Jamaican dancehall vocalist Sluggy Ranks was part of a growing dancehall movement in the '90s which emphasized cultural roots and positive messages instead of "slack" artists' obsessions with sex and violence. Ranks was born in Kingston and grew up in its Ray Town section, attending the same primary school as Wayne Wonder. Ranks began his singing career in the mid- to late '80s, coming to the U.S. to record the beginning of a series of Jamaican hit singles that included "95% Black 5% White" and his signature song, "Ghetto Youth Bust.
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Speak To Me/Breathe (In The Air)
Nah Bow Down
Coming Of The Lord
Lover's Selection
My Time
Here We Are
I Don't Want To Wait
Weed Man
Lightning & Thunder
95% Black
Tell Me Now
Rough Wine
Speak To Me - Breathe (In The Air)
Don't Cry Out Loud
Doesn't Really Matter What Santa Brings
Sodom And Gomorrah
One Don
Money Girl
Self Employed
Here I Am
Revelation
sodom & gomorrah
Ghetto Youth Bust
Three Ah We
False Badboys
Jah Is Guiding I
Zion Gate - Sluggy Ranks
Ethiopia [Extended Mix]
Speak To Me Bw Breathe
Younger Generation
Ethiopia
Cocaine
In Da Club
95% Black And 5% White
wages of sin
Keep The Faith
So Many Spliff
Speak to Me/Breathe (In the Ai
wolves in sheep clothing
Tell Me Who
Road block
The Badge
Jah We Believe in You
95 % Black
Zion Gate
Speak to Me/Breathe
Lightning And Thunder
fuck with the e
Girls Time Now
No Pardon
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