Jamaican Roots

1. Reckless - Afrika Bambaataa, UB40

2. Don't Look Back (You've Gotta Walk) - Peter Tosh

3. I Wanna Be Your Man - Chaka Demus & Pliers

4. African Herbsman - Bob Marley

5. Shine - Aswad

6. Get up, Stand Up - Big Youth

7. Scatterlings of Africa - Johnny Clegg & Savuka

8. Africa - Dennis Brown

9. South Africa

10. Girlie Girlie - Sophia George

11. Gal Your Body Good - Buju Banton

12. Place Called Africa - Winston Prince

13. Carry Go Bring Come - Justin Hinds & Dominoes

14. Rivers of Babylon - Ken Boothe

15. Iron Lion Zion - Rudy Thomas

16. Pretty Africa - Desmond Dekker

Tracks:

Long Time Ago
Pure Sugar
Jah Will Go On
Time I Know
Soul Love
Two Bulls
Walkey Walk Tall
Hillside Airstrip
Born Free
New Day

Album Description

A musical consortium in the style of roots reggae and 70's Jamaican sound. It's captivating, soulful, passionate and heavy dub. The members also play in the band John Brown's Body (Shanachie Records). Standard jewel case. 2001 release.

Customer Reviews:

A FIRMLY PLANTED GANJA PLANT.......2004-01-16

Of all the non-jamaican reggae artists I've heard, 10ft. may very well be the most impressive. The tracks have an old-school feel to them while still sounding fresh and new. There's a few members of John Brown's Body involved in this project but I think that the Plant sounds even more authentic. If you like roots, then please pick this up!

A MUST HAVE !!!!!.......2001-10-16

If you're a fan of John Brown's Body, you simply must find a place for this CD in your collection. A collaboration between Craig Welsh and various musicians including members of JBB, these tracks will round out your reggae collection with an alternative but rootsy feel and sound. Great lyrics by Welsh and The Plant. The riffs are really phat in places. The keyboarding is simply AWESOME - traditional but fresh. In fact, for me, the keyboarding, combined with some serious, infectious and psychodelic dub, provides some of the most memorable highlights. And although I'm not sure if it's my system or not, but my recording features some very welcome feedback on the phatter base line.
Key Tracks: "Born Free" (not sure who's on vocals but his voice sounds like Floyd Lloyd - a Jamaican ska favorite), "Long Time Ago" (unsure of lead vocals, fantastic background vocals almost sounding like the Gladiators or Israel Vibration), "Time I Know" (a rootsy phsychodelic ode to Jah with Kevin Kinsella on lead vocals), "Soul Love" (rootsy track with an R&B feel and some nice harp) "Pure Sugar" (very JBB-like sound featuring Kevin Kinsella and Elliot Martin on vocals). "Jah Will Go On", "Two Bulls" and "Hillside Airstrip" provide some trippy dub. Turn the lights out, the volume up and the bass all the way to the right - THIS IS PHAT!
If you ever get a chance to see John Brown's Body live - do it. I've seen them twice at The Middle East in Cambridge, MA and thoroughly enjoyed myself. One of the few bands that have mastered the fine art of live dub without producing waves of electronic dribble. There is word of a forthcoming album, but unfortunately I also here their label, Shanachie, recently dropped them. No worries, another will surely pick them up soon. Enjoy.

The best American roots/dub you've ever heard............2001-03-15

This album knocked me down---Spawning from members of the incredible Northeast rootical band John Brown's Body (JBB), this studio dub can be compared to the greatest. From top to bottom I was continually blown away--if you didn't know any better you'd think it was layed down at Tubby's in '79. Even the beautiful cover artwork (as well as the theme) represents JA. Take special note of track 2--as the title implies it's PURE SUGAR! This tune utilizes the vocals of JBB members Kevin and Elliot, and shows the world how talented they truly are. TIME I KNOW, WALKEY WALK TALL, and the psychedelic TWO BULLS stand out as phenomenal, but there is not one weak track--I have already purchased 2 of these discs!!!--WORLDWIDE RECOGNITION IS DUE.--Big up to Craig Welsch for his IMMENSE skills, to JBB and associated members, and to Ithaca/Boston for keepin' it real. BUY THIS ALBUM!!! JAH GUIDANCE AND BLESSINGS!!! ONE LOVE!!

Reggae Pulse 2: Hit Songs - Jamaican Style

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Rises Above the Novelty Premise
Not the best quality
4 stars....

Reggae Pulse 2: Hit Songs - Jamaican Style
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Trojan Us
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Legend (New Packaging)

ASIN: B00009PJRK
Release Date: 2003-06-17

Tracks:

Rock The Boat Inner Circle
I Second That Emotion The Chosen Few
Cecilia Bruce Ruffin
Aint No Sunshine Ken Boothe
Band Of Gold Marcia Griffiths
(Sittin On) The Dock Of The Bay Dennis Brown
The Way You Do The Things You Do Eric Donaldson
Tears On My Pillow Johnny Clarke
My World Is Empty Without You The Heptones
Here Comes The Sun Sharon Forrester
Rock Your Baby The Cimarrons
If You Dont Know Me By Now Zap Pow
In The Ghetto Susan Cadogan
Everybody Plays The Fool The Chosen Few
You Make Me Feel Brand New Boris Gardiner
Another Day In Paradise Dennis Brown
Ill Be There Barry Biggs
When Will I See You Again Marcia Griffiths
If Loving You Is Wrong The Maytones
To Love Somebody Busty Brown
Lovin You Janet Kay
Just My Imagination Jimmy London
Fever Susan Cadogan
Papa Was A Rolling Stone The Pioneers

Customer Reviews:

Rises Above the Novelty Premise.......2006-06-13

That this album's covers are mostly of Sixties and Seventies classics is its saving grace. Consistantly great song choices coupled with a few inspired vocal and instrumental performances make this collection rise above its somewhat "novelty" nature. Purely entertaining, and certainly not pretending to be anything it's not.

Not the best quality .......2005-08-11

I just can't get over the "hissing" in the background, it sounds like a recording from the 50's (monostereo). Based on the track listing, it seems like an excellent compilation. But the repetitive & similar reggae beats create a droning, monotonous album. Makes me prefer the original recordings.

4 stars...........2004-01-28

The general sound/feel of the album is great. However, the quality of the recording on several tracks (female vocalists in each case) seemed imbalanced -- phrases seemed to be missing. I don't know if I got a bad disk, or if the music just overpowered the words.

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Another Solid Album
Pretty Irie

Bass Chalice
10 Ft. Ganja Plant
Manufacturer: Roir
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Hillside Airstrip
Midnight Landing
Pressure Points
This Day
Among Them

ASIN: B000BM7YOM
Release Date: 2005-10-18

Tracks:

Blood Money
Engine Trouble
Last Dance
Suits and Ski Masks
To Each (feat. The Meditations),
Burning James
Your Voice
Swedish Prison
Deliver Us Jah
Bass Chalice

Product Description

Bass Chalice, is 10 Ft. Ganja Plants third release on ROIR. Their first, entitled Hillside Airstrip, and second, Midnight Landing, were both uniformly hailed by the music press (see next page). This time around, things are a bit different. First off, 10 Ft. Ganja Plant will be touring! Before this, the only chance anyone had to see them live was at an impromptu show, usually in the Boston area. There have only been a handful of these gigs and their frenzied, sweaty nature has left audiences clamoring for more. In early 2006, they will get it10 Ft. Ganja Plants first ever tour! Beyond this, Bass Chalice sees 10 Ft. stripping away a bit of the mystery surrounding the bands lineup and actually letting us disclose a very special guest appearance by the legendary 70s Jamaican vocal reggae group The Meditations! Their first two albums, Message from the Meditations and Wake Up are downright, stone-cold reggae classics that must be heard. On Bass Chalice they grace To Each with a spellbinding vocal performance! The Meditations are a fitting addition to the album because Bass Chalice, at its heart, is inspired by the recording processes of the great Jamaican studio bands of the 70's (and their American counterparts at Motown and Stax) where a song was typically written, learned, and recorded live in a single session, with no regrets, and no apologies. Add to this ethos some dubwise studio mastery and experimentation and you begin to get the picture. This is good news for a genre that seems to be gathering steam in recent months. Apart from big releases on ROIR by Dub Trio, Bush Chemists & Dr. Israel, other bands have been making their mark on stages around the country: Matisyahu, Future Pigeon, Dub Nomads, Dub Gabriel, Dub As A Weapon, Jah Division, and (on a different level) Damian Junior Gong Marley. Dub & roots reggae is more popular than ever and the 10 Ft. Ganja Plant army is poised to make a big, smoky impression.

Customer Reviews:

Another Solid Album.......2006-04-07

Bass Chalice is yet another really solid album from a group that I think deserves more attention. If you like their first two albums then you definitely need to pick this one up. Bass Chalice, for the most part, holds true to form to their 70's roots style with modern touches that make this group so great to listen to. That being said, I feel that this album is more modern sounding than the other two. They have added some horns into the mix (ie. "Suits and Ski Masks") that add a jazzier feel as well as losing a bit of that really rootsy studio sound that they have captured so well in the past. The first track "Blood Money" has stood out as the best track for me and creates an almost impossible standard for the rest of the disk to live up to. I agree with the last review that not every track is strong although still a must-have if you are a fan. I can't wait until they go on tour.

Pretty Irie.......2006-02-28

Bass Chalice is, in my opinon, 10ft ganja plants best album I was disappointed in Midnight landing, very pleased with hillside airstrip, but bas chalice has to top them with out a doubt. Like its title bass chalice as some very original and enjoyable bass lines. "blood money" is a great song with a very cool bass line and doesnt go on for to long the same goes for "bass chalice" which has an uplifteing beat and finishes the cd perfecttly. the reason it doesnt get a 5 is because not every song is all that great. Overall If you are a roots fan and treasure well written bass lines bass chalice should be in your roots reggae collection

Tougher Than Tough: The Story Of Jamaican Music

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Proof that there is no god...
AN EYE OPENER
Foundational ska reggae from the island that started it
The King of Reggae compilations
An AMAZING BOX SET

Tougher Than Tough: The Story Of Jamaican Music
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Mango
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Arkology

ASIN: B000003QLC
Release Date: 1993-11-16

Tracks:

Oh Carolina - Folkes Brothers
Boogie in My Bones - Laurel Aitken
Midnight Track - Owen Gray
Easy Snappin' - Theophilus Beckford
Housewives Choice - Derrick & Patsy
Forward March - Derrick Morgan
Miss Jamaica - Jimmy Cliff
My Boy Lollipop - Millie Small
Six and Seven Books of Moses - The Maytals
Simmer Down - The Wailers
Man in the Street - Don Drummond
Carry Go Bring Come - Justin Hines & The Dominoes
Guns of Navarone - Skatalites
Al Capone - Prince Buster
Hard Man Fe Dead - Prince Buster
Tougher than Tough - Derrick Morgan
Girl I've Got a Date - Alton Ellis
Happy Go Lucky Girl - The Paragons
Dancing Mood - Delroy Wilson
The Train is Coming - Ken Boothe
Take It Easy - Hopeton Lewis
Ba Ba Boom - The Jamaicans
007 (Shanty Town) - Desmond Dekker
I've Got to Go Back Home - Bob Andy
Queen Majesty - The Techniques
Loving Pauper - Dobby Dobson
Don't Stay Away - Phyllis Dillon

Tracks:

Israelites - Desmond Dekker
54-46 (That's My Number) - The Maytals
Reggae Hit the Town - The Ethiopians
Wet Dream - Max Romeo
My Conversation - The Uniques
Bangarang - Stranger Cole & Lester Sterling
Return of Django - The Upsetters
The Liquidator - Harry J. Allstars
Rivers of Babylon - Melodians
The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff
Young, Gifted and Black - Bob & Marcia
Wake the Town - U Roy
How Long - Pat Kelly
Double Barrel - Dave & Ansell Collins
Blood and Fire - Niney
Cherry Oh Baby - Eric Donaldson
Better Must Come - Delroy Wilson
Money in My Pocket - Dennis Brown
Stick by Me - John Holt
Teach the Children - Dennis Alcapone
S.90 Skank - Big Youth
Everything I Own - Ken Boothe
Westbound Train - Dennis Brown
Move Out A Babylon - Johnnie Clarke
Curly Locks - Junior Byles

Tracks:

Country Boy - The Heptones
Welding - I. Roy
Marcus Garvey - Burning Spear
Right Time - The Mighty Diamonds
Natty Sing Hit Songs - Roman Stewart
Ballistic Affair - Leroy Smart
Tenement Yard - Jacob Miller
War Ina Babylon - Max Romeo
Police And Thieves - Junior Murvin
Two Sevens Clash - Culture
I'm Still Waiting - Delroy Wilson
No Woman No Cry - Bob Marley & The Wailers
Uptown Top Ranking - Althia & Donna
Number One - Gregory Isaacs
Bredda Gravalicious - Wailing Souls
River Jordan - Sugar Minott
Armagideon Time - Willie Williams
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - Black Uhuru
Fort Augustus - Junior Delgado
Joggin' - Freddie McGregor
Sitting & Watching - Dennis Brown

Tracks:

Night Nurse - Gregory Isaacs
Mad Over Me - Yellowman
Diseases - Michigan & Smiley
Water Pumping - Johnnie Osbourne
Pass the Tusheng Peng - Frankie Paul
Here I Come - Barrington Levy
Ring the Alarm - Tenor Saw
Under Me Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith
Tempo - Anthony Red Rose
Boops - Supercat
Greetings - Half Pint
Punanny - Admiral Bailey
Hol' A Fresh - Red Dragon
Rumours - Gregory Isaacs
Cover Me - Tinga Stewart & Ninjaman
Legal Rights - Papa San & Lady G
Wicked Inna Bed - Shabba Ranks
Bandolero - Pinchers
Yuh Dead Now - Tiger
Bogle Dance - Buju Banton
Murder She Wrote - Chaka Demus & Pliers
Oh Carolina - Shaggy

Amazon.com

Over the course of four CDs, this is the essential musical history of the loudest island in the world, with the emphasis on essential. It starts in the time before ska, and brings it all up to the dominance of dancehall in the '90s. Along the way there's ska, rocksteady, reggae, and dub; 95 great tracks, every single one a classic. About the only major artist not represented is Lee Perry, and his productions sneak in there. Steve Barrow's notes will carry you through the story. This is about as perfect as they come, in both form and content. Chris Nickson

Customer Reviews:

Proof that there is no god..........2006-08-30

... is the fact that this set has been allowed to go OOP. Read the other 23 reviews; this is the ABSOLUTE best collection of Jamaican music on (or now, off) the market. People would come to my home and hear this set, and the next day, buy it.

What a shame.

AN EYE OPENER.......2005-10-06

This box set really opened my eyes, my ears and my mind to the infinite possibilities within Jamaican music. It is without a doubt the most important set of discs I own. As the title suggests, it is the history of Jamaican music in one handy box. Music for the body, the mind, and the soul. The liner notes are exceptional, invaluable even. If you have the money, by all means get this set. Classic songs by essential artists. VERY HIGHLY RECCOMMENDED.

Foundational ska reggae from the island that started it.......2005-06-01

This set is the best of several sets I have collected with early ska and reggae music. Read the list of songs: early Maytals, Wailers, Bob Marley, and more. This collection has historical value and all that. But most importantly it is very listenable and danceable.

The King of Reggae compilations.......2004-09-22

I bought this set when I was in the infancy of my interest in Jamaican music and Jamaica. Every song is truly special in a historical and musical sense! I started off listening to Bob Marley and then found this gem.
I first listened to this set one night, soon after I came back from Jamaica, whilst sipping Blue Mountain coffee and burning incense(only!)---I was back in Jamaica... I still love the set even after listening to it a hundred times. If you are looking for sappy, cheesy generic reggae music you're looking in the wrong place. Once you buy the set, you will keep it forever--A real classic. Enjoy, Mon!

An AMAZING BOX SET.......2004-04-05

I bought this CD set on a whim in 1993. It is one of the most amazing impulse purchases I have ever made!!! You hear the development of a nation's music. Great written info and pics accompany the 4 CDs - it adds color and background. But to fully appreciate the roots of ska and reggae, you just kick back and listen to the cds, from song one on cd one. Truly a journey.

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Trojan Box Set: A Jamaican Story
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Trojan Records UK
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000057ZCG
Release Date: 2001-03-27

Tracks:

I'm in the Mood for Ska - Lord Tanamo
Next Door Neighbour - Leon Silvera, Owen Silvera
Watermelon Man - Baba Brooks
Get up Edina - Desmond Dekker
Silver Dollar - Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
Doctor Dick - Rita Marley & the Soulettes, Lee "Scratch" Perry
When I Call Your Name - Stranger & Patsy
Blackberry Brandy - Roland Alphonso
Jezebel - Lloyd & Glen
Baby I Love You - Carl Dawkins
Happy Go Lucky Girl - The Paragons
No Raise No Praise - Derrick Morgan
Carry Go Bring Come - Justin Hinds & Dominoes
Blessings of Love - Alton Ellis
I Don't Need Your Love - Chuck & Dobby,
Congo War - Lord Brynner
Don D Lion - Don Drummond

Tracks:

Rough and Tough - Stranger Cole
Free Man - The Ethiopians
Strongman Sampson - Eric "Monty" Morris
Duck Soup - Drumbago All Stars
Wrong Embryo - Rulers
Sudden Destruction - Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
What Can I Say - Tartans
I'm So in Love With You - The Techniques
007 (Shanty Town) - Desmond Dekker
Want Me Cock - Owen & Leon Silvera, Leon Silvera, Owen Silvera
Iron Bar - Lord Tanamo
Miss Jamaica - Jimmy Cliff
Jezebel - Owen Gray
Phoenix City - Roland Alphonso
One Eyed Giant - Baba And His Band Brooks
Rub and Squeeze - Lee "Scratch" Perry
Let George Do It - Don Drummond

Tracks:

Over the River - Justin Hinds & Dominoes
If I Didn't Love You - Eric "Monty" Morris
Tide Is High - The Paragons
Guns of Navarone - The Skatalites
Blazing Fire - Derrick Morgan
Doctor Zhivago - Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
Rudie Get Plenty - Spanishtonians
Train to Skaville - The Ethiopians
Open the Door - Clive & Naomi,
Musical Store Room - Frank Anderson
Blam Blam Fever - The Valentines, The Valentines
Sammy No Dead - Clancy Eccles
Storm Warning - Lyn Taitt & The Comets
Girl I've Got a Date - Alton Ellis
Third Man Theme - Granville Williams
Denham Town - Winston & George

Tracks:

Marijuana - Sly Dunbar
Storming the Death Star - Roots Radics
Public Eyes - Gregory Isaacs
Love of Jah Jah Children - GG's All-Stars
Dancing Version - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators
Miss Know It All - Scientist
Rebel Dance - The Observer All Stars
Dubbing Sandra - The Upsetters
King Tubby's Conversation Dub - King Tubby
Crabbit Version - Aggrovators
White Rum - Sly Dunbar
Mission Impossible - Roots Radics
Leggo Beast - Gregory Isaacs
Dubbin and Wailin - Velvet Shadows
Rema Dub - The Observer All Stars
Long Time Dub - The Upsetters
Version I Can Feel With Love - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators

Tracks:

King Tubby's Explosion Dub - King Tubby
Cocain - Sly Dunbar
Death of Mr. Spock - Roots Radics
Nigger - Gregory Isaacs
Right Road to Dubland - Jahlights
Jah Jah Dub - Aggrovators
Rasta Locks - Niney the Observer
Dub Dat - The Upsetters
Gorgon of Dubs and Horns - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators
King Tubby's Patient Dub - King Tubby
Black Ash - Sly Dunbar
Son of Darth Vadar - Roots Radics
Slum - Gregory Isaacs
Do You Dub - Aggrovators
Mosquito Dub - GG's All-Stars
Dubbing with the Observer - The Observers
Rock Me in Dub - Thompsons All Stars

Tracks:

Freedom Dub - The Upsetters
Gigantic Dub - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators
Collie - Sly Dunbar
Tam Tam - Gregory Isaacs
Turntable Dub - Oberservers
Scientist Ganja Dub - Scientist
Dub on My Pillow - Aggrovators
Herb - Sly Dunbar
Alien Aborts - Roots Radics
Leaving - Gregory Isaacs
Dread Dub - Lloyds All Stars
Sir Niney's Rock - Niney the Observer
Big Boss of Dubs - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators
Dub So - The Upsetters
King Tubby's Badness Dub - King Tubby
African Dub - The Silvertones

Tracks:

Rock Steady - Alton Ellis
Beautiful and Dangerous - Desmond Dekker
On the Beach - The Paragons
Little Nut Tree - The Melodians
Teardrops Falling - The Versatiles
Loser - Derrick Harriott
Shocking Love - Federals, The Federals
Just Tell Me - The Maytals
Here I Stand - Justin Hinds & Dominoes
Come on Now - The Ethiopians
Somebody's Baby - Pat Kelly
Illya Kuryakin - Ike Bennett and The Crystalites
You You - Natives in Black
It's Hard to Confess - The Gaylads
Do I Worry - Derrick Harriott
Conquering Ruler - Derrick Morgan
My Conversation - The Uniques

Tracks:

Island in the Sun - The Paragons
To Sir With Love - Lyn Taitt
You're Gonna Need Me - Errol Dunkley
Don't Touch Me Tomato - Phyllis Dillon
Dreader Than Dread - Honey Boy Martin
Mother's Young Gal - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Swing and Dine - The Melodians
Walk the Streets - Derrick Harriott
Riding High on a Windy Day - The Paragons
ABC Rocksteady - The Gaylads
All My Tears - Alton Ellis
Super Special - Lester Sterling
Young Wings Can Fly - Johnny & the Attractions
Trust the Book - The Versatiles
Can't You See - Ken Boothe
Born to Love You - Derrick Harriott
Wear You to the Ball - The Paragons

Tracks:

Rudies All Round - Joe White
People Rocksteady - The Uniques
Once upon a Time - Delroy Wilson
Ba Ba Boom - The Jamaicans
Live It Up - Natives in Black
Upsetter - Lee "Scratch" Perry
Solomon - Derrick Harriott
Engine 54 - The Ethiopians
I Want to Go Home - Derrick Morgan
I'll Get Along Without You - The Melodians
Save a Bread - Justin Hinds & Dominoes
Silent River (Runs Deep) - The Gaylettes
Time Has Come - The Versatiles
Bongo Gal - Desmond Dekker & the Aces
Shdow of You Smile - Tommy McCook
Over the Rainbow's End - The Gaylads

Tracks:

Screaming Target - Big Youth
Festival Wise - U-Roy
Yamaha Skank - Shorty the President
DJ's Choice - Winston "Horseman" Williams
Hot Bomb - I-Roy
King of Kings - Dennis Alcapone
I Got to Get Away - Dave Barker
Pride and Joy Rock - Big Youth
Love Is a Treasure - Lizzy Borden
Tide Is High - U-Roy
Riddle I This - Scotty
Blackman Time - I-Roy
Herbsman Shuffle - Andy Capp, King Stitt
Cambodia - Blake Boy
S90 Skank - Big Youth
Place Called Africa - Winston Prince
Earthquake - U-Roy

Tracks:

Clean Race - Scotty
Spanish Amigo - Dennis Alcapone
Buck and the Preacher - I-Roy
Hot Stick Version - Phillip Samuels
Be Careful - Big Youth
True True - U-Roy
Vigerton 2 - King Stitt
Cow Town Skank - U-Roy
Teach the Children - Dennis Alcapone
Red Gold and Green - I-Roy
Draw Your Brakes - Scotty
Jack of My Trade - Sir Lord Comic
Moving Version - Big Youth
Give Me Power Version - King Iwah
Flashing My Whip - U-Roy
Fire Corner - King Stitt
Ripe Cherry - Dennis Alcapone

Tracks:

Hammering - Catherine Campbell
Shock & Shake - Charlie Ace
To the Fields - Herman
I Worry - Scotty
Tripe Girl - I-Roy
Dreamland Version - Big Youth
Great Woggie - Dennis Alcapone
Love I Tender - U-Roy
High Explosion - Lloyd Young
Wet Version - Dave Barker
Children Children - Scotty
Right Song - Lizzy Borden
Killer - Big Youth
Ten Commandments - Prince Heron
DJ's Choice - Dennis Alcapone
Dr. Phibbs - I-Roy

Tracks:

Living in the Footsteps - Delroy Wilson
Put a Little Love in Your Heart - Marcia Griffiths
In Paradise - Jackie Edwards
Why Baby Why - Ken Boothe
Lips of Wine - Dennis Brown
Stay a Little Bit Longer - Delano Stewart
Ring of Gold - The Melodians
Memories by the Score - John Holt
Our Day Will Come - The Heptones
Lonely Man - Dave Barker
Have You Seen Her? - Derrick Harriott
Daddy's Home - Pat Kelly
Sad News - The Ethiopians
I'll Be Waiting - Alton Ellis
Thin Line Between Love and Hate - B.B. Seaton
All I Have Is Love - Gregory Isaacs
Love Me for a Reason - The Fab Five Inc.

Tracks:

Turning Point (Where Do I Turn) - Slim Smith
Til I Can't Take It Anymore - David Isaacs
My Jamaican Girl - The Gaylads
I'm So Proud - Joe Smith
Silly Wasn't I - Sharon Forrester
Please Stay - Larry Marshall
Here I Am Baby - Al Brown
Riding for a Fall - Horace Andy
It Must Be True Love - Toots & the Maytals
No More Heartache - Beltones
That's When It Hurts - The Silvertones
Tonight - Keith & Tex
One Woman - Bob Andy
Never Found a Girl - Cornell Campbell
Left With a Broken Heart - The Paragons
Fever - Susan Cadogan

Tracks:

Your Eyes Are Dreaming - Jackie Edwards
Silhouette - Dennis Brown
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Marcia Griffiths
Now I Know - Ken Boothe
You Don't Need Me - The Melodians
It Hurts - Delroy Wilson
You Make Me Feel Brand New - Inner Circle
Rich in Love - Glen Adams
Darling Ooh - Errol Dunkley
Let Me Hold Your Hand - The Heptones
Soulful Love - Pat Kelly
You Will Never Find Another Love Like Mine - John Holt
Since I Lost My Baby - Derrick Harriott
Things of the Past - Phyllis Dillon
Honey Child - Bob Andy
You'll Lose a Precious Love - The Uniques
Just as Long as You Need Me - Busty Brown

Tracks:

Tribute to Bob Marley (Intro) - Prince Far I
Tribute to Bob Marley, Pt. 2 - Prince Far I
Mellow Mood - Judy Mowatt
Mellow Mood [Version] - The Gaytones
Mr. Chatterbox - Max Romeo
I Shot the Sheriff - Ken Boothe
Some Woman Must Cry - Derrick Morgan
Some Woman Must Cry [Version] - Aggrovators
Meducia - Tommy McCook
Time Will Tell - Johnny Clarke
Guava Jelly - Owen Gray
Dreamland - U-Roy
Dreamland [Version] - The Upsetters
Bend Down Low - Groovers, The Groovers
I'm Still Waiting - Jackie Edwards
Natty Dread - Inner Circle
Mr. Big - Augustus Pablo

Tracks:

Tribute to Bobby - C. Livingstone
Dub to Bobby - C. Livingstone
Get up, Stand Up - Big Youth
Skanky Dog - Winston Scotland
Maingy Dog - Bunny Flip
Fat Dog - Joe Gibbs
Simmer Down - Johnny Clarke
Long Time No Nice Time - Phyllis Dillon
Kaya - Ronnie Davis
Hypocrites - Al Campbell
Duppy Conqueror - Ken Lazarus
African Lady - Ken Boothe
Three O'Clock Roadblock - Inner Circle
Three O'Clock Roadblock [Version] - Augustus Pablo
Natty Dread - Pluto Shervington
Bend Down Low/Put It Up - R. Zee Jackson

Tracks:

(Marley's Gone) His Songs Live On (Intro) - Frederick Hibbert
(Marley's Gone) His Songs Live On (Outro) - Frederick Hibbert
Concrete Jungle - Dennis Brown
Burial - Inner Circle
My Sympathy - The Upsetters
Nice Time - Delroy Wilson
Natty Dread - Sambo Jim
War - Killerman Jarett
Talking Blues - The Maroons
Guava Jelly - The Fab Five Inc.
Natty Dread Don't Cry - Tapper Zukie
No Woman No Cry - Ken Boothe
Bend Down Low - Ernie Smith
Keep on Moving - John Holt
Put It On - Jackie Mittoo
Easy Skankin' - Johnny Clarke
Ghost Capturer (Duppy Conqueror) - Joe Gibbs All-Stars

Tracks:

Liquidator - Harry J All-Stars
James Ray - Crystallites
Capo - The Hippy Boys
Napoleon Solo - Lyn Taitt
Fat Dog - Joe Gibbs
One Eyed Giant - Baba Brooks
Champion - GG's All-Stars
Tom's Version - Herman Marquis
Tribute to King Scratch - Lester Sterling
East of the River Nile - Augustus Pablo
Eastern Standard Time - Don Drummond
Reflections of Don D - Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
Make Yourself Comfortable - Cabbeleros Orchestra
Rooster - Tommy McCook
In the Spirit - Lloyd Chambers
Tons of Gold - Val Bennett
For a Few Dollars More - The Upsetters

Tracks:

Russians Are Coming [Take Five] - Val Bennett
Scarface - Boris Gardiner
Soul Scorcher - Carl Bryan
Top Secret - Winston Wright
Return to Django - The Upsetters
Contact - Roy Richards
Guns Fever - Baba Brooks
Memphis Underground - J.J. All Stars
Hippys Are Here - The Hippy Boys
Tit for Tat - Neville Hinds
El Torro - Roland Alphonso
Death a Come - Lloyd Charmers
Saint - Tommy McCook
My Cherie Amour - Harry J All-Stars
El Casino Royale - Lyn Taitt
Bombshell - Crystallites

Tracks:

Clint Eastwood - The Upsetters
Way of Life - Carl Bryan
Heads or Tails - Winston Wright
Last Call - Silverstars
El Pussy Cat Ska - Roland Alphonso
Memories of Love - Boris Gardiner
Decimal Currency - The Blenders
Eight Years After - Tommy McCook
Jumping With Mr. Lee - Val Bennett
Monster - Beverley's All Stars
Seven Guns Alive - Baba Brooks
Cloudburst - The Hippy Boys
Love Me Forever - Gladdy Anderson, Lyn Taitt
Don't Let Me Down - Harry J All-Stars
Green Island - Don Drummond
Barabus - GG's All-Stars
Stop That Man - Crystallites

Tracks:

Cool Rasta - The Heptones
I Am an African - Sons of Selassie
Rise in the Strength Jah - The Vicerboys
Rise Jah Jah Children - Ras Michael & the Sons of Negus
I and I Are the Chosen One - New Town Sound Ltd.
Brother Noah - The Shadows
Jah Jah Bless the Dreadlocks - The Mighty Diamonds
Africa Is the Black Mans Home - Sugar Minott
None Shall Escape the Judgement - Johnny Clarke
History - Carlton Jackson
Purify Your Heart - Johnny Osbourne
Jah Jah Me No Born Yah - Cornell Campbell
Rasta Dreadlocks - Heaven Sisters
Burn Babylon - Sylford Walker
Psalm 68 - Horace Andy
Rejoice Jah Jah Children - The Silvertones
Dread Is Best - Big Youth

Tracks:

Under Heavy Manners - Prince Far I
Arise Black Man - Peter Tosh
Yim Mas Gan - The Abyssinians
Babylon Falling - The Heptones
Hail Brother Rasta Hail - The Ethiopians
Enter into His Gates With Praise - Johnny Clarke
African People - Jay Boys
City Too Hot - Lee "Scratch" Perry
Africa - Dennis Brown
Jah Fire - George Boswell
Dread in Babylon - Big Youth
Talk About It - The Mighty Diamonds
Free Jah Jah Children - Sugar Minott
Black Man's Time - Neville Grant
Babylon Wrong - Ashanti Waugh
Keep Cool Babylon - Ras Michael & the Sons of Negus

Tracks:

Babylon a Fall Down - Velvet Shadows
Never Gonna Give up Jah - Sugar Minott
Nyah Man - Johnny Osbourne
Unity - Ras Michael & the Sons of Negus
Moving on to Zion - Johnny Clarke
African Dub - The Silvertones
Coming of Jah - Max Romeo
Ten Dread Commandments - Mr. Bojangles
Condition Bad a Yard - The Ethiopians
Babylon Deh Pon Fire - Truth Fact & Correct
Ghetto Living - The Mighty Diamonds
Adisabab - Delroy Wilson
Words - Anthony "Sangie" Davis, Sangie Davis, Lee "Scratch" Perry
Milk and Honey - Lucy Lizzard
Judgement Come - Cornell Campbell
Mistry Babylon - The Heptones
I Love Marijuana - Linval Thompson

Tracks:

Loving Pauper - Gregory Isaacs
My Time - Gregory Isaacs
Don't Go - Gregory Isaacs
Coming Home - Gregory Isaacs
Promised Land - Gregory Isaacs
Give a Hand - Gregory Isaacs
Love Is Overdue - Gregory Isaacs
Way of Life - Gregory Isaacs
Lonely Man - Gregory Isaacs
Cool Operator - Delroy Wilson
Rascal Man - Delroy Wilson
Better Must Come - Delroy Wilson
Baby I Need Your Loving - Delroy Wilson
Pretty Girl - Delroy Wilson
My Baby Is Gone - Delroy Wilson
Living in the Footsteps - Delroy Wilson
It's a Shame - Delroy Wilson

Tracks:

Soul Groover - Alton Ellis
Big Bad Boy - Alton Ellis
You've Made Me So Very Happy - Alton Ellis
Lord Deliver Us - Alton Ellis
Give Me Your Love - Alton Ellis
Truly - Alton Ellis
What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) - Alton Ellis
I Am Still in Love - Alton Ellis
Soulful Love - Pat Kelly
How Long Will It Take - Pat Kelly
Talk About Love - Pat Kelly
Prophet - Pat Kelly
Lonely Man - Pat Kelly
I Wish It Would Rain - Pat Kelly
He Ain't Heavy - Pat Kelly
Best Time of My Life - Pat Kelly

Tracks:

After All - John Holt
Keep It Up - John Holt
Let's Get It While It's Hot - John Holt
Stick by Me - John Holt
Ghetto Girl - John Holt
My Satisfaction - John Holt
Up Park Camp - John Holt
You Baby - John Holt
Tracks of Life - Dennis Brown
Blood Sun - Dennis Brown
Moving Away - Dennis Brown
It's Too Late - Dennis Brown
Cassandra - Dennis Brown
Some Like It Hot - Dennis Brown
Westbound Train - Dennis Brown
I Am the Conqueror - Dennis Brown
Musical Heatwave - Dennis Brown

Tracks:

Brimstone and Fire - Niney the Observer
Aily and Ailaloo - Niney the Observer, Max Romeo
Ital Correction - Niney the Observer
No More Will I Roam - Dennis Brown
Jam Down - The Observer All Stars
Rasta Bandwagon - Max Romeo
Bring the Couchie Come - Reggae Crusaders
One Train Load of Dub - The Observer All Stars
Upsetting Station - Dave Barker
Badam Bam - Ravers
Babylon's Burning - Maxie, Niney & Scratch
Civilization - The Classics
Hail Stones - I-Roy
Black I.P.A. - Lee "Scratch" Perry & the Upsetters
Herb Vendor - Horsemouth
Green Bay Incident - Lord Sassafrass
Dub and Praise - The Upsetters

Tracks:

C.N. Express - Clancy Eccles
Mr. Midnight - Dynamites
Here Comes the Night - Busty Brown
Bag a Boo - Clancy Eccles
Holly Holy - Fabulous Flames
Foolish Fool - Cynthia Richards
Dancebeat - Clancy Eccles, King Stitt
Herbsman Shuffle - Andy & Flip Cap, King Stitt
Rocking on the GG Beat - GG's All-Stars
Born to Be Loved - The Maytones
Feel It - Paulette and Gee
Ontarius Version - Charlie Ace
Mr. Brown - Trevor Brown
River Jordan - Glen Adams, Max Romeo
Lonely Nights - Eric Donaldson
Rack-A-Tack - Typhoon All Stars

Tracks:

Soul Scorcher - Carl Bryan
Equal Rights - The Cables
Dog - Harry J All-Stars
What Am I to Do - Tony Scott
Tons of Gold - Val Bennett
Cambodia - Winston Blake
Skank in Bed - Scotty and the Mis Bunch
Down Side Up - Lloyd & Carey
Hijacked - Joe Gibbs All-Stars
Hold Them - Roy Shirley
Reggae Train - Reggae Boys
Musically - Keith Blake
Secret Weapon - Ansel Collins
God Bless the Children - Nicky Thomas
Freedom to the People - The Heptones
Win Them - Leo Graham, Leo Graham
Heart and Soul - Junior Byles

Album Details

Numbered Limited Edition in a Gold Embossed Box. 500 Tracks on 30 CDs with Tracks from the Greatest Names in Reggae: Lee Perry, Bob Marley, I-Roy, Desmond Dekker, Dennis Brown, Justin Hines, John Holt, Ken Boothe, Jimmy Cliff, Alton Ellis, Ethiopians, the Upsetters, King Tubby, Big Youth, Tommy Mccook, U-Roy, Gregory Isaacs, Derrick Morgan, Delroy Wilson, Dennis Alcapone, Dave Barker, Marcia Griffiths, Toots & the Maytals, Prince Far-I and Many More.

Love Forever: The Classic Jamaican Recordings

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Crucial roots collection from Bim Sherman

Love Forever: The Classic Jamaican Recordings
Bim Sherman
Manufacturer: Efa Imports
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00002SWSH
Release Date: 2002-07-23

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Love Forever
Golden Locks
Lightning & Thunder
What Sweet You
Ever Firm
Danger
Mighty Ruler
Down In Jamdown
Just Can't Stand It
10,000 Ethiopians
Golden Stool
Tribulation
It Must Be A Dream
Chancery Lane
My Whole World
Keep On Trying
100 Years

Customer Reviews:

Crucial roots collection from Bim Sherman.......2002-03-30

One of the first reggae albums I've bought, and one that I go back to over and over again. The album is a collection of Bim Sherman roots reggae from the 70s, and contains hits such as Golden Stool, 10000 Ethiopians and My Whole World (whose d&b mix got 1st place in the brit chart).

Tracks:

Intro/Stepping Razor
Speech
African
Coming In Hot
Not Gonna Give It Up
Don't Look Back
Don't Look Back
Rastafari Is
I'm The Toughest
Bush Doctor
Get Up Stand Up

Customer Reviews:

Powerful and Spellbinding.......2004-12-23

Peter Tosh's performance at the Jamaica World Music Festival in the Fall of 1982 is one of his finest performances, perhaps even surpassing his legendary show on "Complete Captured Live" recorded a year later at the Greek Theater in L.A. during the "Mama Africa" tour. Each song is astounding, but the thick, strong, slower rendition of "Coming In Hot" and the the rendition of "Get Up, Stand Up" clearly stand above the rest.

Perhaps most memorable about this show, however, were Tosh's moving speaches to the crowd, showing his integrity, strength, religiosity, and Humanity unlike some regular preacher, speaking about ganja, reincarnation, injustice, his own strengths, and his place alongside the common, oppressed citizens of the World. Truly, Peter's way with words earned him a special place in the pages of musical, sociopolitical, and spiritual history. Both speeches contain an instrumental backing mixed in by Karl Pitterson before the album's release in 2002. In closing, this was a concert for the ages, and cannot afford to be missed by any Tosh fan, reggae fan, or well-rounded music fan. I can guarentee you will not be disappointed.

Wow Wow.......2004-03-21

I just got mine today (3/20/04) and wow this was beyond words. Peter Tosh speaks the truth. Even if YOU dont belive he is, the way he delivers his speech is Fantastic, I would rather hear him speak than go to church and hear a preacher speak (boring!!) This CD is worth getting, although I personaly did not enjoy the instrumental track behind his speech, I still thought it was a little creative. So I recomend this Cd. Im just hoping they could release this concert IN ITS COMPLETE ENTIRTY (with no music backing his speech) on DVD.

What a Show!.......2002-09-19

I was at this show in Montego Bay in 1982. It was one of the most compelling performances I have ever seen. Peter Tosh was claiming the Reggae throne, which he believed was his after the death of Bob. He waited through the early morning hours and did not perform until he came on with the rising sun, as the final act of this excellent three day concert. I missed my flight home becuase of his late perfomance and wound up staying on the island for a while. The audio quality is 1st rate and the performance is masterfull. Would love to see the full video released on DVD.

Bush Doctor.......2002-07-28

Of all the live Tosh Cds this is my Favorite. The sound quality is excellent and Peter performance comes alive with the rising of the sun. THis Version of Bush Doctor is the most powerful I have heard and for that track alone it is worth the price. Some of this concert footage can be seen in the Steeping Razor the REd X tapes with Peter slashing a sword through the air while performing......I wish theywould release this concert on DVD since someone has this footage. Anyway, it is a stellar Live performance....Long Live Peter TOSH!!!

Great Live Tosh.......2002-01-24

This is another great Peter Tosh live disc. The final album of a 3 album Tosh trilogy. All 3 are must have cd's. This concert has Peter in top form performing in JA. The audio quality is perfect. The songs are great, the band is great Peter is great and this cd is great. A must have

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a superb way to get familiar with the vocal groups
holy macaroni, thistle take the boogie out of your tissue
Sweet tracks that maybe you haven't heard before.

A History of Jamaican Vocal Harmony
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Munich
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001BK8
Release Date: 1996-06-04

Tracks:

Kingdom Rise & Kingdom Fall - The Wailing Souls
Blood In A Babylon - Culture
Live Wire - The Gladiators
La La Bam Bam - The Congos
Give I Grace - Isreal Vibrations
Leggo Beast - The Abyssinians
Time To Unite - Black Uhuru
Traveling Man - The Techniques
Ghetto Living - The Mighty Diamonds
No Peace - The Meditations
Tide Is High - The Paragons

Customer Reviews:

a superb way to get familiar with the vocal groups.......2000-09-20

For fans of the vocal groups that emerged during the rocksteady and early reggae periods, this cd is a gift from Jah himself.

Featuring the greats like the Congos, the amazing Abyssinians, the lesser known but very important Techniques, the lush harmonies of the Mighty Diamonds, the Paragons, even a track from the 1st Black Uhuru lineup, this cd will be a welcome addition to an aspiring, or even an established reggae collection.

Use the collection as a springboard towards immersing yourself in the vocal glories of these famed (though in some cases very overlooked) groups. Beautiful stuff.

holy macaroni, thistle take the boogie out of your tissue.......2000-02-24

i admit it, i've been binge-ing for the past six months....on 60s jamaican ska and rock steady. i can't git enough of its simple rhythms, tastey horn lines, and overall smooth feel. this album, as the title suggests, is all about the early sounds of jamaican two, three, and four part vocal harmony. i've yet to come across another compilation which includes any of these tracks. if you're like me and are digging deeply for new music from this window in music history, pick up this record for your collection; you too will dig it deeply!

Sweet tracks that maybe you haven't heard before........1999-04-26

Many of the best Reggae albums from the late '70s and early '80s are the compilations. "The Harder they Come", the Mango compilation discs "98 degrees in the shade" and "Jammin" and the "Rockers" soundtrack albums are all great records, but there tends to be a lot of overlap in the songs among them. This one is different. Alternatingly stridently political and disarmingly quirky/sexy these are 10 songs that I hadn't heard anywhere else, although I immediately felt that I had. Artists not listed on the Amazon page are The Wailing Souls-with a Marley sound-a-like singer, Israel Vibration, as Irie as anything doing Give I Grace, and the Abbysinians with a soulful mournful Leggo Beast. Get this album.

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Doo Wop Jamaican Style
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Castle Pulse
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007W0MMC
Release Date: 2005-05-02

Tracks:

Duke of Earl - Alton and the Flames,
Sh Boom (Life Could Be a Dream) - The Ethiopians
Come Back My Love
Tears on My Pillow - Rudy Mills
Oh What a Nite - Barbara Jones
Sincerely - Ken Parker,
Why Do Fools Fall in Love - Derrick Harriott
Angels Listened In - Clarendonians
Thousand Miles Away - Jackie Edwards
Daddy's Home - The Uniques
Love, Love, Love - Dave Barker
Night Owl
Honey Love - Burt Walters
What'cha Gonna Do - The Techniques
Been So Long - Derrick Harriott
My Dream - The Wailers
Girl in My Dreams - The Uniques
This Is My Story - Clarendonians
Ten Commandments of Love - Jackie Edwards
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Album Description

Unique cross-over concept targeting both reggae and doo-wop audiences. Includes Jamaican-recorded versions of such doo-wop standards as 'Duke Of Earl', 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love' and 'Daddy's Home'. Castle Pulse. 2005.