Ripon hylton biography of albert

Eek-a-mouse (Ripton Joseph Hylton) invented a unique vocal technique, both melodic and "percussive", inspired to "sing-jaying" (an early form of toasting) which is a sort of nasal scat imbued with a phonetic hodgepodge of foreign accents.

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After releasing My Father's Land and Creation under his real name, he adopted his moniker and began to specialize in lunatic social satires such as Wah Do Dem (1980), off his debut album Bubble Up Yu Hip (1981), Once A Virgin (1981), Modelling Queen (1981), Virgin Girl (1981), Noah's Ark (1981), Wild Like a Tiger (1982), For Hire and Removal (1982), Do You Remember (1982), Ganja Smuggling (1982), etc.

Wa Do Dem (1982) compiled most of the singles.

As he tried to get more serious, on Skidip (1982), Mouse and the Man (1983) and Mouseketeer (1984), and as he turned to a reggae-rock fusion on Assassinator (1985) and The King and I (1985), the limits of his music became more obvious.

His career continued with U-N