SISTER NANCY / ONE TWO - Sister Nancy "Bam Bam" on the Stallag Riddim is arguably the most licensed dancehall track, for advertising and film backgrounds with multiple uses since 2000. The song has Also displayed amazing lasting power for club DJs, with it's instantly recognizable hooks. This album, originally release in 1982, showcased Sister Nancy for the world on the Heels of a hit that has only gotten bigger over the decades. This is the first legimate re-issue of the album, since the death of producer and Techniques label founder, Winston Riley Demand will be strong for this rare gem, whose release will be supported by VP/17 North Parade. Greensleeves label social media and digital placements (reviews / features) The relaunch of the album comes on the heels of the 2024 documentary Bam Bam : The Sister Nancy Story.

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