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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5026328201962
Label: Soul Jazz
Manufacturer: Soul Jazz
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Soul Jazz
Release Date: November 10, 2008
Studio: Soul Jazz
Disc 1:- Bam Bam - Yellowman
- Pumpkin Belly - Tenor Saw
- Co Onnh - Reggie Stepper
- Murder She Wrote - Chaka Demus & Pliers
- Agony - Pinchers
- Diseases - Michigan & Smiley
- World A Music - Kamoze, Ini
- Cool Out Son - Junior Murvin
- Entertainment - Palma, Triston
- Arleen - General Echo
- Here I Come - Levy, Barrington
- Chop Chop - Cutty Ranks
- M16 - Lone Ranger
- Trash And Ready - Super Cat
- Jamaican Dollar - Trinity (1)
- Boxing - Campbell, Cornell
- Soon Forward - Isaacs, Gregory
Disc 2:- Dangerous - Smith, Conroy
- I'm Just A Dread/One Shut - Miller, Jacob & Trinity
- Informer - Lady Ann
- Fred Locks A Dreadlocks - Brigadier Jerry
- aMouse Wa Do Dem - Eek-A-Mouse
- Only Woman DJ With Degree - Sister Nancy
- Deaf Ears - Early B
- Uptown Girl - Trinity (1)
- Spar With Me - Toyan
- Sensi Addict - Ferguson, Horace
- Jump & Pawn - Eastwood, Clint (1)
- Greetings - Half Pint
- Under Mi Sin Ting - Reggie Stepper
- Call The Brigade - Paul, Frankie
- Track Shoes - General Echo
- Mash You Down - Campbell, Cornell
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This is the CD compilation accompanying the release of Beth Lesser's book of photography which has the same title. The compilation comprises two fairly well packed CDs of music but lacks overall cohesion due to not being chronological and not keeping to its remit covering both the pre-dancehall (before 1980) era and the post '85 era of dancehall dominance. This is unfortunate especially for the post '85 era since this is where digital reggae took over dominated by stiff drum machine rhythms and cheap tinny keyboards and whichever way you look at it is nowhere near as evocative (or good!) as the classic reggae ('70-'79) or early emerging dancehall era ('80-'85). This is evinced by the rapid failure of the Maximum Pressure offshoot of the seminal Pressure Sounds reggae reissue label which tried to promote post '85 digital reggae but quickly folded due to lack of interest, simply because this era's music is largely subpar (just like early 80's new romantic music is pretty embarassing these ... Read More
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