ("Come Back to Me") and Maxi Priest ("I Know Love").

In 1991 he reunited with Steely & Clevie for "Cool Me Down," which was featured on the soundtrack of the film Cool Runnings. Its follow-up, "When," proved to be one of the biggest hits of Tiger's career, and wound up landing him a major-label deal with Columbia. In the meantime, he kept recording for a variety of Jamaican producers, landing more hits like "Beep Beep Move Over," "Crying Fool," and "Yuh Dead Now."

Unfortunately, in January 1994, Tiger was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle crash that stalled his career momentum. Although he was able to recover, he was forced to undergo extensive speech therapy.

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  • Girl you've done it again lol lol lol (I need thy walking stick) lol lol

  • #lean on meeeeeeee#

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  • @jahra333 were u able to find it? if not lemme know. (The Tiger Beep Beep)

  • What I&I say to an obstacle...beep beep!

    U don't know who U R troubling...

  • Bam Bam Boom!!!

    Great riddim!

  • thanks!!!!!

  • lol true i give zebra nuff credit only wish he was out of jail and on the air more.is he out of jail yet though?

  • @chrishwell Yuh have to giv it to Zebra he mimic Tiger well.

  • BEEP BEEP!!!! THIS IS THE REGGAE I LOVE

  • LOL THIS IS SO COOL HAVENT HEARD THIS IN A MIN LOL.TIGER DID THIS FOR ZEBRA WHO STOLE HIS STYLE LOL.

  • i can't find this tune to download anywhere. even iTunes failed. help the brother out. safe!

  • dah song yah mad...!!!

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