CD-Charts Position 1
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Dread in a Babylon

by: U-Roy

Release Date March 01, 2004
I believe this was U-Roy's 1st and best Album on Virgin Subsidiary Front Line lable and it is a GEM!! The Originator is sharp, direct, cool and Baaaad!!
A must have for U-Roy or Toasting fanantics.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Original DJ

by: U-Roy

Release Date March 01, 2004
I believe this was U-Roy's 1st and best Album on Virgin Subsidiary Front Line lable and it is a GEM!! The Originator is sharp, direct, cool and Baaaad!!
A must have for U-Roy or Toasting fanantics.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Version Galore

by: U-Roy

Release Date July 01, 2002
I believe this was U-Roy's 1st and best Album on Virgin Subsidiary Front Line lable and it is a GEM!! The Originator is sharp, direct, cool and Baaaad!!
A must have for U-Roy or Toasting fanantics.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Rasta Ambassador

by: U-Roy

Release Date July 26, 1991
I purchased this album on vinyl years ago and though sadly the symbolic dove and olive branch cover has gone the music sounds as fantastic as ever.The king-U-Roy suffered a bit of a career slump in the mid-seventies. A signing to the Virgin label and some heavyweight musicians soon set the record straight. This album contains some U-Roy version (and re-makes) of some of the best roots rhythmns around at the time.The Paragons provide vocal 'falavourings' to the two classic classics, Wear You to the Ball and Tide Is High. Worth the purchase of this CD alone.Also covered is the classic Marley track Small Axe (vocal and bonus dub)which is a masterpiece of Jamaican production.I cannot get over how wonderful this album is-it is an essential purchase ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Version of Wisdom

by: U-Roy

Release Date March 01, 2004
I purchased this album on vinyl years ago and though sadly the symbolic dove and olive branch cover has gone the music sounds as fantastic as ever.The king-U-Roy suffered a bit of a career slump in the mid-seventies. A signing to the Virgin label and some heavyweight musicians soon set the record straight. This album contains some U-Roy version (and re-makes) of some of the best roots rhythmns around at the time.The Paragons provide vocal 'falavourings' to the two classic classics, Wear You to the Ball and Tide Is High. Worth the purchase of this CD alone.Also covered is the classic Marley track Small Axe (vocal and bonus dub)which is a masterpiece of Jamaican production.I cannot get over how wonderful this album is-it is an essential purchase ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Lost Album: Right Time Rockers

by: U-Roy

Release Date February 25, 2002
I purchased this album on vinyl years ago and though sadly the symbolic dove and olive branch cover has gone the music sounds as fantastic as ever.The king-U-Roy suffered a bit of a career slump in the mid-seventies. A signing to the Virgin label and some heavyweight musicians soon set the record straight. This album contains some U-Roy version (and re-makes) of some of the best roots rhythmns around at the time.The Paragons provide vocal 'falavourings' to the two classic classics, Wear You to the Ball and Tide Is High. Worth the purchase of this CD alone.Also covered is the classic Marley track Small Axe (vocal and bonus dub)which is a masterpiece of Jamaican production.I cannot get over how wonderful this album is-it is an essential purchase ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Version Galore

by: U-Roy

Release Date November 18, 2002
This double CD is fantastic value. The second CD is the best rocksteady compilation I have heard so far: lots of Paragons classics. The first CD is about the best intro to U-Roy you could buy and as he is the granddaddy of DJ toasting a good place to start. As there are nearly 30 tracks on each disc this adds to the value. The only doubt you might have is that it can sometimes be a bit wearing to listen to a whole disc of a single DJ's toasting. But hey! You could play the rocksteady disc all day long and never tire of it!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Jah Son of Africa

by: U-Roy

Release Date September 04, 2000
IMO, this is the best reggae album ever. OK I've not heard them all, but I just love this album. 'Love in the Arena' is simply one of the best reggae tracks I've ever heard. I like Bob Marley, but U-Roy gets the mix of vocals and music absolutely spot on.

I'm not West Indian, I'm not rastafarian, in fact I'm a Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin fan, indeed someone what has an interest in many musical genres, but if you have any liking for reggae buy this.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Old School New Rules

by: U-Roy

Release Date March 05, 2007
IMO, this is the best reggae album ever. OK I've not heard them all, but I just love this album. 'Love in the Arena' is simply one of the best reggae tracks I've ever heard. I like Bob Marley, but U-Roy gets the mix of vocals and music absolutely spot on.

I'm not West Indian, I'm not rastafarian, in fact I'm a Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin fan, indeed someone what has an interest in many musical genres, but if you have any liking for reggae buy this.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Babylon Kingdom Must Fall

by: U-Roy

Release Date October 20, 2002
IMO, this is the best reggae album ever. OK I've not heard them all, but I just love this album. 'Love in the Arena' is simply one of the best reggae tracks I've ever heard. I like Bob Marley, but U-Roy gets the mix of vocals and music absolutely spot on.

I'm not West Indian, I'm not rastafarian, in fact I'm a Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin fan, indeed someone what has an interest in many musical genres, but if you have any liking for reggae buy this.