| | Prince Buster Fabulous Greatest Hits CD - Import Prince Buster Discography of CDs
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1993 Sequel release selected by 'Q' magazine as one of thegreatest reggae albums of all-time in 1998. Contains 12tracks, including 'Al Capone', 'Too Hot', 'Judge Dread' and'Earthquake'.
Personnel include: Prince Buster (vocals).
Fabulous Greatest Hits Music Prince Buster Fabulous Greatest Hits Songs | 1. | Earthquake |
| 2. | Texas Hold-Up |
| 3. | Freezing up Orange Street |
| 4. | Free Love |
| 5. | Julie |
| 6. | Take It Easy |
| 7. | Judge Dread |
| 8. | Too Hot |
| 9. | Ghost Dance |
| 10. | Ten Commandments |
| 11. | Al Capone |
| 12. | Barrister Pardon |
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Fabulous Greatest Hits Music Review Purchase Fabulous Greatest Hits CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bob Marley Uprising CD (1980) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Digitally remastered by Ted Jensen (2001, Sterling Sound, New York, New York).
Bob Marley generated a staggering number of great records during his brief time in the world's spotlight. Although he cut his first recordings in the early 1960s, it was not until the 1973 release of CATCH A FIRE that Marley and the Wailers became international stars. Eight years later Marley was dead, a victim of cancer. In between, he recorded eight studio albums and several live albums, all of excellent quality.
UPRISING is Marley's final album, and it's also one of his best. As on all his recordings, Marley's writing displays the gift for melody that helped non-Jamaican audiences gain access to his music even when he was singing about the details of island life and the doctrine of Rastafarianism. The most popular tracks here, "Could You Be Loved" and "Redemption Song," are pop masterpieces, but so too are lesser known tracks "Coming In From The Cold," "Pimper's Paradise," and "Bad Card." And except for "Redemption Song," a stunningly poignant protest song that features only Marley on vocal ...
| | Angelique Kidjo Logozo CD (1991)
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Angelique Kidjo's musical formula, which joins traditional African melodies, themes and rhythms to a radio-ready club sensibility, has helped the Benin-born, Paris-based singer achieve remarkable international success. Kidjo's third album, LOGOZO, recorded in Miami and produced by Joe Galdo of the Miami Sound Machine, has some of the sunny, international sound of that Florida city, while recalling the marketable pop sheen of Galdo's group.
Streamlined African dance rhythms are the forte here, as on the album's opener, "Batonga," and the pulse-quickening "Ewa Ka Djo." Kidjo also returns to her roots on the chant-driven ...
| | Third World 96 In The Shade CD (Import) Import; Sweden
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1977's 96 DEGREES IN THE SHADE was Third World's US breakthrough album. Released at the height of American interest in reggae, the album also happens to be considerably more pop-oriented than the group's earlier excursions. From this point on, this Kingston-based group pulled off the tricky balance of roots reggae, Rasta proselytizing, and R&B-based pop song structures better than just about anyone, with the possible exception of Michael Rose-era Black Uhuru.
The title track, concerning the emancipation of the American slaves, is one of the group's most popular songs, and was a mainstay of its live set for the rest of its career. While not everything on the album is equal ...
| | Peter Tosh Bush Doctor CD (1978) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Keith Sterling (keyboards); Sly Dunbar (drums, percussion); Larry McDonald, Sticky (percussion).
From his days as one of the original Wailers in the '60s until his violent death at the hands of thieves in 1987, Peter Tosh was one of Jamaican music's most outspoken and controversial artists. Though his former partner Bob Marley never shied away from political or social statements himself, Tosh eschewed Marley's gift for metaphor and parable in favor of such explicitly political slogans as the legendary "Legalize It."
BUSH DOCTOR, widely considered one of Tosh's best solo albums, features the similarly plain-spoken title track, which became one of his signature songs, the seething "Dem Ha Fe Get A Beatin'," and the devotionally Rasta "Soon Come" and "Creation." Other tracks, like "Stand Firm" and "I'm The Toughest," ...
| | Sunsplash 90: Reggae Rockers DVD (1990)
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The Reggae Sunsplash Festival is internationally known as the best place to hear new and classic reggae performers ...
| | Notch Raised By The People CD (2007) Digipak
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| | One Foundation On The Run CD (2000)
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| | Mindless Self Indulgence Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy CD (2000)
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| | Dancehall To The Core Vol. 1 CD (1999)
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| | Julien Clerc Ca Fait Pleurer Le Bon Dieu CD (2004) (Import) Remastered; France
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| | Ori Kaplan Gongol CD (2001)
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| | Trojan Reggae Brothers CD (2008) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Burning Spear Resistance CD (1990) Remastered
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Burning Spear's 16th release (including compilations, live releases, and dub albums) was his second for indie label Heartbeat and represented a fresh start for the reggae giant. During this time, Spear (a.k.a. Winston Rodney) relocated from his home of Jamaica to Queens, New York with his wife in order to get away from unscrupulous music industry types and to start managing himself. Much like his previous records, Spear surrounded himself with an army of crack studio musicians, including Jamaican instrumental legend Dean Fraser on saxophone.
Much of this album is about Rastafarianism, a subject Spear has devoted significant time to on previous efforts. "Jah Say" and "Jah Feeling" are the most obvious markers of Spear's unwavering faith, but other songs such as the rhythmically bubbling "The Force" and the brassy "We Been There" drive Rodney's points home just as effectively. ...
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