Released in 1986 on Germain Records, What One "Riddim" Can Do is a pioneering dancehall and reggae compilation that showcases the uniquely Jamaican "one-rhythm" album format. Produced by Donovan Germain, the LP features an all-star cast of vocalists and musicians taking turns lending their own melodies, lyrics, and styles over a single, infectious instrumental track (frequently referred to as the "Pressure & Slide" or "What One Can Do" riddim). Featuring Tonto Irie, Johnny Osbourne, Tenor Saw, Yellowman, Sugar Minott, Audrey Hall, Owen Gray, Dean Fraser & DX7 & D Linn Drum Machine. One Rhythm Album, Pressure and Slide.
- A1 World's Best Lover
- A2 Rock-A-Dub
- A3 No Work On Sunday
- A4 One Hundred Sexy Girls
- B1 Cool Down
- B2 One Dance Won't Do
- B3 Standing In His Way
- B4 Pressure On The Sax
- B5 The "Riddim"
