"Fight Fi Puney" is a classic dancehall track released in 1991 . It features on the legendary Poco Man Jam riddim , which was originally produced by the iconic duo Steely & Clevie in 1989-1990. Key Details of the Track
The Poco Man Jam riddim sparked a massive "Poco" craze in the early '90s, characterized by its distinctive "vroom-vroom" bassline and rhythmic chanting. Puppy Irie's contribution was part of a wave of hits on this beat, which also hosted tracks by legends like , Gregory Peck , and Cutty Ranks .
Experience the authentic 90s dancehall energy in this original recording of the track: Puppy Irie - Fight Fi Puney (Poco Man Jam) Christian Roque YouTube• Jun 13, 2017 Puppy Irie - Fight Fi Puney (Poco Man Jam)
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Poppie Irie / Sugar Banton – Fight Fi Punny / Punny Stop Light "Fight Fi Puney" is a classic dancehall track
While the riddim was a Steely & Clevie creation, this specific version was produced by Robert Livingston and released on the Wild Apache label.
The "Poco Man Jam" riddim is one of the most influential in dancehall history, drawing its name and infectious percussion style from Pocomania , a Jamaican spiritual folk tradition. About the Riddim Puppy Irie's contribution was part of a wave
Puppy Irie (also known as Poppie Irie or O. Williams).
