Born Jamericans Discography of CDs

Born Jamericans CD discography While most hip-hop/reggae hybrids feature endless streams of lyrics indistinguishable to those not familiar with the dialect, Born Jamericans slow up the beat and infuse the style with lover's rock. The result is a rather seductive album of mellow grooves and sensual lyrics that leans much closer to the sounds of Jimmy Cliff than that of Buju Banton. High points include "State of Shock," which features Johnny Osbourne, and the cover of Frankie Avalon's "Venus." Even though the style gets a bit long winded and the tracks tend to blur, there is still enough strong material on this album to make it worth listening to, and perhaps slow dancing to as well. ~ Curtis Zimmermann Engineers include: Gary "Mon" Noble, Robert Livingston, Sting Int'l, Gregg Powers. Personnel includes: Edley Shine, Mr. Notch; Terry Lewis (various instruments); Andrew "Andrew B" Pearl, George "Deli" Mitchell (background vocals); Rachel. Producers include: Rahiem, Mr. Notch, Edley Shine, Salaam Remi, and Eddison Elektrik.

Born Jamericans albums Recorded between 1994 and 1997. Originally released on Delicious Vinyl Records. Includes liner notes by Barry Benson. Rhino's 2002 collection The Best of the Born Jamericans is an excellent summary of the duo's recordings for Delicious Vinyl, containing five songs apiece from Kids from Foreign and Yardcore, plus two previously unreleased tracks and a dancehall remix of their biggest hit, "Boom Shak A-Tack." Although they never got much bigger than that song, they did mix hip-hop, ragga and reggae quite nimbly, and this is the best place for the curious to check it out. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Additional personnel includes: Spragga Benz, Johnny Osbourne (vocals). All tracks have been digitally remastered. Gh + 2 Prev.Unrel.Tracks + Rarities Producers include: Chucky Thompson, Born Jamericans, Norman Howell, Rahiem, Salaam Remi. Compilation producer: Barry Benson. Personnel: Andrew Pearl (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Funky Ned; Fabian Cook; Ken "Duro" Ifill; Salaam Remi; Born Jamericans. Audio Remasterer: Dave ...

Born Jamericans music CDs While most hip-hop/reggae hybrids feature endless streams of lyrics indistinguishable to those not familiar with the dialect, Born Jamericans slow up the beat and infuse the style with lover's rock. The result is a rather seductive album of mellow grooves and sensual lyrics that leans much closer to the sounds of Jimmy Cliff than that of Buju Banton. High points include "State of Shock," which features Johnny Osbourne, and the cover of Frankie Avalon's ...

Born Jamericans discography All songs written or co-written by Horace Payne and Norman Howell. Samples include from "Unmetered Taxi" (as performed by Sly, Robbie & Dean Frazier), "I & I Survive (Slavery Days)" (as performed by Burning Spear), "Is It True" (as performed by Sugar Minott) and "Saying Goodbye" (as performed by Wayne Smith). Although the duo occasionally falls prey to style over substance, Born Jamericans' debut, Kids from Foreign, is an impressive collection of street-oriented hip-hop and ...

Born Jamericans songs Track Listing of songs: Send My Love/Send One Your Love; Send My Love/Send One Your Love; Send My Love/Send One Your Love; Send My Love/Send One Your Love; Send My Love/Send One Your Love;

Born Jamericans CD discography Track Listing of songs: Yardcore;

Born Jamericans albums Track Listing of songs: Instant Death Interlude; Warning Sign; So Ladies; Sweet Honey; Informa Fe Dead; Cease & Seckle; Ain't No Stoppin'; Why Do Girls; Oh Gosh; Nobody Knows; Boom Shak-A-Tack;