| | Covers Reggae Meets R&B/Hiphop CD - Import Covers Discography of CDs
Reggae Meets R&B/Hiphop Music | List Price | $24.99 (You save $1.34) | | Category | Rap Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7283915 | | Catalog number | 635711 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 29, 2006 |
Covers Reggae Meets R&B/Hiphop Songs | 1. | Dilemma - Robin & Alazade |
| 2. | Where Is The Love - Chaka Demus & Pliers |
| 3. | All I Have - Natalie & Hawkeye |
| 4. | Yeah! - Lukie D |
| 5. | Crazy In Love - Kacey A.K.A. Acacia & General Degree |
| 6. | Hey Ya ! - The Nags |
| 7. | Ignition - Singing Melody |
| 8. | Emotion - Hellen |
| 9. | You Don't Know My Name - Pam Hall |
| 10. | Busted - Tony Ann & Merciless |
| 11. | Don't Know Why - Yeshemabeth |
| 12. | I Wanna Know - Anthony Cruz |
| 13. | To Zion - Juliet |
| 14. | If You're Not The One - Swade |
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