Yellowman and Fat Head showcase why the former was king of the sound systems and how together the two DJs were an unstoppable force on the scene on this 1982 hit single. Bringing the exuberance of the dancehalls straight into the studio, the pair bounce off each other's toast, bragging about their talent and, of course, Yellowman's enviable power over the ladies. They're having such a wonderful time that the mood is absolutely infectious.
Overseen by Junjo Lawes, he inevitably created a fabulous rhythm for this number, the bass line so heavy it's a wonder the studio woofers didn't explode, the drum beats as sharp as a razor. Add splashes of bright brass and breezy keyboard, and Lawes conjured up another winner.
17,000+ views for this? I hope all of those people realize this is DEFINITELY not Yellowman and Fathead as alexdoherty 1984 states in post for video. Ummm....can you change the text on this? Believe me and everyone else, it's not correct.
skylarkingz 8 months ago
yeah no trouble the tune is fucking big! but come on yellowman an nitty gritty? u can't posibly confuse those two together.
Nitty Gritty & Tenor Saw, ok for the untrained reggae listener perhaps, but this is kinda unnacaptable, but still i repeat the vibes big!!
KlikKlaka 9 months ago
Sharper than a knife!!
zlove27 9 months ago
I confirmed : the singer who singing he's Nitty Gritty!!
dreadermichael 10 months ago
This Nitty Gritty not Yellowman
TheloniousSphere 1 year ago
not yellow
TheManolakis 1 year ago
me nah think bout di artist ina moment. Me liek di sound, respect.
nambr9 1 year ago
swag shit
nn8ems 2 years ago
lol
Nitty gritty!!
he's a don of sound
respect to nitty & to yellow
s90skank 2 years ago
lol its nitty
Medipak 2 years ago