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Artist Song Riddim Year Label Producer
Eddie CochranSomethin' Else [Original]Sleng Teng1959Liberty
Al CampbellSensimilliaSleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Andrew PaulWho's Gonna Make The Dance RamSleng Teng1985Fashion
Barry BrownBimbo Shell Sleng Teng1985Anthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
Bikey DreadRide & DallySleng Teng1985EthnicSteve ‘Blacker Dread’ Martin
Carl MeeksRed Eye Lover [1]Sleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Cassey ManEl Ringo Sleng Teng1985Anthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
Charlie ChaplinBatta BattaSleng Teng1985Power HouseGeorge Phang
Charlie ChaplinBionic ManSleng Teng / Computer1985SunsetHarry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Charlie ChaplinPineapple ManSleng Teng / Computer198510 Roosevelt AveHarry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Cocoa TeaHey BobbySleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
CultureCapture RastaSleng Teng1985Music TrackEnos McLeod
Daddy Freddy credited as Pupa FreddieZoo Party [1]Sleng Teng1985Studio OneC S Dodd
Dan AmbassaLife's RiddleSleng Teng1985TrojanOssie Ranks
Delroy MelodySchool GirlSleng Teng1985Black BeautyR Williams
Dickey RankingRap ManSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Earl SixteenBouncer MoveSleng Teng1985Black ScorpioMaurice ‘Jack Scorpio’ Johnson
Early B credited as E. NeilJah Free The Sling Ting (12 Inch)Sleng Teng1985LibraNeville Valentine
Eccleton JarrettDance Hall MusicSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Echo MinottOriginal Fat ThingSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Echo MinottPut Your Hands Pon The KeySleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Errol ScorpionBottle PoliceSleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Fat ManVersionSleng Teng1985WaterhouseOsbourne ‘King Tubby’ Ruddock
Frankie JonesLonesome SoldierSleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Frankie JonesOne Foot JumpSleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Frankie PaulEthiopia Here I ComeSleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Full PintTake Me Across The OceanSleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
George NooksBad Boy [1] (=Mama)Sleng Teng1985Corner StoneAnthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
Hugh GriffithsHoney, HoneySleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Hugh GriffithsMedley RideSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Jackie StatementBorn StrugglerSleng Teng1985Power HouseGeorge Phang
Jah ScrewBoom Shack AttackSleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Jim BrownNowadays Crisis (=Nowaday's Crisis) [Bosstune]Sleng Teng1985Studio OneC S Dodd
John WayneCall The PoliceSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Johnny Clarke credited as Johnnie ClarkeMaca Bee VersionSleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Johnny OsbourneBuddy ByeSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Johnny OsbournePut It By Number One (12 Inch) [Bosstune]Sleng Teng1985UnityLloyd ‘Prince Jammy’ James
Johnny RingoGalong Ringo (=Galang Ringo)Sleng Teng1985VolcanoAlton Irie
Jolly StewartWhat Is To Be Sleng Teng1985Anthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
Junior FrostLyric DegreeSleng Teng1985DignitaryHorace Samuel
Junior VibesRock You Body Sleng Teng1985Anthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
Keith Sterlin & TurbosComputer Broom [Instrumental]Sleng Teng / Computer1985Harry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Lee Van Cleef credited as Lee Van CliffGet Mi Grammy (12 Inch)Sleng Teng1985WittyWhitfield ‘Witty’ Henry
LexxusCrisisSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Little JohnCatch The StyleSleng Teng1985Elon J Robinson
Little JohnCome Back To MeSleng Teng / Computer1985Harry JHarry ‘Big J’ Johnson
Neville ValentineBloodstain (12 Inch)Sleng Teng1985LibraNeville Valentine
NicodemusEagles FeathersSleng Teng1985JammysLloyd ‘King Jammy’ James
Ollive Ranks85 Shack (12 Inch)Sleng Teng1985High Power MusicGeneral Lee
Otis Gayle credited as Ottis GaylePenny LoverSleng Teng1985Anthony ‘Bunny Gemini’ Dehaney
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'Under Mi Sleng Teng'
Single by Wayne Smith
from the album Sleng Teng
Released1985
GenreReggae, Dancehall
Length4:06
LabelJammy's/Greensleeves
Songwriter(s)Ian 'Wayne' Smith, Noel Davey, Lloyd 'King Jammy' James
Producer(s)Prince Jammy
Wayne Smith singles chronology
'Borrow Borrow'
(1984)		'Under Mi Sleng Teng'
(1985)		'Come Along'
(1985)

Sleng Teng is the name given to one of the first fully computerized riddims, influential in Jamaican music. The riddim, which was created by the collaboration between King Jammy and Wayne Smith, was titled 'Under Mi Sleng Teng' in 1984.

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Wayne Smith found the computerized sound in Noel Davey's keyboard, and together he and Davey arranged the riddim, slowed it down, matched it to Smith's key, and rehearsed on it with lyrics inspired by Barrington Levy's 'Under Mi Sensi' and Yellowman's 'Under me fat ting',[1] before taking it to Jammy's studio in late 1984.[2] The riddim is based on a pattern found on the Casio MT-40 home keyboard.[1][2][3] The synthesizer pattern itself has been speculated to be an attempt to recreate Eddie Cochran's 1959 rockabilly song 'Somethin' Else; The pattern's creator, Casio's Product Development and Music Engineer Hiroko Okuda has denied the Cochran song to be the source, saying instead that it was based on a 1970s British rock song she declined to identify,[4] but has been suspected to be the David Bowie song 'Hang On to Yourself'.[5]

After the riddim was brought to the studio and Jammy heard it, he then slowed it further and placed piano and a clap on it.[2][3] Jammy recorded a number of other artists on the original backing track including Tenor Saw (with 'Pumpkin Belly'), and Johnny Osbourne (with 'Buddy Bye'). The tunes were first unleashed at a now legendary soundclash between Jammy's own sound system and Black Scorpio at Waltham Park Road on February 23, 1985.

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Sleng Teng Riddim 1987

Some of Jammy's productions based on the rhythm were released on the albums Sleng Teng Extravaganza and Sleng Teng Extravaganza 95.[3]