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A Who Seh Me Dun (Wake De Man)

A Who Seh Me Dun (Wake De Man)

Cutty Ranks · 1992
Recording

Cutty Ranks voiced the track over the Bam Bam riddim for Courtney Cole’s Roof International label. Cole and Barry O’Hare produced the recording. Released in 1992, the track became a major hit for Cutty Ranks in Jamaica and helped establish one of his best-known recordings. Its vocal has been sampled by later artists, including Death Grips on “Takyon (Death Yon).” The track was also included on Cutty Ranks’ 1996 album Six Million Ways to Die.

ArtistCutty Ranks
Year1992
LabelRoof International
ProducersCourtney Cole · Barry O’Hare
How curators tag this
Dancehall100%
Sound check
SamplesFig. B
Murder She Wrote
Chaka Demus & Pliers · 1992 · sampled
Wonderful World, Beautiful People
Jimmy Cliff · 1969 · sampled
Serial Killa
Snoop Dogg featuring Tha Dogg Pound, RBX and The D.O.C. · 1993 · sampled-by
Natural Born Killaz
Dr. Dre and Ice Cube · 1994 · sampled-by
Takyon (Death Yon)
Death Grips · 2011 · sampled-by
Year · 1992Fig. C
Grizzle
Cutty Ranks · 1996
The Return
Cutty Ranks · 1996
6 Million Ways to Die
Cutty Ranks · 1996
Chopper
Ray Keith · 1996
Underwater Love
Smoke City · 1996
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Sanchez · 1988
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Tenor Fly · 1989
Cockney Translation
Smiley Culture · 1985
Mud Up
Super Cat · 1987
Life
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Artist · Cutty RanksIn the Sleeve Notes
1990s
1992A Who Seh Me Dun (Wake De Man)You are here
1993Limb By Limb
1996Grizzle
1996The Return
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