The origin of this riddim take us back to 1967, when Leroy Sibbles cut a track as a duet with Rocky titled Love me girl,whcih was a b-track to the Dwn Penn's No No No single!
Still the riddim was back in business almost ten years later at 1976 ,in a about to become dominant Channel One ,which cut the riddim with Dillinger titled as Natty A General,with Joe Joe Hookim as the producer ,which eventually baptised the riddim ,simply as General.Riddim used a lot in the 80s ,and early 90s,and is of course used till today,like every classic riddim.
Still the riddim was back in business almost ten years later at 1976 ,in a about to become dominant Channel One ,which cut the riddim with Dillinger titled as Natty A General,with Joe Joe Hookim as the producer ,which eventually baptised the riddim ,simply as General.Riddim used a lot in the 80s ,and early 90s,and is of course used till today,like every classic riddim.
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