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"Poco Man Jam" — Gregory Peck

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Deejay Gregory Peck's 1990 cut for producers Steely and Clevie gave its name to one of the defining riddims of dancehall's turn-of-the-1990s digital era, later reworked with cuts from Cutty Ranks, Capleton and Shabba Ranks.

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Type: Recording / song →
Era: Clash and 1990s spectacle →
Confidence: Probable
Sources: Riddims World; WhoSampled.

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