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January 30, 2007
Mr. Perfect's 'Gidimani' album still doing well
 In the latter part of 2007, Tad's Records International released the debut album for Mr. Perfect titled 'Gidimani'. Loaded with conscious tunes, the album has been holding its own among the many albums released last year, and continues to be a hot item for music lovers.
The album features tracks like 'Hand Kart Bwoy', 'Johnny', 'How Come', 'Amerimaka', 'No Badda Me', 'For Sure', 'All I've Got', Ganja Spliff', Eight Gangster', 'Market Place', 'Cry Me A River', 'Love Has Found It's Way', 'For Ma Family', 'Little Old Lady', 'Rasta Rebel', 'Wingless Earth Angel', Black Marcus, 'Hit Dem' and 'Tyme'.
Ever since he made his presence felt on the Irie FM's Big Break Competition, the dancehall world recognized that Mr. Perfect had something special. No wonder he walked away with the top prize in that competition.
Boosted by the win it was a confident Mr. Perfect who later on came out with his self-produced single 'Hand Kart Bwoy'. The song took off like wildfire, bringing him fully into the public's attention.
He followed up that success with 'How Come', '8 Gangstas', 'Ghetto Colour' and the very popular 'Nuh Badda Mi' which was a runaway hit for him, sitting on the local charts in the top position for five weeks.
The St. Ann-born Mr. Perfect got the attention of producer Tad Dawkin's Senior and it was then that he knew he wanted to do an album with him.
'Gidimani' was co-produced by Tad's Record International and Chalice Palace (Perfect's label).
Posted by yardFlex at January 30, 2007 08:11 AM
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Posted by: Shelly
on January 30, 2007 11:19 AM
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Congratulations to Mr. Perfect on his album release. I had the pleasure of meeting him when I was in Jamaica in '05 and he gave me one of his CDs. He is very talented and everyone in Bamboo, St. Ann is very proud of their son. He is very lively on stage and I pray that God will continue to bless him and guide him along his journey.
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Posted by: Duncan
on January 30, 2007 11:55 AM
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Yeah mon ,I bought Mr perfect album and can't seem to stop playing it.Living in the states with my family ,Mr Perfect album manages to make an immigrant feels at home in the struggle and being aware of babylon and being proud of being black.The album also strangly captures women white n black when ever i played it among thy all want to know which artist is this.
Big Mr Perfect ,you are an inteligent and talented artist who will become a force to recon with in the future.Memphis love you .
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Posted by: simone
on January 30, 2007 01:52 PM
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perfect u know your girl love u , keep the good work up perfect sexy simone say that
Mr. Perfect gwan wicked!! Keep up the conciousness, trust me the world needs it. Sizzla needs to hurry up and make up his mind whether its guns or conciousness. Jamaica needs good role models and not gun slinging Movados!!
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Posted by: Asaph
on January 30, 2007 05:48 PM
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'Gidimani' yes Mr perfect gwan do your ting cause u hard no BL#$DCLAT!!!!
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Posted by: INT'L DJ BUSCH
on January 31, 2007 01:53 AM
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BLESS UP MR PERFECT THE WORK JUST START FOR THE HANDCART BOY.ONE LOVE.GIDIMANI
INT'L DJ BUSCH (BELIZE)
KING OF THE PARK
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Posted by: Sammi -Boo
on January 31, 2007 10:49 AM
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serious thing the album bad.mi caan tek the folishness in the business man. Beenie mi waan mi gal tune dem ,ca a you a di man fi dat wah do you. stop mess up you good career that you bill for how many years a toe to toe with dem careless artist dat just a preach violence and a cuss like woman Kartel you is a good song writer so you must create a cultural album like gong might never know you might get your big brake. Movado you is a good sing J what a album that would be if it was a cultural one. a grammy album instead of a violent one stop follow your boss an a preach violence the kids are listening man. Bounty start defend the poor like you use to an get over Angel, prettier gal deh bout, a wah do you an Beenie di King dem a get mad are wah. No tell mi sa a money an fame a blind you guys. Adonia and Busy calm down man likkle youths onuh just a start out start positive no man onuh need to check out man like gypsian and Asassin and tek a page from dem book star. Yow Angel mi never like wah gone but no one not to judge no one because is a real free world out there an you is woman an me a woman to. But listen take care of your family and your marriage and tell your husband to done with the stupid shits an work on Mafia house productions an try bust some new artists, dancers, models and entertainers from all aspect man. I rate Beenie an Bounty from me small because dem war lyrically an not physically but right yah now the thing set up a different way star it a get violent out a street through the music an the artists dem in a war with each other star. Yow the man dem nah fi be best of frens but dem can unite an mek peace and the dancehall and music world in Jamaica can be 100% better and more recod sails and awards will be accomplished and maybe less violent in the streets in Jamaica. Is not that what we all crave unless we are all warmongers and Badminded peoples. WISE UP JAMAICAN ENTERTAINERS ITS A NEW YEAR AND WE WANT A NEW VYBES IN THE BUSINESS.Keep doing your thing Mr.Perfect.Keep giving me culture and truth.
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Posted by: blue blood
on February 2, 2007 09:49 PM
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ga long perfect album bad man love track 3 .......
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Posted by: kacy
on May 10, 2007 09:21 AM
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i lookin for lyric of dirty shame (istanbul riddim)
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Posted by: stanley
on June 11, 2007 01:54 AM
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one of your biggest fan outa here in zimbbwe big up MR PERFECT....one love
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