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Showing posts with label Tiger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tiger. Show all posts

15 February 2021

Ranking Tiger - Why Can't You Leave The Dread Locks Alone 12"



This is the first single by dancehall deejay Tiger, then called Ranking Tiger and singing.
It is a heavyweight roots stepper and the B Side is Version

19 May 2020

Tiger - Ram Dance Hall


Recorded at Mixing Lab
Produced by Steely & Clevie


Get In A Temper
Dig A Hole
Save Yu Money
Jump Up
Hide And Seek
Ram Dance Hall
Jungle Move
O.K. Kids
Rock With Me
Ride Me Ninja

Tiger - Touch Is A Move


Recorded at Music Works, Penthouse, Black Scorpio and H.C.F. studios
Musicians are Steely & Clevie, Flabba Holt, Firehouse Crew, Dwight Brewster and Raphael


Tiger In The Dancehall
Mampie Style
Touch Is A Move
Guiding Star
Pill Fi Your Sickness

Foreign
Good Time
Can't Stop Tiger
Telling Telling

Tiger - Come Back To Me


Recorded at Mixing Lab Studio
Mixed at Mixing Lab and Music Works Recording Studio
Produced by Winston Riley


Come Back To Me (Remix)
Rock It To Me Baby
Rappin It Up
In A Mi House
Hurt

She Give Me Hicup
Friend (Don't You Know)
Agony And Pain
Murder
Girls Them Plenty

25 April 2019

Tiger - Ready Fi Dem


Backed by The Firehouse Crew
Recorded and mixed at Music Works and Black Scorpio
Produced by Phillip "Fattis" Burrell


01 December 2017

Tiger - Shockin' Colour


Musicians are Steely & Clevie and Firehouse Crew


Shocking Colour
Master Fi Dance Hall
Beat Down Fence
Watch Mi Company
Music Diesel

Tiger Has Come
Voice Out
Boom Bastic
Fame Grabber
Top Man Move







13 July 2017

Tiger - Tiger A Tiger


Dancehall and some hiphop beats on this Tiger LP from 1989, enjoy!


Hill And Gully
Bubbling
Bother Them
Worries And Problems

Pump Up The Volume
Talk It Long
I Love Those Rainy Days
Me Just Come
Sing A Song Of Sixpence