Hwindi President - Tsananguro (Sude SRZ Music) Cherry Oh Baby Riddim Comes To Zimdancehall


Hwindi President's New Single bring Back memories all the way back from 1971, how that is possible please read on. His New single entitled Tsananguro simply translated explanation. Hwindi President is narating his dream about his love for his woman and declares it doesn't matter if she perceives him as mad. But thats not the memories from 1971.

SRZ Music produced this song and Sude, the producer samples the iconic "riddim" from Eric Donaldson's track Cherry Oh Baby. This iconic track has been covered more than thirty times and the most memorable being UB40 and the rock band Rolling Stones.

Eric Donaldson submitted "Cherry Oh Baby" to the 1971 Jamaican Festival Song Competition, going on to win the competition and scoring him a big Jamaican hit single and to date has been covered by an amazingly diverse range of bands, including the Rolling Stones, on their Black and Blue album; UB40, who put their's into the British Top 15 charts and the group Sublime's Caress Me Down.
Hwindi Pressident does not disappoint with this track although he is not covering the original Cherry Oh Baby . Enjoy and don't forget to leave your comments/ reviews below.





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