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Cutty Ranks' "Who Seh Me Dun" and Capleton's "Armshouse" are among the highlights on this seventh volume in the series. ~ Keith Farley Strictly The Best, Vol. 7 Music Strictly The Best, Vol. 7 Songs | 1. | Who Seh Me Dun - Cutty Ranks |
| 2. | Granny - General Degree |
| 3. | Grudge, The - Buju Banton |
| 4. | Armshouse - Capleton |
| 5. | Batty Rider - Buju Banton |
| 6. | Love Fever - Cobra |
| 7. | Special Request - Chaka Demus |
| 8. | Maddy Maddy Cry - Papa San |
| 9. | Tell Me Which One - Admiral Tibett/Shabba Ranks |
| 10. | Big Up - Rayvon/Shaggy |
| 11. | Them a Bleach - Nardo Ranks |
| 12. | Stop Chat - Tiger |
| 13. | Love Black Women - Buju Banton |
| 14. | Coco Cola Shape - Simpleton |
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