01. Instrumental Intro
02. Igziabeher (Let Jah Be Praised)
03. 400 Years
04. No Sympathy
05. Burial
06. Mark of the Beast
07. Babylon Queendom
08. Why Must I Cry
09. What’cha Gonna Do?
10. Stepping Razor
11. Ketchy Shuby
Disc 1: Disc 1: Hooked on a reggae feleling! Disc 2: Motor City Influences Disc 3: Reggae In The Wind Playlist : Barry Brown - Living As A Brother Cornell Campbell - The Judgement Come 
Trojan Rare Groove Box Set
Disc 2:
Disc 3: Trojan Jamaican Hits Box Set
Disc 1:
Disc 2:
Disc 3: Trojan Sixties Box Set
1.: Words - Anderson, Gladdy & Lyn Taitt/The Jets
2.: By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Brown, Noel
3.: Hooked On A Feeling - Gardiner, Boris & The Love People
4.: Crimson Clover - Uniques
5.: Whiter Shade Of Pale - Alphonso, Roland
6.: Honey - Charmers, Lloyd & The Dragonaires
7.: Everybody’s Talkin’ - Ranglin, Ernest
8.: Just Once In My Life - Wilson, Ernest & Freddie McGregor
9.: Love Is Blue - Bradshaw, Sonny Seven
10.: Leaving On A Jet Plane - Isaacs, David
11.: Bang Bang - Tomorrow’s Children
12.: Roses Are Red My Love - Thomas, Claudette
13.: Ode To Billy Joe - McCook, Tommy & The Supersonics
14.: Mighty Quinn - Lewis, Hopeton & Henry Buckley/Dienne/The Gaylettes
15.: Puppet On A String - Taitt, Lynn & The Jets
16.: Sugar Sugar - Lazarus, Ken
17.: Winchester Cathedral - Butler, Leslie & The Fugitives
1.: I Wish It Would Rain - Techniques
2.: Who You Gonna Run To - Shades
3.: Don’t Look Back - Keith & Tex
4.: Ain’t Too Proud To Beg - Smith, Slim
5.: Born To Love You - Sensations
6.: Put Yourself In My Place - Wilson, Delroy
7.: Baby Baby (I Can’t Help Myself) - Clarendonians
8.: Reach Out (I’ll Be There) - Harriott, Derrick
9.: Left With A Broken Heart - Paragons
10.: Wherever I Lay My Hat - Stewart, Delano
11.: My Cherie Amour - Harry J & The All Stars
12.: Yester Me Yester You Yesterday - Gaylettes
13.: Come See About Me - Charmers, Lloyd & The Soul Stirrers
14.: Mother’s Advice (Shop Around) - Soul Leaders
15.: Doggone Right - Davis, Bobby & The Sensations
16.: You’ll Lose A Precious Love - Uniques
17.: I’ll Always Love You - Mad Lads
1.: Gunatanamera - Alphonso, Roland
2.: Son Of A Preacher Man - Gaylettes
3.: Ska Flea (Spanish Flea) - McCook, Tommy & The Supersonics
4.: My Elusive Dreams - Wilson, Ernest
5.: To Sir With Love - Taitt, Lynn & The Jets
6.: If It Don’t Work Out Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - Kelly, Pat
7.: Je T’Aime (Love At First Sight) - Lee, Byron & The Dragonaires
8.: Just One Smile - Sensations
9.: If I Only Had Time - Anderson, Gladstone & The Jets
10.: Sad Movies - Crawford, Gloria
11.: Spooky - Gardiner, Boris
12.: Games People Play - Andy, Bob
13.: Put A Little Love In Your Heart (The Big Three) - Harry J & The All Stars
14.: Stranger On The Shore - Bennett, Val & The Upsetters
15.: It Must Be Him - Penn, Dawn
16.: Reggae In The Wind (Blowin’ In The Wind) - Sterling, LesterTrojan Dancehall Roots Box Set
The Viceroys - We Must Unite
Barry Brown - Lead Us Jah Jah
Mike Brooks - One Heart
Dennis Brown - Unite Brotherman
Don Carlos - Tribulation
Sugar Minott - We Are Going (Back Home)
Little John - Mr. Babylon
Tristan Palmer - Peace And Love (In The Ghetto)
Cornell Campbell - Fight Against Corruption
The Wailing Souls - Face The Devil
Johnny Osbourne - Can’t Leave Jah
The Mighty Diamonds - Morgan The Pirate
Prince Far I - Working For My Saviour
Anthony Johnson - Jah Love (Aka Know Yourself Mankind)
Barrington Levy - Jah The Creator
Earl Sixteen - Jah Is The Master
Israel Vibration - Jah Jah Rock
Tristan Palmer - Time So Hard
The Mighty Diamonds - Leaders Of Black Country
Cornell Campbell - Got To Tell The People
The Viceroys - They Can’t Stop Us Now
Dennis Brown - Little Village
Mike Brooks - Money Is Not All
Don Carlos - Sweet Africa
Charlie Chaplin - One Of A Kind
Johnny Osbourne - Live Right
Little John - Jah Guide I
Anthony Johnson - Follow Them Footstep (Aka Those Men Were Great Men)
Barrington Levy - Peace And Love
The Wailing Souls - Mr Big More
Israel Vibration - Jah Is The Way
Prince Far I - What You Gonna Do On The Judgement Day
Don Carlos - Natty Dread Have Him Credential
Tristan Palmer - Got To Praise Jah Jah
Barry Brown - Mr C.I.D.
Earl Sixteen - Crisis
Mike Brooks - Living My Culture
The Mighty Diamonds - Bad Boy
Leroy Smart - Too Much Pleasure
The Viceroys - I’m Toiling On
Barrington Levy - Jah
Sugar Minott - I Want To Know (Only Jah Jah)
Prince Far I - Every Time I Hear The Word
Israel Vibration - Praises Unto Jah
Charlie Chaplin - Walk With Jah
Anthony Johnson - What Kind Of Herb
Johnny Osbourne - Bring The Sensi Come
Bobby Melody - Sensi ManTrojan ‘Tighten Up’ Box Set
DEZKARGA: DIZK1
DEZKARGA: DIZK2
DEZKARGA: DIZK3Trojan Tribute To Bob Marley Box Set
DESCARGA: DISC1
DESCARGA: DISC2
DESCARGA: DISC3Trojan Beatles Tribute Box Set
DESCARGA: DISC1
DESCARGA: DISC2
DESCARGA: DISC3Trojan Lovers Rock Box Set
DESCARGA: DISC1
DESCARGA: DISC2
DESCARGA: DISC3
An awesome blogspot with all Bob tunes! check it out, you will thanks me. I’m currently downloading the Lee Scratch Perry vs Bob Marley album now and am excited to give it a listen.
Original The Wailers’ most endearing recordings occurred with Lee Perry in the barks 60 ‘ s and early 70 ‘ s, and ploughs considered by most reggae aficionados you be to their best.
Studio Perry was not the wizard that he became in the 70 ‘ s, and even had an almost completely laissez-faire approach you recording. This allowed the Wailers you record to their very raw, bare caps, songs with completes ease. Of interest will be hearing Bunny actually sing lead vocals, (he possesses beautiful tenor voice) and Peter Tosh’s amazing “400 Years,” which sounds to better here than on “Burnin’”
Essential While recordings will be any Wailers’ completist or fan, the quality of this quit compact disc is to subpar; thankfully, there ploughs 3 Wailers box sets out covering just the Lee Perry and Leslie kong was exclusively on which you will find these, and many to other, tracks- completes with booklets, excellent photos, and wonderful post-production mastering. This will proves much lives satisfactory will be completists.
One of many Perry/Marley/Wailers combination cds out there, this one is nice, but there ploughs much to better you be had.
1. Mr. Brown
2. Soul Rebel
3. Fussing and Fighting
4. Sun is Shining
5. Duppy Conqueror
6. Small Axe
7. African Herbsman
8. Kaya
9. Dreamland
10. It’s Alright
11. My Cup
12. Put it on
13. Keep on Moving
14. 400 Years
15. Try Me
16. Stand Alone
17. Lively Up Yourself
18. Trench Town Rock
Trojan CD 1998
Album style : roots, dub
Playlist :
CD 01
01 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - Marijuana
02 - The Roots Radics - Storming The Death Star
03 - Gregory Isaacs - Public Eyes
04 - The G.G. All Stars - Love Of Jah Jah Children
05 - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators - A Dancing Version
06 - Scientist - Miss Know It All
07 - Observer All Stars - Rebel Dance
08 - The Upsetters - Dubbing Sandra
09 - King Tubby - King Tubby’s Conversation Dub
10 - The Aggrovators - A Crabbit Version
11 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - White Rum
12 - The Roots Radics - Mission Impossible
13 - Gregory Isaacs - Leggo Beast
14 - The Velvet Shadows - Dubbin & Wailin
15 - Observer All Stars - Rema Dub
16 - The Upsetters - Long Time Dub
17 - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators - A Version I Can Feel With Love
CD 02
01 - King Tubby - King Tubby’s Explosion Dub
02 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - Cocaine
03 - The Roots Radics - The Death Of Mr Spock
04 - Gregory Isaacs - Nigger
05 - The Jahlights - Right Road To Dubland
06 - The Aggrovators - Jah Jah Dub
07 - The Observers - Rasta Locks
08 - The Upsetters - Dub Dat
09 - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators - The Gorgon Of Dubs & Horns
10 - King Tubby - King Tubby’s Patient Dub
11 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - Black Ash
12 - The Roots Radics - The Son Of Darth Vadar
13 - Gregory Isaacs - Slum
14 - The Aggrovators - Do You Dub
15 - The G.G. All Stars - Mosquito Dub
16 - The Observers - Dubbing With The Observer
17 - The Thompson All Stars - Rock Me In Dub
CD 03
01 - The Upsetters - Freedom Dub
02 - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators - A Gigantic Dub
03 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - Collie
04 - Gregory Isaacs - Tam Tam
05 - The Observers - Turntable Dub
06 - Scientist - Scientist Ganja Dub
07 - The Aggrovators - Dub On My Pillow
08 - Sly & The Revolutionaries - Herb
09 - The Roots Radics - The Alien Aborts
10 - Gregory Isaacs - Leaving
11 - The Lloyd’s All Stars - Dread Dub
12 - The Observers - Sir Niney’s Rock
13 - Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators - The Big Boss Of Dubs
14 - The Upsetters - Dub So
15 - King Tubby - King Tubby’s Badness Dub
16 - The Silvertones - African Dub
1986, Ariwa Records
Tracks:
01. Medusa’s Head
02. War Cry
03. Cosmic Ray
04. Haunts Of Evil Sprirts
05. Russian Roulette
06. Preacher’s Chant
07. Schizophrenic Dub
08. The Case Of The Disappearing Sari
09. Drunken Scotsman
10. High-Tech Dub
11. Heavyweight Dub
12. Medusa’s Tail
01. Intro
02. Robotiks Dub Song
03. Binga Bongo
04. Black Light Dub
05. Righteous Dub
06. Dub The Planet - Mix 1
07. Dub The Planet - Mix 2
08. Black Ice Dub
09. Blunt Dub
10. Branding Dub - Mad Professor Mix
11. Branding Dub - Joe Ariwa Mix
12. Brother X
13. Theme From Mandinka
14. Tjerreng Dub
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Many thanks to I and the DUBWISE blogspot
Genre : Reggae
Year : 2000
Tracklist
01 Good World 4:02
02 Nah Give Up 3:56
03 Take Good Care 4:59
04 Black Woman 3:30
05 Jah Have His Way 3:59
06 Moving On Up 4:01
07 H.I.M. Sons & Daughters 4:00
08 Jah Inna Me Head 4:05
09 Red Hot 3:36
10 Love Is What We Need 3:51
11 Shower You With Love 3:42
12 Too Much Revolution 3:55
Genre…….> Reggae
Date….> 2008-02-01
Buy Here
Tracklist
1. For I 4:47
2. Jah Is My Navigator 4:55
3. Darkness 5:04
4. No Evil 4:09
5. I’m The Tuffest feat. Andrew Tosh 4:48
6. Never Give Up 3:41
7. Trod Out 4:19
8. Sweet Jamaica 4:10
9. Jah Live 4:52
10.Wish You Were Mine 4:14
11.Paradise Last feat. Rochelle Bradshaw 4:05
12.African Liberty 4:15
13.Wise Up Youth 3:57
14.Jah Canopy 4:26
15.Hard Herbs 2:41
Missing track
Genre: Reggae
Date: 09.09.2003
Reggae music
Date…………..: 2007-10-27
Genre : Reggae
Date: 03/01/2001
Missing Song 14
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Genre : Reggae
Date : 01/06/93
Tracklist
01 Ravers
02 Rollerskates
03 Chant a Psalm
04 Steppin’ Out
05 Your House
06 Not King James Version
07 Worth his weight in Gold (Rally Round)
08 Dub marcus Say (Rally Dub)
09 Earth Crisis
10 Blues Dance Raid
11 Save Black Music
12 Bodyguard
13 Leggo Beast
14 Babylon the Bandit
15 Tightrope
16 Rollerskates (Dub)
Genre : Reggae
Date : 2008-05-27
Tracklist
01 True Rastaman 3:55
02 The Ending 4:03
03 Lie 3:46
04 Rocky Road 4:18
05 Let Down 3:49
06 Bad Mind 4:05
07 Outta Street 4:09
08 Make It 4:00
09 Fight For Justice 3:53
10 Wild Fire 3:31
11 Weak In The Knees 3:48
12 Don’t Worry 3:47
13 Peace Of Mind 3:45
14 Not An Easy Road 3:42
15 Miss Fandangle 3:48
16 Can’t Live 3:51
17 Dance 3:45
GENRE: Reggae
DATE: 06.01.2004
GENRE: REGGAE
DATE: 05.20.2003
DATE……: 09.20.2007
GENRE………: Reggae
GENRE…: Reggae
RELEASE.: 2007-01-30
Right Back
The Long Beach Dub Allstars was a dub reggae/ska/rock band formed in 1997 and disbanded in 2002.
Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh met in childhood (in 1979) and later started their first garage punk band, consisting of drums, bass and vocals. They later formed Sublime with Brad Nowell. The Long Beach Dub Allstars (LBDAS for short) were founded after Brad died in 1996 of a heroin overdose (frequent contributors to Sublime including Michael “Miguel” Happoldt, Todd Foreman, and “Field” Marshall Goodman are also members of the band).
Eric Wilson says,”We will never replace the greatness that Sublime did or what Brad has done.” The band was originally a 10-piece and they recorded their debut recording called Right Back, which shortly after completion in 1999 saw the departure of three members. Their second album, Wonders of the World was recorded and released in 2001. It featured “Sunny Hours” featuring will.i.am from the then virtually unknown Black Eyed Peas.
Dennis brown is some oldskool shit 4 sure. one of my favorite reggae singers. please, please check this out.
Here are 2 of my favorite Dennis Brown songs:
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This is the reggae I grew up on. Straight outta Columbus at 1357 N. High Street. My friends dad is one of the DJs and me and my other buddies Zak and Aaron would always be going to reggae shows so we got to know DJ Pete Fonk (left in above pic). Roots High Power is always at all of the reggae shows in Columbus spinning the vibes in between sets and after. They mix a lot of their own mixtapes and they’re sick. A lot of big reggae names come to Columbus to record for them. I am posting them for download because you can only get them at Roots High Power on High Street in Columbus. So if you live in Columbus, love reggae, and haven’t heard of Roots High Power then you need to go there, buy their mixtapes, and check the place out. It’s a really cool store and the people there are very nice. If you don’t live in Columbus then download this now. The Time Will Tell mixtape is by far my favorite Roots mixtape. I’m getting the tracklist and CD cover for it up on here soon but download it now anyways! It’s a conscious mix and I listened to it a TON last year and still throw it on a lot.You should download them all though :). Oh and there will be like 5 or 6 more mixtapes with all album art and track listings coming very soon.
CLICK HERE to download Time Will Tell & Blessed Love
no CD art at and tracks have no info at this time (coming soon)
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CLICK HERE to download all of the Capleton tracks off of all of the compilations I have.
CLICK HERE to download the albums below:
I Testament (1998)
Prophecy (1995)
Reign Of Fire
This is the reggae I grew up on. Straight outta Columbus at 1357 N. High Street. My friends dad is one of the DJs and me and my other buddies Zak and Aaron would always be going to reggae shows so we got to know DJ Pete Fonk (left in above pic). Roots High Power is always at all of the reggae shows in Columbus spinning the vibes in between sets and after. They mix a lot of their own mixtapes and they’re sick. A lot of big reggae names come to Columbus to record for them. I am posting them for download because you can only get them at Roots High Power on High Street in Columbus. So if you live in Columbus, love reggae, and haven’t heard of Roots High Power then you need to go there, buy their mixtapes, and check the place out. It’s a really cool store and the people there are very nice. If you don’t live in Columbus then download this now. The Time Will Tell mixtape is by far my favorite Roots mixtape. I’m getting the tracklist and CD cover for it up on here soon but download it now anyways! It’s a conscious mix and I listened to it a TON last year and still throw it on a lot.You should download them all though :). Oh and there will be like 5 or 6 more mixtapes with all album art and track listings coming very soon.
CLICK HERE to download Time Will Tell & Blessed Love
no CD art at this time (coming soon)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rjpbtt (Part 1)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/41w7w6 (Part 2)
Link coming very soon. you will want this one s make sureu check for an update on the post soon.
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I’m feeling reggae a lot recently so i thought i would jsut post a ton of links to some sweet reggae albums. most of these i didn’t upload myself and got from different blogs because my upload speed in the dorms blows. So big ups to Mista D, seadub and schroeder and the lowdown for sure. I am currently uploading a couple of albums myself that I know you will enjoy as well. just gotta give me a little bit to get them up. for now, enjoy these albums.
3 disc compilation of some of his greatest moments in the Ark, titled Arkology, which are truely some of the greatest tunes in Reggae’s history.
You can find it right here.
All Hail The Dub Head
King Tubby Meets Scientist In A World Of Dub
Scientist Dubs Culture into a Parallel Universe
You can download them all here.
you can download this here
How can you go wrong with a cast of performers like this:Mixing Engineer & Producer : Lee Perry
Vocals : The Congos & Cedric Myton & Congo Ashanti Roy
Backing Vocals : The Meditations & Watty Burnett & Gregory Isaacs & Earl Morgan & Barry Llewellyn & Candy McKenzie
Drums : Sly Dunbar & Mikey Boo Richards & Paul Douglas
Bass : Boris Gardiner & Geoffrey Chung
Rhythm Guitar : Robert Johnson
Lead Guitar : Ernest Ranglin
Piano : Keith Sterling
Organ : Winston Wright
Percussions : Lee Perry & Skully & Sticky
DOWNLOAD> THE CONGOS - Heart Of The Congos
One of my favorite Reggae singer Freddie McGregor. The track Big Ship is a classic track that I’ve been listening to for a while which i got of a compilation album a while ago. Just found this album though and every track on it is straight heat. You gotta hit this up.
DOWNLOAD> FREDDIE McGREGOR - Big Ship
Again thanks to Mista D, seadub and schroeder and the lowdown for these links. more coming soon from me.
Sizzla Kalonji is one of the most prolific leaders of the conscious Reggae dancehall movement. Emerging in the latter half of the 90s, he helped lead dancehall back to the musical and spiritual influence of roots reggae and heavily Rastafarian subject matter. He was born Miguel Collins on April 17, 1976 in St Mary and was raised in the community of August Town by devout Rastafarian parents. The 1980s witnessed a dancehall explosion, and with the music came the lifestyle. Sizzla watched carefully, collecting his lyrical ammunition. He began his career in the music industry in his early teenage years. After honing his vocal skills, he landed a gig with the Caveman Hi-Fi sound system, where he first made a name for himself as a performer. He cut his first single for the small Zagalou label in 1995, and soon moved on to Fattis “Exterminator” Burrell. Extensive touring with fellow roots and culture artist Luciano followed, earning Sizzla critical acclaim. Sizzla since has gone on to do many more albums, mixtapes, singles, and compilations. My favorite being the Dexterity Mixtape. Not the Dexterity Best of Sizzla, but The Hip-Hop Mix one. Sizzla’s style is like nobody else’s. He changes his voice a lot and makes it sound almost like different personalities. One loud, fast, and more hip-hip/rap style. Another conscious smooth reggae singing vibe. Definitely one badass rasta rudeboy.
Anthony B - medley 1995 - WICKED !
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