Looking back at Stitchie’s Billboard-charted songs

According to Jamaica Observer (Entertainment), Dancehall artiste-turned-gospel deejay Lieutenant Stitchie, who passed away on Monday, charted on multiple Billboard listings. His first charted single was the remix of Dress to Impress , a major release for Atlantic Records, which climbed as far as #16 on the Billboard Dance Music Club Play chart in March 1990. Signed to Atlantic Records in 1988, Stitchie released three albums for the New York-based label. They are The Governor (1989), Wild Jamaican Romances (1991), and Rude Boy (1993). Ego Tripping, featuring Mad Lion, rose to #36 on the now-defunct Billboard R&B/Hip Hop Singles Sales chart in December 1999. It spent three weeks on Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs chart, peaking at #96. Mr Lover , a collaboration with Chevelle Franklyn, peaked at #29 on R&B/Hip Hop Singles Sales chart in early 2000, but stalled at #92 on Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs. Over on Hot Rap Songs, Ego Tripping s