Dancehall Hits

Track Listings

1. Man a Shotta (War Dem Say) - Harry Toddler

2. You Done Rule - Sean Paul

3. Cloths Yuh Have On - Frisco Kid

4. Let Him Know - Lady G.

5. Hot Cloths - Cobra

6. Gwan Yah Michelle

7. War Just Start (Mi Gun Pon Me) - Merciless

8. Tina - Frisco Kid

9. Wanna Come Thief Him - Harry Toddler

10. Who - Lexxus

11. Gimmie the Weed Fi Smoke - Alley Cat

12. Wey Di Gun

13. Foundation

14. Mercedez - Lukie D

15. Oh Oh - Capleton

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Not The Originals!
Wicked Album

Shabba Ranks - Greatest Hits
Shabba Ranks
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Don Dada
Ultimate Collection
Dancehall Classics
Queen of the Pack
Best of Me

ASIN: B00005NBYU
Release Date: 2001-08-07

Tracks:

Trailor Load A Girls
Mr. Loverman
Ting-A-Ling
Housecall
Rough Life
Pirates Anthem
Roots & Culture
Shine Eye Gal
Gal Yuh Good
Slow And Sexy
Wicked In Bed
The Jam
Bad & Wicked
Let's Get It On
Twice My Age
Ram Dancehall

Customer Reviews:

Not The Originals!.......2005-09-01

I was pretty disappointed that most of the songs on this CD are remixed "for new hotness" and are not the originals. The originals are generally better. The most atrocious remix is the "Twice My Age" track. The original is infinitely better.

Wicked Album.......2004-05-26

Before there was Elephant Man and Beenie Man there was Shabbah Ranks. This Music takes me back to dancehall in the 80's.I remember Mr Loverman being released twice, it was already a big hit in the Caribbean when it got US recognition and and renewed air play. For new listeners to the dancehall genre, consider this your foundation course, for those listening for awhile its a collectors item.
My favourites on the album are Mr. Loverman, Twice My Age, and Gal yuh Good.

From Kingston to King: Greatest Hits So Far (CD/DVD Combo)

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BIG Package!!! Well done!!
Solid Collection
The most homophobic artist alive
Beenie always a king
Is he really the king?

From Kingston to King: Greatest Hits So Far (CD/DVD Combo)
Beenie Man
Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

The Trinity
Good 2 Go
Back to Basics
Tropical Storm
Undisputed

ASIN: B00076ONGE
Release Date: 2005-02-01

Tracks:

Who Am I
Girls Dem Sugar
Romie
Ole Dawg
Slam
Foundation
Nuff Gal
Bookshelf
Girls Dem Sugar - featuring Mya
Love Me Now - featuring Wyclef
Miss L.A.P.
Bossman - featuring Lady Saw & Sean Paul
Dude - featuring Ms. Thing
King of the Dancehall
Row Like A Boat
The Specialists - featuring Vybz Kartel

Album Description

The CD is a collection of Beenie Man's greatest dancehall tracks. With the DVD "Kingston to King of the Dancehall" Beenie Man shares his art and life for the first time on DVD. Includes a 31-minute featurette directed by S.A. Baron, 7 music videos and a gallery of photos by Jonathan Mannion.

Customer Reviews:

BIG Package!!! Well done!!.......2005-12-07

Firstly, Beenie has been recording since 9 years of age. Its now 20 years of music. He was crowned DJ of the year in Jamaica numerous times including a five-year streak in the 1990s. He has won nearly every major award in reggae or Caribbean music, from MOBO to Tamika, to Grammy. Its impossible to capture such a reign on ONE CD. So I must give them credit for undertaking such a difficult task. This is an excellent package filled with hardcore hits and good video footage.
The CD places the chosen hits in chronological order, which is useful for charting the success of Jamaica`s most seasoned danchall ambassador. "Who Am I", featured first, was his international breakthrough, earning him reviews in Newsweek magazine--a first at that time for a danchall entertainer. The Punaany ridim is featured here in 2 variations in Romie and Girls Dem Sugar which put Beenie firmly in the international limelight. Those singles galvanised his urban popularity in the mid to late 90s, being featured in a variety of remix styles. "Slam" introduced a different meaning to an old word and now in dancehall circles the word has only one mischeivous meaning. Other favorites here include " Row Like A Boat" which signalled Beenies return to local chart topping after international and crossover success on Art and Life. This DJ is known for his versatility on stage and in the studio and "Nuff Gal" proves why. "King of the Dancehall" a more recent hit, displays Beenies talent for sexually outrageous lines. Dave Kelly, the ace dancehall producer, teamed up with Beenie in 2004 to produce the massive hit "Dude" also featured here. After a lukewarm start to the millenium, this hit put Beenie back at the top of his game.
This CD reverberates with energy and attitude, and is a good tribute to a veteran artiste who after 2 decades is still thrilling audiences worldwide. Seen strictly from an artistic or entertainment viewpoint, this CD will certainly not disappoint.

Disclaimer:
Dancehall is not for everyone. Dancehall fans know that if you listen for a while you will hear calls to burn the Vatican, assassinate world leaders and shoot those who cooperate with the police. Sounds a lot like its cousin rap music, doesn`t it? So homosexuals should not feel they are getting any special hate. And neither Beenie, NOR DANCEHALL, is singularly guilty of these now so-called lyrical crimes.

By the way, moderators, isn`t it a contravention of the rules here that certain reviews do not even address the content of the CD they are supposed to be reviewing?

Taken from amazon.com...

"What to include:

* Your review should focus on the music on this CD."

Solid Collection.......2005-04-05

This CD/DVD is a great buy for the new and the dedicated Beenie Man fan. For new fans, this is a great introduction to the hits that have truly made Beenie Man "King Of The Dancehall."

The Audio CD opens with Beenie's earliest & one of his biggest international hits "Who Am I." Who can forget the first time they heard "Zim Zimmer, who got the keys to my beamer?" "Girls Dem Sugar" & "Romie" are 2 more classics that will get any dancehall to this day popping. "Ole Dawg" & "Slam" boast production from superstar dancehall producer Dave Kelly. Think what Dre as a producer is to hip-hop, thats Dave Kelly to dancehall. Of course the necessary Virgin hits like "Girls Dem Sugar" remix feat. Mya, "Love Me Now" feat. Wyclef, "Dude" feat. Ms. Thing & "King Of The Dancehall" are all present. Not to mention my favorite "Bossman" feat. Sean Paul & Lady Saw. Its good to see that "Row Like A Boat" (previously unreleased in the U.S.) which is Beenie praising Bogle & "The Specialists" feat. Vybz Kartel are included, as many would consider these big hits for Beenie. There are definitely hot tracks on the audio CD that any Beenie Man fan would love to have on 1 disc. Its not so much a greatest hits, but a collection, very well titled for this CD.

The DVD is the gem however, the added treat. Incredible live footage displays Beenie's raw talent, touching footage of Beenie at his best friend's funeral, and horrifying footage of Beenie's Hummer accident in Jamaica. Its all there in a half hour featurette which is very well put together. Not to mention all 7 of his music videos released on Virgin.

This is definitely a must for all Beenie Man fans. In looking at the comments at the review below, it is obvious this person does not know a thing about Beenie Man. There is not one homophobic lyric on this release, nor any of the songs on the 3 Virgin released Beenie Man albums. The singles mentioned below were released soley in Jamaica, and in the U.S. are hard if not impossible to come by. Therefore non of these songs are promoted and easily accessed to people. Not to excuse Beenie Man for actually recording them, but the very comment the reviewer below made comparing Eminem to Beenie is ridiculous. Why is Eminem excused?? This reviewer below says at least Eminem's lyrics weren't as serious & homicidal as Beenie Man's and it is expected of Eminem to say these things because he got a reputation of saying them? So that excuses Eminem? Because he is expected by people to say these things? So that makes Eminem exempt? Please the only reason this writer says this below is because Eminem is white. Its okay for Eminem because he is white, it is not okay for Beenie because of his skin color. Eminem is not to be taken seriously when he says he will murder & rape his wife because he is white, while Beenie Man is to be taken serious that he will kill gays because he is black. That was just an incredible remark. Its okay to excuse a white guy rapping about killing & raping his wife & spitting homophobic lyrics, because we expect this from Em because he has a "crazy" reputation, but Beenie Man, the Jamaican is a cold blooded killer and means what he says.

I just don't buy it. The fact none of the songs on this CD & all of the content on the DVD do not have anything remotely homophobic on them, obviously shows this reviewer did not even listen to the audio CD nor watch the DVD. Therefore that review should be voided and not taken seriously.

The most homophobic artist alive.......2005-04-03

People seem to look past Beenie Man's extremely homophobic lyrics. In the song "Damn", Beenie Man states "Well I'm think of a new Jamaica, me come to executve all of the gays". How can he get away with saying something like this. Eminem got so much attention for his homophobic lyrics on his sophomore album, but at least his lyrics weren't as serious and homocidal as this. Eminem just made jokes. Eminem kind of got the reputation of saying crazy things. Threatening to murder his wife, talking about raping his mother, people learned that Eminem was known for saying outrageous things that obviously shouldn't be taken seriously. Eminem is like a comedian, Beenie Man is not. Plus, who did we see perform with Elton John??? Who gave Elton John a big a** hug after their performance??? Beenie Mans seems much more convincing when his homophobic and homo-homicidal lyrics are heard. Beenie Man has recorded numerous songs about his homophobic views, which are much more offensive than anything Eminem has ever said. Another song that supports this, is Beenie Man's "Bad Man, Chi Chi Man", which suggests that you should be proud if you are hederosexual ("If you nun chi chi man wave your right hand and [NO!], if you nun lesbian, wave your right hand and [NO!]"). The following lyric, is percieved to me as him stating that a gay man is actually worse than a murderer, and murderers go to jail and become gay men ("Some boy will go a jail fi murda tun badman chi chi man"). The word "tun", if precieved differently, can give an entire new meaning. Does he mean "ton" or "turn". If he means "ton", he could saying that a man should have the right to kill a "ton" of people who happen to be gay, and not go to jail. In of the verses he gives in the homosexual sterotypes (And yuh seh chi chi man have one special code / Now we see yuh inna video and a naked man pose / Yuh all a gi him money fi tek off him clothes). What the hell is this all about? All gay men aren't porno stars and strippers, what the hell. Out of all the gay people I know, I don't know ANY that are strippers or porno stars. All of these lyrics are much more offensive then Eminem jokingly saying "I was only checking the mail...get it..checking the male". Beenie Man is obviously a closed-minded homophobe, just like our president. I suggest to anyone who is NOT homophobic, AVOID Beenie Man's music. I still can't figure out how he was able to collaborate with Janet Jackson, whom has completely opposite views, as you can here in here song "Free Xone" in which she supports gay people and encourages people to be who they are and not follow any rules, as well as encouraging people to be excepting and open-minded of others. Janet must have been anaware of Beenie Man's homophobic, closed-minded, and intolerant views when she collaborated with him, on the song "Feel It Boy". Beenie Man has also collabrated with people like Wyclef Jean, Lil' Kim, Mya, Jon B., and others. All who I'm pretty sure aren't homophobic, but have no proof, I just hope that they aren't, and don't get the vibe that are. Yeah, so Lil' Kim says "faggot" and stuff, but she doesn't hate gay people. I read an article about how the gay community is so found of Lil' Kim, and she was interviewed about and didn't seem to have any type of problem with gay people. I know for a fact that neither Jon B. or Mya is homophobic. But anyway, that's kind of irrelevant, I just find it interesting that he's collaborated with all these people, when he's saying this crazy things that none of these artists agree with. AVOID BEENIE MAN!!!

Beenie always a king.......2005-03-27

Anyone that is a true dancehall fan will love this CD, Beenie has been singing since the tender age of 10. He is the king indeed!! Unfortunately people think that only North American recognition boost your music career. Well those of you out there knows that Beenie Man is no one album wonder. He's been around way before Sean Paul and alot of others. Do your home work before you try to knock the "Grammy Kid". No man can keep him down, including the Gay activist.

Is he really the king?.......2005-03-22

Beenie Man is as popular as reggae/dancehall artists come these days, up there with the likes of Sean Paul and Elephant Man. So it only makes sense to try and cash in on this popularity, releasing a greatest hits album after only 3 major-label albums and a few hit singles (in the United States). But as the liner notes to "Kingston to King of the Dancehall" states, it's "not so much a greatest hit collection...as it is a selection of favorite tunes". Accompanying the 16-track CD is a DVD with 7 music videos and a 31-minute featurette on the "King of the Dancehall". Does he live up to the name?

Well, yes and no. It's all in how you listen to your music. The album is packed with bouncing 'riddims' that would cause any dance-floor to fill with plenty of grinding. The album starts off with Beenie Man's "Who am I", the song that launched him to superstardom (almost everyone can recall the line "Sim Simma, Who got the keys to my beemer"). The CD also includes the hit "Girls Dem Sugar" and its remix (by the Neptunes) featuring Mya, the popular song that caused Beenie Man's "Art and Life" to win a Grammy. Also included on the CD are hits "Romie", "Bossman" and lesser known tracks like "Ole Dawg" and "Slam".

The CD is not at all at a shortage for tracks that'll get the booties shakin', but it's not for everyone. When listening to tracks in their entirety, the beats can get pretty repetitive, the CD is much better in small doses. Some hardcore fans may not be satisfied with the exclusions of tracks like "Murderer" and "Healing", but it's hard to please everyone on a compilation album. Also, Beenie Man has received a lot of heat from gay activist groups about his allegedly homophobic lyrics. Lyrics in general are a weakness when it comes to Beenie Man's music. Insightful lines like, "Yuh body shape so good/Let mi introduce yuh to a piece a wood", will cause people who listen to music for a deeper meaning to shake their head in frustration.

Beenie Man is what he is, in response to the pressure against his lyrics, he replied, "A gay man is [still] a man," and "It is very wrong to incite violence against anybody". This music is not meant to be analyzed, instead it should simply be enjoyed. The bonus DVD is enjoyable and a great added feature for fans. But this album seems to be made for his latest audience, seeing that there was a "Best of Beenie Man" album released 5 years ago with far fewer North American hits. Overall, the lyrics won't make your jaw drop, it may be missing some of his essential roots, but the beats on the album are sure to make your body move.

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Buy it, if you're a viper...
Great Memories !!!

Big Blunts: 12 Smokin' Reggae Hits
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Tommy Boy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Dub | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

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1990s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

Big Blunts, Vol. 3
Big Blunts, Vol. 2
The Wall (Deluxe Packaging Digitally Remastered)

ASIN: B000000HJJ
Release Date: 1994-01-25

Tracks:

Under Mi Sleng Teng Remix (Muggs Old School Remix) - Wayne Smith
Chalice In The Palace - U-Roy
Herbman Smuggling - Yellowman And Fathead
Jamaican Weed - Lone Ranger
Legalize The Herb - Ninjaman
One Draw - Rita Marley
Under Mi Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith
Herbsman Hustling - Sugar Minott
Under Mi Sensi - Barrington Levy
The Herb - Tony Rebel
Pass The Kushempeng - Frankie Rebel
Pass The Kutchie - The Mighty Diamonds

Customer Reviews:

Buy it, if you're a viper..........2004-06-17

An absolute must have for the completion of your personal smoker esthetic. A mood-setter, background music, dance lube--you name it, this compilation provides it. Rita Marley's track takes me back to the early days, driving around to get out of the house and listen to "One Draw" with the C-130s.

Great Memories !!!.......2004-05-26

My Beloved Andrew use to listen to this CD back in 1994. I miss him so much! I couldn't find it nowhere and was glad it was found here! I use to cook some great curry chicken and ox tails while he played this cd and my dream was to visit Jamaica and learn his culture (I'am Puerto Rican). My favorite song is "One Draw" by Rita Marley. Forever R.I.P. Andrew 4/20/72 * 9/11/01

.......2000-06-03

Rasta Red Eye Mellow Groove Smooth Tasting Dope! Excellent title, art and concept! Gotta get cool with this one, it will put a smile on your face and some IRIE in your life...

Some of my favorites are: "Under Mi Sleng Teng Remix" by Wayne Smith with the crew from Cypress Hill, "Jamaican Weed" by Lone Ranger, "One Draw" by Rita Marley, "The Herb" by Tony Rebel, "Under Mi Sensi" by Barrinton Levy, and "Herbsman Hustling" by Sugar Minott.

Tracks:

Moonlight Lover
Bounty Hunter
Rob & Gone
21Girl Salute
River Jordan
Mary Long Tongue
My Love
Words Of Jah Jah
Robin Hood
Changes In Life
When Friday Comes
Kiss & Caress
Looking My Love
Reggae Music
Shine Eye Girl
Dub Sister Carol
Why Did You Leave Me
Money Move
Little Carol
Prison Oval Rock

Customer Reviews:

excellent.......2007-01-25

this album is as it states Vintage Barrington as most of these songs have been done over by Barrington in later years with a more dancehall beat to them.

straight mashin.......1999-09-29

barris greatest all on one cd...what more can u ask 4? glaringly ommited is "open book", but hey then it would be 21 vintage hits. I can't believe amazon even has their hands on it it's so rare....

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BEST REGGAE EVER

20 Super Hits
Yellowman
Manufacturer: Sonic Sounds
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

King Yellowman
The Biggest Dancehall Anthems, 1979-82: The Birth of Dancehall
Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
Very Very Yellow Christmas
Wa-Do-Dem

ASIN: B000003NIW
Release Date: 1991-07-29

Tracks:

Ram Dance Master
Mr. Chin
Natty Sat Up On A Rock
Lost Mi Lover
Two To Six Supermix
I'm Getting Married
A Lie But A True
Woman A The Root Of All Evil
Good Will Always Follow You
Soldier Take Over
Nobody Move
Ram Jam Master
Tarzan
GirlsThem Pet
Watch It
Chat Politics Pon Sound
Going To The Chapel
No Luck In Gambling
Walking Jewellery Store
Reggae Get The Grammy

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BEST REGGAE EVER.......1999-08-05

This is the finest reggae cd I have ever heard. Yellowman's voice is remarkable and the traditional reggae beat is great. Buy this one!

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Great Mix Of Currrent Stars

Soca, Dancehall and Reggae Hits
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Empire Musicwerks
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Hot Soca Party: 15 Giant Caribbean Hits
Soca Gold 2006
Soca Anthems, Vol. 2
Soca Fire Inna Jamdown Stylee
Dancehall Classics

ASIN: B00068CVEO
Release Date: 2004-11-09

Tracks:

Turn Me On (Love Child Remix) - Alison Hinds
Toy Friend - Beenie Man
Don't Want To Lose You (Sequal Remix) - Shawn Desman
Sexy Ways - Kevin Lyttle
Pull Up - Mr. Vegas
Trini 2 De Bone - David Rudder
Over You (Sour Grapes Mix) - 2 N Trigue
Sexy Ways (Butternut Mix) - Kevin Lyttle
Happy Birthday - Edwin Yearwood
Thank God Its Friday - Anselm Douglas
Not This Girl (Eddies Mix) - 2 N Trigue
Never Know That - Alison Hinds
Lay Your Love On Me - I Mana
Anything/I Will Survive (Divorce Rhythm) - Anselm Douglas
The Wedding Song - Geln Washington

Customer Reviews:

Great Mix Of Currrent Stars.......2004-12-17

I was pleasantly surprised with this one If you dig the current wave you'll find alot to like on this comp - Very well put together with some big stars and some very talented up and comers with some nice mixes that you wont hear anywhere else. If you dig Kevin Lyttle, Allison Hinds, Beenie Man - this comp is a must have

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Jamaica's Golden Hits, Vol. 2
Byron Lee & the Dragonaires
Manufacturer: Vp Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

Jamaica | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

Trinidad | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

Soca | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Jamaican Ska | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Ska General | Ska | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00000GAQC
Release Date: 1995-12-01

Tracks:

Simmer Down
Dancing Mood
Puppet On A String
Eastern Standard Time
Riverbank
It's You
Schooling The Duke
Pressure & Slide
Ride You Donkey
You Won't See Me
Carry Go Bring Come
Worried Over You

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R&B Hits Reggae Style
Pam Hall
Manufacturer: Vp Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

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Missing You Baby

ASIN: B00005BC5G
Release Date: 2001-05-08

Tracks:

You Heart Run Free
Someday We Will Be Together
Love Make a Woman
My Heart Will Go On
Children of the Night
I'll Always Love You
Lean on Me
Come See About Me
Love Should Have Brought You
Sad Movies
Unbreak My Heart
Let It Be Me
You Mean the World to Me
Our Day Will Come
I Love Me Some Him
No Time to Loose

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Trojan Box Set: U.K. Hits
Various Artists
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Dub | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Rocksteady | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Ska General | Ska | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

International | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00005UBK8
Release Date: 2007-02-27

Tracks:

Guns of Navarone - The Skatalites
I'm in the Mood for Ska - Lord Tanamo
0.0.7. (Shanty Town) - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Rudy, A Message to You - Dandy Livingstone
Train to Skaville - The Ethiopians
Israelites - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Return of Django - The Upsetters
Wet Dream - Max Romeo
Dollar in the Teeth - The Upsetters
It Mek - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Red Red Wine - Tony Tribe
Many Rivers to Cross - Jimmy Cliff
Long Shot Kick de Bucket - The Pioneers
Liquidator
Pickney Girl - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Sweet Sensation - The Melodians
Monkey Man - The Maytals

Tracks:

Wonderful World, Beautiful People - Jimmy Cliff
Skinhead Moonstomp - Symarip
Vietnam - Jimmy Cliff
Sun Is Shining - Bob Marley
Rivers of Babylon - The Melodians
Young, Gifted, and Black - Bob & Marcia
You Can Get It If You Really Want - Desmond Dekker
Double Barrel - Dave & Ansel Collins
Love of the Common People - Nicky Thomas
Montego Bay - Freddie Notes & The Rudies
Black Pearl - Horace Faith
Snoopy Versus the Red Baron - Hot Shots
Black and White - Greyhound
Let Your Yeah Be Yeah - The Pioneers
Monkey Spanner - Dave & Ansel Collins
Rain - Bruce Ruffin

Tracks:

Pied Piper - Bob & Marcia
Give and Take - The Pioneers
Big Six - Judge Dread
I Am What I Am - Greyhound
Big Seven - Judge Dread
Suzanne Beware of the Devil - Dandy Livingstone
Moon River - Greyhound
Big Eight - Judge Dread
Big City - Dandy Livingstone
Help Me Make It Through the Night - John Holt
Crying Over You - Ken Boothe
Ram Goat Liver - Pluto Shervington
Everything I Own - Ken Boothe
Ire Feelings - Rupie Edwards
Hurt So Good - Susan Cadogan
Uptown Top Ranking - Althea & Donna
Money in My Pocket - Dennis Brown

The Barrington Levy Collection: Greatest Hits 1979-1989

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The Barrington Levy Collection: Greatest Hits 1979-1989
Barrington Levy
Manufacturer: Greensleeves
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Dance Hall | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

Dub | Reggae | International | Styles | Music

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Reggae | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00004U193
Release Date: 1999-05-12

Tracks: