REGGAE ARTIST CD's

Chuck Fenda - The Living Fire CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Chuck Fenda - The Living Fire Reggae CD

CHUCK FENDA - "The poor people's defender" - has over the last 10 years patiently honed his skills working with various notable Jamaican producers and labels notably Fifth Element.

Chuck Fenda dominated 2006 with his powerful and thought provoking single 'GASH DEM' caused controversy in Jamaica and was immediately banned from radio airplay after release. That of course did not stop the word spreading and since then it continues to get heavy airplay on radio stations around the world and will certainly go down as the BIGGEST reggae anthem of that year.

THE LIVING FIRE was recently completed with Jamaica's premier producer Shane Brown (Juke Boxx Productions) & shows confidence and a refreshing maturity in his music. GASH DEM features as does the follow up "FREEDOM OF SPEECH" a stinging attack on Chuck's detractors responsible for banning GASH DEM.

This album also features collaborations with Dancehall queen Tanya Stephens - "Child Of The Universe", - Fith Elements Richie Spice "Working For" and Cherine Anderson - "Coming Over".

Features 3 promo videos of Gash Dem, Freedom Of Speech and Coming Over. Feat Cherine Anderson.

Tracklisting

Interview

Gash Dem

Freedom Of Speech

Long Road

Child Of The Universe feat. Tanya Stephens

Change Your Ways

Mother Earth

Gwaan Plant

Nah Laugh

Coming Over

Hold It

I'm Praying

Judgement

Put It On Me

Working For feat Richie Spice

Ragga Ragga Ragga 2006 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Ragga Ragga Ragga 2006 CD - Raw & X-Rated Dancehall DVD

RAGGA RAGGA RAGGA 2006, the powerful and immensely popular dancehall compilation that has an international reputation for delivering the best in ragga/dancehall.

Tracklisting

1. Tony Matterhorn - Dutty Wine

2. Beenie Man - Heart Attack

3. Buju Banton - Beauty Queen

4. Spice - Grab Yuh Hood

5. Shabba Ranks Featuring Vybz Kartel - Love Punanny Bad

6. Busy Signal - 2 Much Gun

7. Beenie Man - We Set Di Trend

8. Soltex 3000 - Killa Walk, Prezzi Bounce

9. Busy Signal - Lu Lu Lu

10. Idonia - Chicken Head

11. Buju Banton - Good Good A Pressure Dem

12. Bounty Killer - Flawless

13. Delly Ranx - Bogle Memorial

14. Beenie Man - Stamina

15. Macka Diamond - Ugly Man

16. Voicemail - Get Crazy

17. Dr Evil - More Punanny

18. Busy Signal - A Weh Busy A Do

Reggae Gold 2006 CD (Bonus DVD)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 2006 CD - Includes Bonus DVD

Variety is the spice of life- And variety in entertainment is what Reggae Gold 2006 is all about! For the first time in its 14 year history, the world�s best selling reggae compilation is paired with a limited edition bonus DVD containing multiple exclusives and great extras.
The CD is packed with 18 of reggae�s biggest hits in dancehall, roots and lover�s rock styles. Making Reggae Gold 2006 an audio visual blast from the cutting edge of reggae! - Reggae Gold features mainstream hits Sean Paul �Temperature� & R Kelly �Slow Wine (Remix)�and top Jamaican hits Elephant Man �Gangsta Rock� & Ding Dong �Bad Man Forward Bad Man Pull Up�. - DVD includes LIVE performances by T.O.K., Assassin and new comer Ding Dong. - DVD features include live dance segments, behind the scenes footage of RG06 photo shoot and interviews with sexy cover models. - Reggae Gold has got what�s hot in reggae music with top stars and breaking new artists! - Reggae Gold is the jump off to summer fun!

1 TEMPERATURE - SEAN PAUL

2 STEP OUT - BUSY SIGNAL

3 TOPPA TING - CAPELTON

4 BUN HIM - BLACK-ER & MACKA DIAMOND

5 GANGSTER ROCK - ELEPHANT MAN

6 BADMAN FORWARD BADMAN PULL UP - DING DONG

7 RING DING DING - L.O.C.

8 DANCE - VOICE MAIL

9 DUTTY WINE - TONY MATTERHORN

10 SLOW WINE (REMIX) - R.KELLY FEAT.SEAN PAUL & AKON

11 HOTTA - T.O.K

12 ANYWHERE WE GO - ASSASSIN

13 YOUTHS DEM COLD - RICHIE SPICE

14 THESE STREETS - TANYA STEPHENS

15 BABY TONIGHT - BITTY MCLEAN

16 I STILL BELIEVE - WAYNE WONDER

17 CAN'T GET OVER YOU - DA'VILLE

18 MA MA - GYPTIAN

Best Of Shaggy Part One: Mr. Lover Lover

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Best Of Shaggy Part One: Mr. Lover Lover

1 BOOMBASTIC (REMIX)

2 IN THE SUMMERTIME

3 OH CAROLINA

4 NICE & LOVELY

5 THE TRAIN IS COMING

6 WHY YOU TREAT ME SO BAD

7 BIG UP

8 PIECE OF MY HEART

9 LUV ME LUV MEEY-YO

10 SEXY BODY GIRLS

11 SOMETHING DIFFERENT

12 THAT GIRL FEATURING MAXI PRIEST

13 BETTER NOT BE

14 HOT GAL

15 BOOMBASTIC

16 BONUS TRACK

Shaggy - Clothes Drop

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Shaggy - Clothes Drop CD

1 CLOTHES DROP

2 READY FI DI RIDE

3 BROADWAY

4 WILD 2 NITE feat.OLIVA

5 BACK IN THE DAYS feat.RAYVON

6 SUPA HYPNOTIC feat.NICOLE SCHERZINGER

7 WOULD YOU BE feat.BRIAN "GOLD" THOMPSON

8 STAND UP

9 REPENT

10 LUV ME UP

11 AHEAD IN LIFE

12 ULTIMATUM feat.NATASHA WATKINS

13 SHUT UP AND DANCE feat.WILL.I.AM

14 DON'T ASK HER THAT feat.NICOLE SCHERZINGER

15 ROAD BLOCK feat.RIK ROK

16 GONE WITH ANGELS

17 LETTER TO MY KIDS

The Biggest Ragga Dancehall Anthems CD - 2006 (DOUBLE CD)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

The Biggest Ragga Dancehall Anthems CD - 2006 (Double CD)

Biggest Dancehall Anthems 2006

Once again, Greensleeves, the world's leading dancehall label takes control and presents the most incredible selection of all the latest and exciting dancehall hits that have emerged from Jamaica in 2006. THE BIGGEST RAGGA DANCEHALL ANTHEMS 2006 really is the definitive guide to all things dancehall. This is a very strong compilation featuring chart number ones on the biggest rhythms this year, the most influential and controversial artists plus new tracks already making an impact in the reggae charts. THE BIGGEST RAGGA DANCEHALL ANTHEMS 2006 features BIG tunes 'Weh Dem A Do' by Mavado - currently a huge hit in the US where it has been recently playlisted on New York's HOT 97 also bubbling under the Hot 97 radar is Busy Signal's 'Step Out'. Other cuts included on this mega compilation are Tony 'Mentally Ill' Matterhorn's 'Duttty Wine', Ding Dong's 'Badman Forward', Supahype's 'Uptown Story', Delly Ranx & Chino's 'Redbull & Guiness' and so much more..

THE BIGGEST RAGGA DANCEHALL ANTHEMS 2006 - this annual bumper 40 track 2 CD compilation is one of the best ever and is a 'must have' for any dedicated follower of dancehall.

Tracklisting

CD 1

1. Tony Matterhorn - Dutty Wine

2. Mavado - Weh Dem A Do

3. Vybz Kartel - Beyonce Wine

4. Mr Vegas - Hot Fuk

5. Sizzla - Haffi Get It (Nah Rape)

6. Busy Signal Featuring Mavado - Full Clip

7. Tony Matterhorn - Start The Party

8. Delly Ranks & Chino - Redbull & Guinness

9. Beenie Man - Swing It Weh

10. Bounty Killer & Angel Doolas - Not Me

11. Mr Peppa - Talk

12. Tony Matterhorn & Mr Easy - Wickedest Ride

13. Hollow Point - Easy Skanking

14. Alaine - Whine

15. Munga - Flippin Rhymes

16. Bunji Garlin - Brrrt

17. Mavado featuring Vybz Kartel - Sunrise

18. Spice & Pinchers - Rude Boy Love

19. Burro Banton - Man Guinep

20. Yellowman - Orphan

CD 2

1. Ding Dong - Badman Forward Badman Pull Up

2. Mavado - The Real McKoy

3. Tony Matterhorn - March Out

4. Busy Signal - Step Out

5. Supahype - Uptown Story

6. Mr Vegas - Pull It

7. Vybz Kartel - Ben Over

8. Delly Ranx - Bogle Memorial

9. Beenie Man - Bullet Proof Vest

10. Bounty Killer - Bullet Proof Skin

11. Soltex 3000 - Killa Walk, Prezzi Bounce

12. Voicemail - Garrison

13. Sizzla - Purple

14. Hollow Point - Infamous

15. Beenie Man - Come Again

16. Ninjaman - Back In Town

17. Bounty Killer & Lukie D - Kill Another Sound

18. Buju Banton - Talk To Me

19. Macka Diamond - Bad Macka

20. Wayne Marshall - I Forgot Them

Reggae Gold 2002 CD (Includes Bonus Mix CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 2002 - Reggae CD

Reggae Gold contains a specially produced bonus DJ mix disc produced by Jazzy �T� & DJ Kareem

The summer officially starts with Reggae Gold! Reggae Gold is a compilation of the best songs in Reggae music covering the dancehall, roots & culture and lover�s rock styles.
Reggae Gold was launched by VP Records in 1993 and with the tenth edition in the series Reggae Gold 2002 is stronger than ever! Feature tracks include the Tanto Metro & Devonte radio smash �Give It To Her�. Also, �Gimme The Light� by Sean Paul and T.O.K.�s �Money To Burn� two of the hottest street records of the past year. Beres Hammond is here with the new hit �Come Down Father�. Plus you get tracks from the biggest names in reggae, Bounty Killer, Sanchez, Lady Saw, Capleton, Elephant Man, Luciano and many more.
Reggae Gold is America�s best selling Reggae music compilation � selling 100,000 � 150,000 units domestically. Reggae Gold is the most widely recognized brand name of reggae music compilations with worldwide sales annually of 200,000 units. Reggae Gold is the official start of summer fun for all Reggae music fans for ten years running!

1 GIVE IT TO HER - TANTO METRO & DEVONTE

2 GIMME THE LIGHT - SEAN PAUL

3 MONEY TO BURN - T.O.K.

4 VIDEO LIGHT - LEXXUS AND MR.VEGAS

5 BURN OUT THE CHI CHI - CAPLETON

6 SHIZZLE MY NIZZLE - ELEPHANT MAN

7 MIDDLE FINGERS - BABY CHAM

8 OLD CROOKS - MISTER G

9 HOT LADIES - GEORGES NOOKS & BUJU BANTON

10 COME DOWN FATHER - BERES HAMMOND

11 PAGAN - WARRIOR KING

12 THE WORLD'S GREATEST - TERRY LINEN

13 FRENZY - SANCHEZ

14 UNCLE SAM - FREDDY MC GREGOR

15 BADDEST GIRL - LADY SAW

16 PRETTY PLEASE - SHABBA RANKS

17 KILLA IS A KILLA - BOUNTY KILLER

18 HAIL KING SELASSIE I - CAPLETON & LUCIANO

Vybz Kartel - More Up 2 Di Time CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Vybz Kartel - More Up 2 Di Time CD

TRACKS

1. Picture This

2. Tekk

3. Breast Specialist (With Beenie Man)

4. Real Bad Man

5. Sweet To The Belly

6. Badda Dan Dem

7. Badman Party

8. Tattoo

9. Good Inna Clothes

10. Kartel & Kardinal (With Kardinal Offishal)

11. Sen On

12. Di Way We Roll

13. Badman Nah

14. New Millennium (With Wayne Marshall)

15. Robbery

16. Live U Life

17. Why You Doing It (With Wayne Marshall)

18. Start Well

19. Pussy Jaw

20. AKA

21. Who Knows

22. Why Again (With Wayne Marshall)

23. Buss It Off

Vybz Kartel CD - J.M.T

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Vybz Kartel - J.M.T Reggae CD

TRACKS

1. U Nuh Have A Phone (Hello Moto)

2. Tight P____ Gal Dem

3. Guns Like These

4. So Me A Say

5. Bad Man Party 2

6. Vybsy Versa Love (With Barrington Levy)

7. Car Man

8. Go Fi Dem

9. Late Night (With Wayne Marshall)

10. Smuggler

11. Gun Session

12. Higher Altitude (With Don Corleon, Baby G, Bounty Killer)

13. Dutty Landlord

14. Realest Thing

15. I Neva

16. Little Miss

17. Emergency

18. Need U Girl (With Wayne Marshall)

19. Say Hello

20. Rough Sex (With Delicious)

Bounty Killer - Ghetto Gramma CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Ghetto Gramma - Bounty Killer

TRACKS

1. Ancient Day Killing

2. Smoke The Herb

3. Fat & Sexy

4. Convince

5. Book Book Book

6. Gal Fi Get Wock

7. No No No (World A Respect) (with Dawn Penn)

8. Report You Missing

9. Fear No Evil

10. Run Around Girl (with Chuck Turner)

11. Down Grade Mi Gun

12. I'll Be Back (with Colin Roach)

13. Income

14. Wedding Done Arrange

15. You've Got Me Waiting (with Nitty Kutchie & Angel Doolas)

16. War Is Not A Nice Thing

17. Mi Heart Beat

18. This World's Too Haunted (with Jr. Reid)

19. Mangoose

20. Time To Realize (with Dirtsman)

Bounty Killer - No Argument CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

No Argument - Bounty Killer

In the world of reggae music it takes more than a few hit records to become a star. Renowned for its rebellious stance, reggae requires its leading lights to be heroes, not men of straw. Today's ragga equivalent is no exception.

Bounty Killer is such a character to the people of Jamaica. Like other famous reggae legends before him, he was born in the notorious Kingston ghetto of Trenchtown, moving to the equally fearsome districts of Seaview Gardens and Riverton City as a youth, where his father operated a small sound-system. From the age of nine, the young Rodney Price - inspired by dee-jays like Brigadier Jerry and Ranking Joe - would entertain local crowds at impromptu dances held on street corners, sharpening his rhyming skills and learning the art of dee-jaying where it hurts; in front of the most discerning reggae audience there is!

Unlike arch-rival Beenie Man, his first opportunity to record didn't arrive for some time, despite his two cousins having already established themselves in the music business. One of them, the dee-jay John Wayne, encouraged him to visit King Jammy's studio in nearby Waterhouse, where he recorded his debut "Gun Must Done" as Bounty Hunter for Jammy's brother Trevor "Uncle T" James in 1990. Still only eighteen years old, the maturity of his lyrics (condemning Kingston's lawless gunmen) and deep, growling yet melodic vocal style immediately singled him out as a talent to watch.

Soon afterwards, the Hunter became the Killer; Bounty establishing an even more militant image to distinguish himself from rival MCs with similar monikers. Tunes like "Champion" and "Gunshot Fi Informer" quickly followed, but it was the rampant "Spy Fi Die" for King Jammy's son John John which became his first significant hit.

In the early '90's the reggae public thirsted for larger-than-life characters capable of taking on all-comers and asserting the hardened, streetwise attitudes rife in the deprived ghettos of Jamaica. By lashing out at not only the musical competition but also paid government informers, political corruption and police brutality, Bounty Killer quickly became a force to be reckoned with.

These early sessions resulted in his debut album "Jamaica's Most Wanted", released by Greensleeves in 1993. Collecting together the best of his work with Uncle T and John John, this album cemented his reputation as the most outspoken dee-jay of his generation. Containing all the hits plus raw gun lyrics like "Gun Thirsty" and the harsh realism of "Man Ah Suffer" and "Roots, Reality & Culture", Bounty's first set propelled him to the forefront of ragga MCs.

It was around this time that his on-stage (and on-record!) rivalry with fellow dee-jay Beenie Man began in earnest. Both shared a similar vocal style; both claimed to have originated it, and accused the other of piracy. Fact is, Beenie Man's career had been on hold for years before Bounty Killer's emergence, but both came out blazing on the 1994 Greensleeves album "Guns Out", which pitted the pair in mortal combat over Jammy's toughest rhythms.

His next act was even more contentious. Jamaica's new Police Commissioner took incisive steps to stem the spread of violent dee-jay lyrics and Bounty responded with "Not Another Word", a massive hit in both JA and the UK. The anthemic "Down In The Ghetto" followed; another powerful reality tune, which in turn led to his second solo album of the same title. Hailed as 'Album Of The Year' by the world's reggae press, "Down In The Ghetto" at last fulfilled all his early promise, matching hard-hitting cultural lyrics with outlaw tunes of classic proportion. Tracks like "How The West Was Won" have since passed into ragga folklore, as well as translating successfully into hip-hop and ragga/jungle hits. The release of the album coincided with his first UK shows at the beginning of 1995, Bounty Killer sharing a bill with several of King Jammy's other leading artists.

By now the undisputed champion of Jamaican dee-jays, the avalanche of hit tracks continued without cease throughout 1995. "Cellular Phone" for John John was a No.1 smash, whilst "Action Speaks Louder Than Words", "Searching" (featuring Sanchez), "Cellular Number", "Miss Ivy Last Son" (the latter for Uncle T) and the militant "No Argument" - one of his rare excursions for former Jammy engineer Bobby Digital's label - all maintained his reputation for catchy delivery, memorable lyrics and the most uncompromising attitude in modern reggae.

These tracks now form the basis of his third Greensleeves album, "No Argument". Packed with hits and reflecting his sheer dominance of the international dancehall market, the champion dee-jay has delivered yet another milestone of contemporary ragga; no other current JA act managing to capture the imagination of the reggae public in quite so spectacular a fashion.

Yet still he hasn't let up; increasing the pace during 1995 with the formation of his own Priceless label and further hits for King Jammy and John John, including "Convince", the riotous "Suspense" and best-selling double-headed ragga/rock'n'roll single "Book Book"/"More Gal", all again released by Greensleeves in the UK.

TRACKS

1. Cellular Phone

2. Scare Him

3. Seek God

4. More Gal

5. Mama

6. Miss Ivy Last Son

7. Oh Please

8. No Argument

9. Action Speak Louder Than Words

10. Woman A Run Mi Down

11. Searching (With Sanchez)

12. Cellular Number

Bounty Killer - Roots, Reality, Culture CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Roots, Reality & Culture - Bounty Killer

TRACKS

1. Roots, Reality & Culture

2. Kill For Fun

3. Gun Thirsty

4. Girl Say Yes

5. Coppershot

6. Disrespect

7. Spy Fi Die

8. Long Donkey Cod

9. Lodge

10. New Gun

11. Man Ah Suffer

12. Dub Fi Dub

13. Mine The Girl Dem

14. Love Is Lovely

15. Glamity & Gumsion

Bounty Killer - Mystery: Ghetto Dictionary CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Ghetto Dictionary: Mystery CD - Bounty Killer

TRACKS

1. Ghetto Dictionarty

2. Sufferah (With Wayne Marshall)

3. Fed Up Remix

4. Mystery

5. Outcry

6. Bakardi Slang Fefix (With Kardinal Offishall)

7. Liberty

8. Restaurant

9. 100 Rounds

10. High Grade Forever

11. Gunz In The Ghetto (With Morgan Heritage)

12. We Need A Leader

13. Eyewater

14. Petty Thief

15. Evils Of The Mind (With Curly Loxx 2 Loxx & ARP)

16. No Other Like Me (With Anthony Red Rose)

17. Party 2 The End Of Time (With Richie Stephens & Wayne Marshall)

18. Supastarz

19. Arrow

20. Pot Of Gold (With Richie Stephens)

Bounty Killer - The Art Of War: Ghetto Dictionary CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

The Art Of War: Ghetto Dictionary CD - Bounty Killer

TRACKS

1. Bring The War On (Intro With DJ Kalid)

2. Blood Bath

3. Killa Is A Killa

4. Warlord Nuh Business

5. Man Ah Bad Man The Sequel (With TOK)

6. Stainless

7. Look Good

8. Which One

9. Death Bound

10. Likkle Dread Bwoy

11. Smile Up

12. Top Ah Top

13. Gunz On The Run

14. Just Dead

15. Gun Mouth

16. Sumfest

17. All Out War

18. After All

19. WARR

20. War Lady

Bounty Killer - My Xperience CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

My Xperience - Bounty Killer

Bounty's U.S. debut comes fully loaded with piercing ghetto-reality chants--many of them remixes of Jamaican hits and some featuring American hip-hop artists like Busta Rhymes, Lauryn Hill, and Jeru Da Damaja.
Bounty refused the Jamaican Labour Party's craven request to adopt the lead track, "Fed Up," as its campaign song.
Instead, the cut became an anthem for Jamaicans' frustration with the litany of empty promises made by both of the country's parties.
But beyond politics Bounty is a master of life's various facets, including guns, girls, ganja, and religion. "Benz & the Bimma" works the automobile-female chassis simile much too cleverly to cause anyone offense.
Other track titles--"Guns & Roses," "The Lord Is My Light and Salvation," "Mama," "War Face," "Mi Nature," and "Suicide or Murder"--suggest that Bounty's "xperience" is broad indeed. --Elena Oumano

TRACKS

1. Fedup

2. The Lord Is My Light & Salvation

3. Hip-Hopera ('Mr. Punk')

4. Guns & Roses

5. Mama (Scare Dem Version)

6. Change Like The Weather

7. War Beyond The Stars

8. Living Dangerously

9. War Face (Ask Fi War) Remix

10. Marathon ('To Chicago')

11. Revolution III

12. Gun Down

13. Mi Nature

14. Virgin Island

15. Who Send Dem

16. Seek God (Remix)

17. Maniac

18. Suicide Or Murder

19. Benz & The Bimma

20. My Experience

Reggae Gold 1997 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

TRACK LISTING

1 IF JAH - TONY REBEL

2 HEALING - LADY SAW, BEENIE MAN

3 PUT DOWN THE WEAPON - CAPLETON, YAMI BOLO

4 YUH NUH READY FI DIS YET - TANYA STEPHENS

5 WORTHLESS BWOY - BOUNTY KILLER

6 PURE GAL - SCARE DEM CREW

7 DONT ASK MY NEIGHBOR - BENJY MYAZ

8 RUBBERS - FRISCO KID

9 ROMIE - BEENIE MAN

10 LOVE SPONGE - BUJU BANTON

11 GHETTO PEOPLE SONG - EVERTON BLENDER

12 CALL ON THE FATHER - BERES HAMMOND

13 FUDGIE - GOOFY

14 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE - THE TAXI GANG

15 GIRLS DEM SUGAR REMIX - BEENIE MAN

Reggae Gold 1996 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 1996 CD

Its forth year the Reggae Gold series has become synonymous with plethora of hit dancehall, reality , & lovers rock regge music.
The overall key to Reggae Gold�s success would have to be the pleasant blend of the various forms of reggae music of which "Reggae Gold" is comprised.
On this complilation you can find something for everone. Similar to "Reggae Gold �94", lasr years "Reggae Gols �95" remained on Billboard�s reggae chart for more than 25 weeks, and is currently nominated for album of the year by the Tamike Reggae award committee.
"Reggae Gold 1996" is comprised of just what you would expect, reggae�s greatest music. "Reggae Gold 1996" includes 14 tracks cassette and CD.
Out of these 14 tracks you will find performances from Dancehall greats like Bounty Killer doing his band new hit single entitled "Benz & the Beama" and also "Fed Up", the controversial poor people anthem which was banned from radio by the Jamaican government due to its lyrical finger pointing of corrupt government practices. Beenie Man the Caribbean Award Winning DJ, is here performing his dancehall hit �Old Dog� and �Murderer� a duet with the legendary crooner Barrington Levy. Reggae Gold has Dancehall�s best including the 2 time Grammy winning DJ Shabba Ranks performing his single �Heart of A Lion�, General Degree with his dancehall serenade �When I Hold You Tonight�, and the one and only Buju Banton performing an ispired anti violence anthem entitled �Bad Boy�. I can�t forget the female representative, and the first lady of dancehall Lady Saw who is featured ib three tracks. First There is �No Long Talking�, second, her country music inspired solo entitled �Give Me a Reason� and finally a re-make of �Night Nurse� featuring the legendary Gregory Isaacs, �96 style.

TRACK LISTING

1 OLD DOG - BEENIE MAN

2 WHEN I HOLD YOU TONIGHT - GENERAL DEGREE

3 NO LONG TALK - LADY SAW

4 BENZ & THE BEAMA - BOUNTY KILLER

5 BAD BOY - BUJU BANTON

6 GIVE ME A REASON - LADY SAW

7 LOVE FROM A DISTANCE - BERES HAMMOND

8 FED UP - BOUNTY KILLER

9 HEART OF A LION - SHABBA RANKS

10 NIGHT NURSE - GREGORY ISAACS, LADY SAW

11 MURDERER - BARRINGTON LEVY, BEENIE MAN

12 SHOWER OF BLESSIN - MIKEY SPICE

13 LOVE SOMEBODY - JUNIOR TUCKER

14 LOVE JAH AND LIVE - LUCIANO

Sean Paul - The Trinity CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Sean Paul - The Trinity - CD

1 FIRE LINKS INTRO

2 HEAD IN THE ZONE

3 WE BE BURNING

4 SEND IT ON

5 EVER BLAZIN

6 EYE DEH A MI KNEE

7 GIVE IT UP TO ME

8 YARDIE BONE feat.WAYNE MARSHALL

9 NEVER GONNA BE THE SAME

10 I'LL TAKE YOU THERE

11 TEMPERATURE

12 BREAKOUT

13 HEAD TO TOE

14 CONNECTION feat.NINA SKY

15 STRAIGHT UP

16 ALL ON ME feat.TAMI CHYNN

17 CHANGE THE GAME feat.LOOGA MAN AND KID KURUP

18 THE TRINITY

19 OH MAN feat.DADDY YANKEE **BONUS TRACK**

Sean Paul - Dutty Rock CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Sean Paul - Dutty Rock CD

1 DUTTY ROCK INRO

2 STREET RESPECT

3 GIMME THE LIGHT

4 LIKE GLUE

5 GET BUSY(DIWALI)

6 BABY BOY(FEATURING RAHZEL)

7 GANJA BREED

8 CONCRETE

9 STILL IN LOVE

10 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR

11 CAN YOU DO THE WORK

12 PUNKIE

13 MY NAME

14 JUKIN PUNNY

15 GIMME THE LIGHHT REMIX(FEATURING BUSTA RHYMES)

16 BUBBLE

17 SHAKE THAT THING

18 ESA LOCA(FEATURING TONY TOUCH)

19 PUNKIE ESPANOL

Bounty Killer - Nah No Mercy - The Warlord Scrolls (Double CD)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Nah No Mercy - Bounty Killer (Double CD)

Having slain more battle deejays and would be dons with his lyrical onslaught of rhythmical badness than any other over the course of his 15 plus year career, Rodney Price aka the poor people�s Governor, a.k.a. Warlord of the dancehall a.k.a. Bounty Killer has established himself as a true original and reigned as Jamaica�s most influential lyricist. 2 CD SET. VP RECORDS.

TRACKS

1. Dem Deh

2. Spy Fi Die

3. Coppershot

4. Statement

5. Long Or Tall

6. If A War

7. Lodge

8. Gun Thirsty

9. New Gun

10. Dead This Time

11. War

12. Suspence

13. Twenty One (With Pinchers)

14. East Indian

15. No Interview

16. Bounty's Nitro Mix

17. Fed Up

18. My Experience

19. Sufferer (With Wayne Marshall)

20. Look

21. Cellular Phone

22. Intimate Woman (With Red Rose)

23. More Gal

24. Gal

25. Benz And Bimma

26. Living Dangerously (With Barrington Levy)

27. Worthless Bwoy

28. Arrow

29. Stucky

30. Fitness (With Angel Doolas)

31. Smoke Clears (With Wayne Marshall)

32. Warlord

33. Miss Ivy Last Son

34. Bwoy Nuh Run (With Ninjaman)

35. Not Another Word

36. Smoke Herb

37. Down In The Ghetto

38. Roots Reality And Culture

39. Seek God

40. The Lord Is My Light And My Salvation

41. King Addies Multi Mega Death Mix

Sizzla - Overstanding CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Sizzla - Overstanding CD

1 THE OVERSTANDING

2 JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS

3 BREAK FREE

4 BLACK WOMAN & CHILD

5 COST OF LIVING

6 SOLID AS A ROCK

7 I'VE BEEN WATCHING

8 I LOVE YOU BABY

9 THANK YOU FOR LOVING ME

10 PAY TO LEARN

11 GIVE ME A TRY

12 SMOKE MARIJUANA

13 THANK YOU MAMA

14 BEAUTIFUL DAY

15 REBEL MUSIC feat.BUSTA RHYMES

Buju Banton - Too Bad CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Buju Banton - Too Bad - Reggae CD

International Reggae artist, Buju Banton aka Garmel comes full
circle with Too Bad, his first pure dancehall reggae cd in
over a decade.

Recorded entirely at Banton's own Garmel
Music studios in Kingston, Jamaica, this fiery 17-song set
features the production wizardry of suchh industry giants as
Steely & Cleevie on the title cut "Too Bad" and Sly & Robbie
on the song "Driver A." Legendary vocalist Pichers is the
sole guest artist.
The street single "Nothing," produced by Banton and his
Garmel team, is a hard-edged dancehall gem already receiving
generous airplay at Speciality and Mixshow Radio, and
charting internationally on Jamaican's Hype TV Dancehall
Chart and BBC's Weekly Top 10 Dancehall Chart.

1 YOUR NIGHT TONIGHT

2 TRY OFFA YUH

3 NOTHING

4 TOO BAD

5 WAISTLINE

6 JIG

7 ME & OONU

8 'TIL IT BEND

9 HEY BOY

10 GO SLOW

11 DRIVER A

12 GIRL U KNOW

13 LONELY NIGHT

14 WHO HAVE IT

15 BETTER DAY COMING

16 DON & DUPES featuring PINCHERS

17 FAST LANE

Richie Spice - In The Streets To Africa (includes dvd)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Richie Spice- In the Streets to Africa - Reggae CD

One of the most anticipated reggae cd's of 2007 is the
debut VP Records album from singer/songwriter Richie Spice.

Highly anticipated, all new studio album follws a string of
hits including: "Marijuana (Pon De Corner)", "Ghetto Girl",
"Righteous Youths", "Folly Living (aka Blood Again)", and
the classic "Earth A Run Red"
-Album features guest appearances by the late Joseph Hill
(late lead vocalist of Culture) and Richie's brothers
Spanner Banner and Pliers

Track Listings

Disc: 1
1. Get Up
2. Open the Door
3. Youth dem Cold
4. Babylon a Gwaan
5. Digital Ways - Joseph Hill, Richie Spice
6. Sunny Day
7. Baby Face - Pliers, Spanner Banner, Richie Spice
8. Uptown Girl
9. Brown Skin
10. Groovin My Girl
11. High Grade
12. Mind off of Me
13. Take It Easy
14. Can't Stop Loving Jah
15. Motherland Calling
Disc: 2
1. Brown Skin [DVD][*]
2. Youth dem Cold [DVD][*]
3. Open the Door [DVD][*]
4. Folly Living/Blood Again [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
5. Earth a Run Red [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
6. Brown Skin [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
7. Groovin' My Girl [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
8. Ghetto Girl [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
9. Youth dem Cold [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
10. Crying for Love [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
11. Open the Door [Acoustic][Live][*][Multimedia Track]
12. Bonus Material [DVD][*]

Tanya Stephens - Rebelution CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Tanya Stephens - Rebelution CD

Tanya Stephens is a singer/ songwriter that transcends the
traditional borders of reggae. Her music explores
relationships, sexism, racism and love with sophistication,
passion and wit. Having made her name on the dancehall
circuit of the late '90s, Tanya took it to another level
with the 2004 album Gangsta Blues which thoroughly grew her
audience beyond the boundaries of reggae. Songs like 'What A
Day" and the international hit "It's A Pity" helped position
her as an import musical voice. "Rebelution Is - A movement
of truth without denial or regret".

TRACK LISTING

1 WELCOME TO THE REBELUTION

2 WHO IS TANYA

3 PUT IT ON YOU

4 TO THE RESCUE BALLROOM FLOOR- BUNNY WAILER

5 VOICE MAIL SKIT

6 STILL A GO LOOSE

7 DAMN YOU

8 THE TRUTH

9 SPILLED MILK

10 SATURDAY MORNING SKIT

11 CHERRY BRANDY

12 SUNDAY MORNING

13 KEEP LOOKING UP

14 COME A LONG WAY

15 DO YOU STILL CARE

16 WARN DEM

17 TO THE LIMITS-CALL ON YOU-BURNING SPEAR

18 THESE STREETS

19 DIRTY THOUGHTS-MR.BROWN

20 DON'T PLAY

The Biggest Dancehall Anthems CD - 1979 - 1982 (DOUBlE CD)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

The Biggest Dancehall Anthems CD (1979 - 1982)

THE BIGGEST DANCEHALL ANTHEMS 1979-82

The Birth of Dancehall

Greensleeves presents The Biggest Dancehall Anthems 1979-82, an unmatched collection of the biggest, most-legendary hits forged when a rugged new mood and a tough, stripped-down, new sound came to dominate the music of Jamaica. A sound that they named Dancehall.

Dancehall was just what it claimed to be: a music to take Jamaicans back to the ghetto dances, back to the birthplace of all that was great in reggae, back home - where it remains to this day.

Dancehall was the swinging sound of the ghetto: more importantly, it was a sound driven by the ghetto's youth; a sound to capture the mood of the day; a sound that took you far beyond the front line.

Now The Biggest Dancehall Anthems 1979-82 offers us all a chance to go back to dancehall school, a chance to revisit all those incredible hits from 'nineteen longtime'...

So, back in the day ...

By the late 1970's Jamaican music was ripe for re-invention: the revolutionary zeal of Rasta had declined into orthodoxy and convention while Lovers Rock sometimes seemed tepid and pale.

Dancehall emerged at a time when many international record companies were trying to water Reggae down with a romanticized, pastoral 'roots' sound that was a million miles away from the fire of Tubby's, Randys, Studio One or any of the great Jamaican studios.

While international companies followed this path, tune after tune poured out of Jamaica into the eager clutches of hungry dancehall fans. Tunes that were completely ignored by a sniffy and complacent old guard to whom Dancehall was not 'proper' reggae.

In England Roots and Lovers were available in abundance but, outside specialist stores, Dancehall was an almost unobtainable commodity. Night after night tunes that reverberated in clubs like The Four Aces, The Bouncing Ball, All Nations and The Q Club were only to be found on import Jamaican seven-inch singles. Day after day, this new music poured out of Greensleeves' shop in Shepherds Bush on JA pressings that were often only available in limited quantities. As a result, a conscious decision was made by Greensleeves to concentrate on the new ghetto sounds, on the youth artists and new producers thrown up on this new wave of Jamaican creativity.

As much as anyone, these new artists were represented by Barrington Levy and the new ghetto producers were epitomised by Henry "Junjo" Lawes. When 'Shine Eye Gal' hit the stores, it moved like a runaway train. The core sound of this new revolution was a distillation of Junjo's production magic, The Roots Radics' rhythms and the whole Channel One vibes with Junjo at the helm and Scientist on the mix.

As much as anything Dancehall represented a change in flavour, a new mood for a new generation of artists. Earlier movements had been heralded by the works of established artists: Dennis Brown, Bob Marley, Burning Spear and Gregory Isaacs had scored hit after hit in Jamaica before the wider world had latched on to them. Even the fist generation of Reggae music to hit the shores of England (Ska) crossed over several years after it had ruled Jamaica.

But now, here was a sound that arrived straight off the plane, fresh out of the ghetto. It was here: flash, brash, independent and on our streets TODAY. It was all happening faster than before and the established stars of the day were quick to catch the vibes. Alongside the new stars like Toyan, Yellowman, and Eek-A-Mouse artists like John Holt, The Wailing Souls and Johnny Osbourne would see their careers scale new heights over the thunderous drive of the new Dancehall vibe.

Back in Jamaica, Linval Thompson and Jammys - amongst other producers - were quick to latch onto the big new sound. Junjo - well Junjo just RULED... Junjo didn't just bring a new sound, he brought a whole new style and fashion: a crisp, sharp new look. A look that every youth aspired to - that was aspirational and cool, that signified independence and confidence; that posed and commanded respect. A look that defined the time and mood. This look was theirs - 'pants length', Beaver hats, Clarks' booties, goldchains & chaps. BMW & Mercs ran t'ings. It all went with a music that was theirs.

Everyone, just everyone was outside Channel One, waiting for the chance to voice for Junjo. Waiting to get their one chance out of the fierce ghetto heat. Down at the 'Creamy Corner' talent shows the youths queued up for their chance to get noticed, to get that black vinyl ticket to stardom.

As fast as others' tunes came up on import, Junjo would visit England bringing a host of artists with him and a heap of new tunes he'd recorded. There were times when Greensleeves' shop would be like downtown Kingston with Junjo, Eastwood and Saint, Barrington Levy, Ranking Dread and Linval Thompson sparring around. By this time Junjo, and with him the whole mood of Dancehall, had reached such a heightened pitch of confidence that we, from our Shepherds Bush base, could suggest to Junjo that he make a tune with, say, Don Carlos or Michael Prophet. He delivered the goods every time.

When we suggested to him a Wailing Souls project (the tune 'War' being the first 12" ever released on Greensleeves), nothing could have prepared us for the stunning results. When he came up with the 'Firehouse Rock' tapes we were, well... numbed by its power (check the title track or 'Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall' on this compilation). It seemed he could do anything and, alongside projects suggested by us, realised by him, homegrown hits like 'Morning Ride' and 'Wa-Do-Dem' just flowed out of Junjo's stable one after the other.

'Morning Ride' was Yellowman's tribute to Fae Ellington's morning show on JBC. At that time in Jamaica it was rare to hear any Reggae on air and, if you were lucky, Fae's 'Morning Ride' show was one of the few places your ears might get lucky. Yellowman, hoping he might get lucky with Fae, scored a massive hit in JA with this tune.

'Wa-Do-Dem', Mouse's legendary classic, was originally voiced at Joe Gibbs as 'Virgin Girl', but the veteran producer kicked the youth out of his studio along with his "idiot" tune. Mouse promptly went round to Junjo who leapt on the tune, turning it into what is undeniably one of THE 80's classics.

Dancehall embraced it all: serious tunes like 'Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall' rubbed shoulders with comedy like General Echo's 'Bathroom Sex' (produced in the new style by veteran producer Winston Riley). Topical tunes like Michael Prophet's 'Gunman' ran alongside downright hilarious oddities like Tony Tuff's 'Come Fe Mash It'. No other music could take 'Three Blind Mice' as a rhythm, put a grown man yodelling over it and come up with such vibes. Dancehall was unique.

And listening to their music today it sounds as fresh as the moment it was minted: tough, vibrant, exciting, and passionate. Jewels of ghetto poetry such as Junior Delgado's 'Love Tickles Like Magic' and Ranking Dread's 'Fattie Boom Boom' would run sound systems ragged in JA and UK.

Some tunes, like Eastwood and Saint's 'Tribute to General Echo', were voiced in England over rhythms that Junjo had laid in Jamaica. The DJ Duo was here when news arrived of Echo's death in a hail of police bullets. Eastwood was a personal friend of Echo's and the Reggae community at large was in a state of shock at the death of the man known as the 'People's Star'.

Echo, an inimitably talented DJ renowned for his 'slack' tunes such as the aforementioned 'Bathroom Sex', was also famed for his legendary prowess live on sound systems. As a spinner of long running, improvised tales in the dance he was unmatched and hardcore fans would collect these live performances on bootleg 'sound-tapes' as eagerly as his new release records. Echo was also capable of moving performances such as can be heard on 'Eventide Fire A Disaster'. This tune tells the true story of a fire that engulfed the Eventide Old People's homes in Jamaica, a fire in which many residents were killed. The moody, atmospheric rhythm perfectly captures the best of Echo as a DJ. At the news of his death, Eastwood and Saint came into the shop and performed the tune to us. That Saturday night we went into the studio and voiced the tune right off. The tune's atmosphere of shock and despair mirrors that of 'Eventide Home' and it went straight through the roof as people rushed to express their grief at the loss of their star.

As a result of Tribute's success, Eastwood and Saint were asked to perform at that year's Black Echoes Awards Show, where among other tunes they gave a first airing to "Another One Bites The Dust". The show was on Sunday night and the following Monday every distributor, shop and punter we'd ever seen were beating down our door for a piece of a tune that hadn't even been voiced yet! Again, it was laid down in England on a Junjo rhythm. The tune was clean gone the minute it landed from the pressing plant.

Veteran artist John Holt also benefited from Junjo's magic touch. Holt, who'd walked the middle of the road with more artistic and commercial success than most, suddenly found himself back in the heart of the downtown Kingston. Junjo, who'd written Ghetto Queen for him takes us directly to the heartland of Dancehall: the ghetto. This ode to Junjo's girl of the time places her precisely in this world: "She lives in the heart of the city / Down there where there is no pity / She knows the rude of the rudest / She lives among the baddest of the baddest." This a world where, to get a pair of natty strides, a youth would have to go the tailor's to get a 'pants length' of material for his strides. A world were to 'carry the swing' involved going to lengths that we would never have to contemplate in our off-the-peg world.

The truth is, as we experienced it through the filter of Junjo's Dancehall genius, that Junjo could do no wrong. Tunes like Johnny Osbourne's 'Ice Cream Love' were written by Junjo as he sat outside the shop watching passers-by eating ice cream. 'Mushroom' from Johnny Osbourne's 'Fally Lover' album was written in response to Junjo seeing people buy 'duppy food' from the fruit and veg stall that was next to the shop in those days - check the illustration on the old Greensleeves 12" 'disco' bag, and the shop is there.

Describing cultural phenomena always tempts us to suppose that specific events define the shape of subsequent trends. We search for markers that define the ideals we wish to impose on a time and ignore anything that weakens our thesis.

For us, obviously, Junjo made a huge impact on our experience of Dancehall. However, life is usually more fluid and complex than hindsight would have us admit. The temptation to edit and simplify leaves little room for the muscularity and elasticity of a heritage as vibrant as that of reggae.

In describing this album as 'The Birth of Dancehall' we are looking back to a time when the youths of Kingston - as generations before them and since - turned the mood and style of what had gone before into something vital of their own. Something created out of their own experience and informed by the works of their predecessors, who themselves were newly invigorated by vibes of the day. Jamaicans, with their customary innovation and elan, had created a new music that embraced the past and heralded the future. Something that swaggered with heart; that celebrated both individuality and community; that loved life and dismissed cynicism; that was fashionable but followed no crowd. A music alive in the passionate heart of the ghetto. A music big and bold, brash and beautiful, proud and unbowed...

As Mundell put it, in the language of the day:

"Cause my pants length would pay your two months rent"

It was something that showcased Jamaican culture in full force: as ardent and revolutionary as when Yard music first captured the world's imagination. Something as serious or as funny as Jamaicans wanted it to be, as lewd, inspired or as ghetto-fabulous as the youths demanded.

Something that delivered what it promised... something called DANCEHALL.

Brendan O'Leary 2002

TRACKLISTING
Highest chart positions shown in brackets for each title

1. JOHNNY OSBOURNE - Fally Ranking (No. 1 - 1980)

2. BARRINGTON LEVY - Shine Eye Gal (No. 2 - 1979)

3. WAILING SOULS - Firehouse Rock (No. 2 - 1981)

4. GENERAL ECHO - Bathroom Sex (No. 2 - 1980)

5. JOHNNY OSBOURNE - Ice Cream Love (No. 3 - 1980)

6. YELLOWMAN - Morning Ride (No. 2 - 1981)

7. BARRINGTON LEVY - Look Youthman (No. 4 - 1980)

8. CLINT EASTWOOD & GENERAL SAINT - Another One Bites The Dust (No. 1 - 1981)

9. RANKING DREAD - Fattie Boom Boom (No. 1 - 1981)

10. MICHAEL PROPHET - Gunman (No. 3 - 1981)

11. RANKING TOYAN - How The West Was Won (No. 1 - 1981)

12. LINVAL THOMPSON - Look How Me Sexy (No. 1 - 1981)

13. RANKING TOYAN - Spar Wid Me (No. 1 - 1981)

14. JOHN HOLT - Ghetto Queen (No. 1 - 1981)

15. JUNIOR DELGADO - Love Tickles Like Magic (No. 2 - 1979)

16. BARRINGTON LEVY - Bounty Hunter (No. 1 - 1979)

17. JOHNNY CLARKE - Jah Love Is With I (No. 1 - 1979)

18. WAYNE JARRETT - Chip In (No. 8 - 1981)

19. WAYNE WADE - Poor & Humble (No. 7 - 1981)

20. WAILING SOULS - Who No Waan Come (No. 9 - 1981)

21. EEK-A-MOUSE - Wa-Do-Dem (No. 1 - 1981)

22. YELLOWMAN - Yellowman Getting Married (No. 2 - 1982)

23. PAPA MICHIGAN & GENERAL SMILEY - Diseases (No. 1 - 1981)

24. NICODEMUS - Bone Connection (No. 7 - 1981)

25. DENNIS BROWN - To The Foundation (No. 2 - 1981)

26. BARRINGTON LEVY - Mary Long Tongue (No. 4 - 1980)

27. JOHN HOLT - Sweetie Come Brush Me (No. 3 - 1982)

28. TONY TUFF - Come Fe Mash It (No. 4 - 1982)

29. WAILING SOULS - Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall (No. 7 - 1981)

30. BARRINGTON LEVY - River Jordan (Crucifixion) (No. 4 - 1980)

31. RANKING JOE - River Jordan (No. 4 - 1980)

32. TRISTAN PALMER, JAH THOMAS & RANKING TOYAN - Entertainment (No. 1 - 1981)

33. DON CARLOS - I'm Not Crazy (No. 5 - 1981)

34. HUGH MUNDELL - Can't Pop No Style (No. 8 - 1981)

35. WAILING SOULS - Up Front (No. 1 - 1981)

36. RANKING DREAD - Love A Dub (No. 2 - 1981)

37. YELLOWMAN - Mr Chin (No. 2 - 1982)

38. JOHNNY OSBOURNE - Trying To Turn Me On (No. 5 - 1981)

39. GENERAL ECHO featuring BARRINGTON LEVY - Eventide Fire A Disaster (No. 4 - 1980)

40. CLINT EASTWOOD & GENERAL SAINT - Tribute To General Echo (No. 2 - 1981)

Beenie Man - Monsters Of Dancehall CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Beenie Man - Monsters Of Dancehall CD

This is the second in Greensleeves Records new "Monsters Of Dancehall" series, which as part of our 30th year anniversary celebrations � focuses in on our most celebrated dancehall artists, past and present. Following on from the Elephant Man release, this time the artist under the spotlight is none other than Beenie Man, the undisputed king of dancehall.

Beenie Man needs no further introduction and this is his essential collection, which draws together 18 of his big hits from the Greensleeves catalogue from the past decade or so, collected together on one CD for the first time

Includes productions from the biggest labels and producers in reggae from the past few years, such as Jeremy Harding, Stealie & Cleavie, Shocking Vibes, Jammys, Q45, Main Street and Maximum Sounds, with the hits 'Who Am I', 'Year 4', 'Let Him Go', 'Battery Dolly', '100 Dollar Bag', 'Always Be My Baby' and many more.

If you only own one Beanie Man album, then this is the one.

Tracklisting

1. World Dance

2. Big Up And Trust

3. Defend Apache

4. Mobster

5. Press Button

6. Ban Mi Fi Di Truth

7. Blackboard

8. Who Am I(Zim Zimma)

9. Let Him Go

10. Tell Me

11. Yaw Yaw

12. Gwaan So

13. Always Be My Baby

14. Year 4

15. Battery Dolly

16. 100 Dollar Bag

17. L.O.Y.

18. More Prayer

Elephant Man - Monsters Of Dancehall CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Elephant Man - Monsters Of Dancehall CD

This is the first in Greensleeves Records brand new 'Monsters Of Dancehall' series, which as part of our 30th year anniversary celebrations focuses in on our most celebrated dancehall artists, past and present. The first artist under the spotlight is none other that Elephant Man, the 'punk of dancehall'.

This is the ESSENTIAL Elephant Man album, which draws together all the BIG tunes from the self-proclaimed 'Energy God'. Prior to his recent signing to P Diddy's Bad Boy label and before his Atlantic album 'Good To Go', Greensleeves' released three Elephant Man albums: 'Comin' 4 You!', 'Log On' and 'Higher Level'. It was these albums that propelled Elephant Man to a worldwide audience and the tracks featured on this compilation come from that period. Most of which, have never appeared on an album before.

Elephant Man - the man who put the fun and excitement back into dancehall music - comes with x-amount of lyrics and mayhem with massive dancehall anthems including 'Elephant Message', 'Shizzle Mi Nizzle, 'Krazy', 'Egyptian Dance', 'Jamaica', 'Chiney Ting', 'Log On', and 'Truth Hurts', on BIG rhythms like 'Diwali'. 'Mad Ants', 'Egyptian Dance', 'Martial Arts', 'Coolie Dance', 'Sign' and many, many more.

From the biggest labels and producers in reggae today, such as Byron Murray (In The Streets), Don Bennett (Don Corleon), King Jammys, Steven 'Lenky' Marsden (40/40), Jeremy Harding (2 Bad), Winston 'Wee Pow' Powell (Stone Love), and Cordel 'Scatta' (King of Kings)

Tracklisting

1. Log On

2. Elephant Message

3. Genie Dance

4. Watchie Pum

5. Krazy

6. Bad Man A Bad Man

7. Give Her It Good

8. Egyptian Dance

9. Jamaica

10. Truth Hurts

11. Tall Up Tall Up

12. No Hail Mi

13. Bad Gal, Bad Man

14. On Line

15. Chiney Ting

16. Robbing

17. Higher Level

18. Shizzle Ma Nizzle

19. Replaccement Killer

20. The Bombing

Little John - Ghetto Youths CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Ghetto Youths CD - Little John

1 LEFT ME SLIM THING

2 ENGLISH COWBOY

3 LONG DREAD LOCKS

4 SEARCHING EVERYDAY

5 DANCEHALL STYLE (EXTENDED)

6 I'M GONNA MAKE YOU MINE

7 TIME LONGER THAN ROPE

8 YOUTH IN THE GHETTO

9 LOVE YOU JAH JAH

10 GAL A MAD OVER ME

11 UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL

Da'ville - On My Mind CD - Daville

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Da'ville - On My Mind CD

Da'villes latest Dancehall Reggae CD, features the hit reggae song "On My Mind" featuring Sean Paul.

TRACK LISTING

1 ALWAYS ON MY MIND (REMIX) FEAT. SEAN PAUL

2 CAN'T GET OVER YOU

3 ALL MY LIFE FEAT. MARCIA GRIFFITHS

4 T'M IN LOVE WITH YOU

5 AND SO I WILL WAIT FOR YOU

6 THIS TIME I PROMISE

7 GIVE THANKS FOR WHAT YOU'VE GOT

8 MY GRADE

9 GIVE IT UP FOR ME BABY

10 YESTERDAY

11 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE

12 MY HEART

13 DANCEHALL LOVER'S ROCK

14 ALWAYS ON MY MIND

Natural Black - Spiritual Food CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Natural Black - Spiritual Food CD

1 BAD MIND

2 TO MY BONAFIDE

3 RISING UP

4 NO BADA

5 LEFT OUT

6 WHAT HAPPEN TO THE LOVE

7 TRYING

8 I MISS YOU

9 NEVER LEAVE YOU LONELY

10 FREE AGAIN

11 SPIRITUAL FOOD

12 WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN

13 SONGS WITH FEELINGS

Matisyahu Youth - No Place To Be (CD & DVD)

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Matisyahu Youth - No Place To Be CD & DVD/b>

TRACK LISTING

RASTAMAN CHANT

LORD RAISE ME UP

DISPATCH THE TROOPS

CLOSE MY EYES

WARRIOR

EXLAMATION

CHOP 'EM DOWN

LATE NIGHT IN ZION

ANCIENT LULLABY

KING WITHOUT A CROWN

HEUGHTS

WHAT I'M FIGHTING FOR>

Matisyahu Youth CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Matisyahu Youth CD - Matisyahu Youth

MATISHAHU literally stands out like no other. Beyond his
versatile voice which ranges from sweet and fluid, to rough
and rugged, he's very unexpected face, standing over six
feet tall and wearing the traditional garb of a Hasidic Jew.
With his long beard and black hat, this 24-yr-old lyricist,
MC, and beatboxer is a singular performer, whose distinctive
cultural influences. His album, Live at Stubb's, Austin TX,
became his breakout album and spawned the radio hit "KING
WITHOUT A CROWN (LIVE)", which segues into airplay for the
studio version of the same song included on his new album
YOUTH.

Recorded by dub guru Bill Laswell,YOUTH is a huge step
forward for MATISHAHU and clearly shows his growth, and
emormous potential.

TRACK LISTING

FIRE OF HEAVEN/ALTAR OF EARTH YOUTH

YOUTH

TIME OF YOUR SONG

DISPATCH THE TROOPS

INDESTRUCTABLE

WHAT I'M FIGHTING FOR

JERUSALEM

WP

SHALOM/SAALAM

LATE NIGHT IN ZION

UNIQUE IS MY DOVE

ANCIENT LULLABY

KING WITHOUT A CROWN

Ragga Jungle Dubs CD - Various Artists

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Ragga Jungle Dubs CD - Various Artist

Mixes by. Ridley Don DJ Monk Sensi Crew Reel II Reel New Blood Crew

Back in mid 90's, Jungle music was the order of the day, and Greensleeves released 2 sets of 'Ragga Jungle' volumes 1 and 2 which both sold by the trailer load. The scene then spiraled off into what became known as Drum and Bass, and has gone through many changes and sub-genres over the years. Now with a revived interest in Jungle music, in particular Ragga Jungle, the renaissance has sparked a new generation of fans and the return of many old school fans and producers alike. The Junglists have welcomed the return of dubby sub bass and ragga vocals have gradually regained favour, no doubt helped by the recent crossover of Dancehall music.

At first Jungle music was exclusively a UK phenomenon bridging reggae/dancehall and the rave scene - a result of the British black youth's take on the burgening dance music scene - but soon broke out and eventually crossed the atlantic and eventually conquered the world.

So here we present a collection of unreleased cuts and dub versions of some of those big tunes from "back in the day", with vocals from artists like Barrington Levy, Beenie Man, Ninjaman, Johnny Osbourne, Admiral Bailey, Josey Wales and Ini Kamoze, and with remixes by the Junglist massive including Ridley Don, DJ Monk, Sensi Crew, Reel II Reel and New Blood Crew.

Many of these cuts were only ever released on limited 12" & are very rare cuts that have never left the Greensleeves vault, until now.

Tracklisting

1. Barrington Levy & Beenie Man / Jungle Dub

2. Redrose / Hotter Junglematical Style (Drum & Bass Dub)

3. Ninja Man, Bounty Killer, Beenie Man & Ninja Ford / People Dead (Jungle Dub)

4. Actin Man, Admiral Bailey & Frankie Paul / Jump Up (Drum & Bass Dub)

5. Dawn Penn & Bounty Killer / You Don't Love Me (No No No) (Drum & Bass Dub)

6. Bounty Killer / New Blood Split (Drum & Bass Dub)

7. Redrose & Rebel / Gun Talk (Original Dub Plate Lick)

8. Admiral Bailey & Mad Cobra / Skin Out (Drum & Bass Dub)

9. Cowboy Ranger / Gangster Don't Joke (Drum & Bass Dub)

10. Josey Wales, Beenie Man &Ini Kamoze / Build Me 3 Coffins

11. Michael Prophet & Beenie Man / Gunman (Gun & Bass Dub)

12. Barrington Levy / Here I Come (Drum & Bass Dub)

13. Johnny Osbourne / Jungle Buddy Bye (Hiroo Onoda Dub)

12" Rulers CD - Various Artist

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

12" Rulers CD - Various Artist

Twelve Inch Rulers' is the first in a brand new series to coincide with the 30th year anniversary of Greensleeves Records.

The series will concentrate on those classic 12" singles that Greensleeves have released over the years and that record collectors remember so fondly - and of which, many have never appeared on CD. The series will be spilt into "Producer" and genre selections such as "Dub", "DJ", "Vocal" and "Dancehall".

This first selection focuses in on the talents of the late Henry "Junjo" Lawes, a producer who had a very special relationship with Greensleeves from 1979 when the pair scored a huge hit with Barrington Levy's "Englishman". Kingston based Lawes continued to supply Greensleeves with sparse and heavy productions that were to dominate reggae's emergent dancehall culture for the next few years. Lawes was to discover a wealth of newcomers, including Barrington Levy, Scientist, Yellowman, Eek-A-Mouse, Josey Wales, Wailing Souls, Ranking Toyan and Frankie Paul, all of whom released breakthrough albums on Greensleeves.

All tracks featured here feature the Roots Radics and were recorded at Channel One and mixed by Scientist, Soljie and Barnabas at King Tubbys studio.

Most of the tracks featured here have never appeared on CD before and Wailing Souls 'Firehouse Rock' is exclusive to this release and has have seen the light of day, until now.

This CD will contain extensive sleeves notes, with stories, quotes and previously unseen pictures of Henry "Junjo" Lawes.

Select cuts will be released in their original house bags to coincide with this release.

Astonishing music, and a tribute to Greensleeves and the great man Lawes, that ensures his considerable contribution to reggae music will never be forgotten.

Tracklisting

1. Michael Prophet / Gunman

2. Eek-A-Mouse / Wa-Do-Dem

3. Barrington Levy / Look Youthman

4. Wayne Jarrett & Silver Fox / Saturday Night Jamboree

5. Wailing Souls / Firehouse Rock

6. Flick Wilson / Slavemaster

7. Barry Brown / Give Another Israel A Try

8. Triston Palmer and Nica Smart / Mr False Preacher

9. Eastwood & Saint / Another One Bites The Dust

10. Yellowman / Who Can Make The Dance Ram

11. Michigan & Smiley / Diseases

XXX Dancehall Anthems CD - 18 Hard Core Classics

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

XXX Dancehall Anthems CD - Various

Following on from Hi-Grade Ganja Anthems, Greensleeves Records continues its "Anthems" series with 'XXX Dancehall Anthems', an unbridled collection of some of the more X-rated, raw, provocative and downright rude recordings by some of the biggest names in current dancehall.

With a selection of no holds barred hits from likes of ELEPHANT MAN, TONY MATTERHORN, MR VEGAS, BEENIE MAN, SIZZLA, VYBZ KARTEL, SHABBA RANKS, BOUNTY KILLER, WARD 21 and many more.

With tracks from top producers: Byron Murray (In the Streetz), Don Bennett (Don Corleon), King Jammy, Baby G, Blaxx and more, with some of the top dancehall rhythms from over the past few years.

An essential collection of dancehall for the carnal-minded reggae fan.

Tracklisting

1. Ward 21 - Da Pum (Brain Damage)

2. Shabba Ranks - Needle Eye Pum-Pum

3. Elephant Man - Pum-Pum

4. Mr Vegas - She's A Ho Remix

5. Beenie Man & Robyn - Red Red

6. Lexxus - Good Hole

7. Cecile - Give It To Me

8. Vybz Kartel - Sweet To The Belly

9. Bling Dawg - Take Cocky Gal

10. Vybz Kartel - Breast Specialist feat. Beenie Man

11. Bounty Killer - Sadda Dem

12. Vybz Kartel - Tekk

13. Bounty Killer - Sen On & Heng On

14. Busy Signal - Agony

15. Mad Cobra - Sitten Tight

16. Sizzla - Haffi Get It(Nah Rape)

17. Tony Matterhorn - Dutty Wine

18. Dr Evil - More Punanny

Tarrus Riley CD - Parables

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Tarrus Riley - Parables CD

Tarrus Riley is a talented young singer/ songwriter whose debut album is entitled "Parables." Tarrus Riley is among the crop of Jamaican singer/ songwriters defining the sounds of today�s roots reggae music.
With analytical lyrics embracing Rasta teachings and his heart felt romantic delivery the compelling voice of Tarrus Riley will win you over.
Son of famed Reggae vocalist Jimmy Riley (Love & Devotion) releases first album on VP Records exhibiting strong talent and versatility.
Songwriting and production collaborations with famed saxophonist Dean Fraser. All star band includes; Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, Robbie Lyn, Paul �Scooby� Smith, Glen Browne and others. Recorded at Tuff Gong Jamaica and Grafton Studios Stand out tracks include a remake of the John Legend penned �Stay With You�, �More Than A Million Reasons� and first single �System Set (Willie Lynch Syndrome).�

TRACK LISTING

1 SYSTEM SET (WILLIE LYNCH SYNDROME)

2 HAUNT YOU

3 BEWARE

4 MICRO CHIP

5 ONE TWO ORDER

6 STAY WITH YOU

7 SHE'S ROYAL

8 SOMETHING STRONG

9 LION PAW

10 PARABLES

11 AFRICA AWAIT

12 PICK UP THE PIECES

13 LET LOVE LIVE FEAT.DUANE STEPHENSON

14 FAMILY FEAT.DELLA MANLEY

15 MY BABY (CYAAN SLEEP)

Reggae Gold 2004 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 2004 CD

VP Records Kicks off the summer season in style with Reggae Gold 2004. In the twelve years since its inception Reggae Gold has set the musical standard for reggae compilations with an exciting mix of established and breaking hits.

TRACK LISTING

1 IN HER HEART - CAPLETON

2 DUDE (REMIX) - BEENIE MAN FEAT.MS.THING & SHAWWNA

3 JIGGY - ELEPHANT MAN

4 FIRE TIME - CAPLETON

5 JOOK GAL (WINE WINE)(HEAD GAWN VERSION) - ELEPHANT MAN FEAT

6 GIRLS GONE WILD - ASSASSIN

7 AY AY AY - TONY TOUCH FEAT.SEAN PAUL

8 ANYTHING GOES - CNN FEAT WAYNE WONDER & LEXXUS

9 YOU DON'T KNOW MY NAME - ALICIA KEYS

10 CAN'T BREATHE - TANYA STEPHENS

11 NO GUNS TO TOWN - NATTY KING

12 EARTH AH RUN RED - RICHIE SPICE

13 PRIDE & JOY - BERES HAMMOND

14 GIRL - BABY CHAM & JIMMY CHEEZTRIX

15 FIRE FIRE - T.O.K

16 GOT NEWS FOR YOU - TANTO METRO & DEVONTE

17 U'VE GOT ME - MORGAN HERITAGE

18 BEEN SO LONG - LADY SAW

19 DAT SEXY BODY ESPANOL - SASHA FEAT.IVY QUEEN

Reggae Gold 2000 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 2000 CD

Morgan Heritage is back with the highly anticipated follow-up to Don�t Haffi Dread (the group�s best selling album to date). Riding the wave of �Down By The River� (the group�s biggest selling single to date) More Teachings is positioned to be their biggest album yet! Morgan is a familiar name to many reggae music fans for the songs of Morgan Heritage, LMS and Denroy �Daddy� Morgan for his years and many successes in the music business.
The brothers and sisters of the Morgan family constitute a powerhouse of music and have become the first family of Reggae.
The dynasty runs as deep as their lyrics. The new album features �Down By The River�, �Jah Seed�, �Same Old Song� and �H.I.M. Come� showing the musical dynamism and versatility of the new voice of roots reggae, Morgan Heritage. The album combines the inimitable Morgan �roots� sound with various R&B, Hip Hop and Pop flavors to please a wide and varied audience. The songs convey deep doctrinal issues pertinent to the Ras- Tafarian movement while also touching on universal themes.
More Teachings does just that, spreading wisdom, inspiration and information to the reggae nation.

TRACK LISTING

1 LOOK - BOUNTY KILLER

2 GOOD IN HER CLOTHES - CAPLETON

3 COOK - LEXXUS

4 HOT GAL TODAY (REMIX) - SEAN PAUL & MR.VEGAS

5 WHAT AH GAL - DELLY RANKS

6 SATAN STRONG - PROFESSOR NUTS

7 MAGNET - RICHIE STEPHENS & BOUNTY KILLER

8 THEY GONNA TALK - BERES HAMMOND

9 DOWN BY THE RIVER - MORGAN HERITAGE

10 PSALMS 23 - BUJU BANTON & MORGAN HERITAGE

11 GANJA FARM - BEENIE MAN

12 KEEP THEM COMING - WAYNE WONDER

13 ONE OF THESE DAYS - GLEN WASHINGTON

14 BACK AT ONE - SANCHEZ

15 NUH PLAY CHESS - MADD ANJU

16 WAR FOREVER - BABY CHAM

17 CALL U - LEXXUX & LADY SAW

18 STALAG Y2K - VARIOUS

Reggae Gold 1999 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 1999 CD

TRACK LISTING

1 PULL IT UP - BERES HAMMOND & B

2 BETTER LEARN - BEENIE MAN

3 UNFAIR - ZEBRA

4 BIG PHAT FISH - MACHEL MONTANO

5 DON'T HAFFI DREAD - MORGAN HER

6 HEADS HIGH - MR.VEGAS

7 JAH BLESSING - SIZZLA & LUCIAN

8 JAH JAH CITY - CAPLETON

9 WAVE - MR.VEGAS

10 PSYCHO MED - BOUNTY KILLER

11 HAFFI GET DA GAL YAH - SEAN PA

12 HATERS - WARD 21

13 GOOD TIMES - LUCIANO

14 ALL WAYS BE TRUE TO YOU - SANC

15 BIG UP YU STATUS - TANTO METRO

16 SOCO NUMA CLASH - BUCCANEER

17 HARDCORE LOVER - LADY SAW,TOK

18 FROM THIS MOMENT ON - FIONA,BR

Reggae Gold 1995 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 1995 CD

TRACK LISTING

1. Crazy Baldhead - Beenie Man & Luciano

2. Cellular Phone - Bounty Killer

3. Rampage - Buju Banton

4. Dis The Trinity - Capleton

5. Fight Back - Garnett Silk & Richie Stephens

6. Bubblers - Junior Reid

7. No Disturb Sign - Beres Hammond

8. Kerry - Daddy Screw & Donovan Steele

9. Wicked Slam - Beenie Man

10. Hardcore (It's Raining) - Lady Saw

11. Memories - Beenie Man

12. Give Me The Weed - Jigsy King

13. Love My Woman - Yami Bolo

14. Tell Me Now - Marcia Griffiths & Bounty Killer

15. For You - Ambelique

16. Pretty - Rayvon

Reggae Gold 1993 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 1993 CD

TRACK LISTING

1 FALL IN LOVE - SANCHEZ

2 DREAMING - MAXI PRIEST, TERROR FABULOUS

3 EVERYBODY - CAPLETON

4 LOVERMAN - DADDY SCREW

5 SWEETNESS - BERE HAMMOND

6 LIB BY LIMB - CUTTY RANKS

7 I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - PAM HALL

8 ACTION - NADINE SUTHERLAND, TERRO FABULOUS

9 WICKED DICKIE - NADINE SUTHERLAND, BUJU BANTON

10 MOVE WITH THE CROWD - BABY WAYNE

11 HELLO AFRICA - GARNETT SILK

12 POSITION - TERRO FABULOUS

13 SOUND BOY KILLING - MEGA BANTON

14 GAL A FUSS - JIGSY KING

15 BOOM BY BY - NIJA KID

16 GLAMAROUS - TERROR FABULOUS

Reggae Gold 1994 CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Reggae Gold 1994 CD

TRACK LISTING

1 SPLASHING DASHING - GARNETT SILK

2 BIG THINGS A GWAN - DADDY SCREW, DONOVAN STEELE

3 GIRLS HOORAY - SPRAGGA BENZ

4 REVOLUTION SONG - LOUIE CULTURE

5 I WISH - BERES HAMMOND

6 NOT ANOTHER WORD - BOUNTY KILLER

7 SOUD BOY KILLILNG REMIX - MEGA BANTON

8 MODERN CONNECTION - HEAVY D, COURTNEY MOLODY, BRIGADIER JERR

9 BABY FACE - NADINE SUTHERLAND

10 MURDERER - BUJU BANTON

11 ONLY YOU - WAYNE WONDER

12 BROWN EYES - SANCHEZ

13 TEACH THE CHILDREN - TONY REBEL

14 STRESS - MICHIGAN, SMILEY

15 BREATHER AGAIN - SWEET TEA

16 TREAT YOU RIGHT - BERES HAMMOND

Sizzla - I-Space CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Sizzla - I-Space CD

The latest Release From Sizzla, I Space. This CD features 15 tracks including the previously
unreleased Chant Dem Down which was featured on Dexteritys, Best Of Sizzla CD.

Ten years after the release of 'Black Woman and Child', Sizzla follows on from last years 'Waterhouse Redemption' and his recent collaboration with Damian Dash that resulted in the album 'The Overstanding', with a brand new essential set 'I Space', his tenth album for Greensleeves.

With 15 excellent new tracks from Kalonji, produced by Byron "In The Streetz" Murray at the In The Streetz and Big Yard studios, with the exception of 'Really and Truly' - currently a huge hit - on Marley's 'Natural Mystic' rhythm, produced by Fatta and Bulby for Fat Eyes and 'Irresistible' produced Shane Brown for Jukeboxx production on the 'Statement' rhythm.

Most of the tracks on this album feature original rhythms while some are well-crafted re-licks on rhythms such as 'Carpenter', Devil's Pickney' 'I Shall Be Released', 'Desperate Lover' and 'Natural Mystic'

As per usual, Sizzla saves his best for Greensleeves with this album, which is more consistent and a cut above most of Sizzla's other outpourings from other sources that have appeared over the past 12 months or so.

Sizzla proves that he still a force to be reckoned and remains one the most compelling artists in the world today.

1 REALLY & TRULY

2 IRRESISTIBLE

3 NO ONE SHALL ESCAPE JUDGEMENT

4 MAKE ME YOURS

5 SHOW SOME LOVE

6 CHANT DEM DOWN

7 TALK ABOUT

8 STOP ALL THE VIOLENCE

9 ONLY JAH ALONE

10 THE WOMAN IN MY LIFE

11 JAH PROTECT MY LIFE

12 ROCK MY WORLD

13 BE CAREFUL

14 NOTHING BUT LOVE

15 PUT THE PEOPLE'S INTEREST FIRST

Jah Cure - True Reflections CD

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:59:02 GMT

Jah Cure - True Rerflections CD

1 TRUE REFLECTIONS

2 DEM NUH BUILD GREAT MAN FEAT.FANTAN MOJAH

3 LONGING FOR

4 TO YOUR ARMS OF LOVE

5 WHAT WILL IT TAKE

6 LOVE YOU

7 SAME WAY

8 SEARCHING FOR A GIRL

9 JAMAICA

10 CEASE ALL WAR

11 SHARE THE LOVE FEATURING GENTLEMAN

12 LOVE IS

13 THE SOUND

14 CONGA MAN

15 MOST HIGH CUP FULL