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Here I Come

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Barrington Levy

Release Date July 19, 2004
These are Levy's major-label recordings, featuring inferior remakes of some of his best-known tunes. You'll need to look elsewhere for the originals.

CD-Charts Position 132
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Rastafari

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Sizzla

Release Date May 05, 2008
This is not a new Sizzla album. As with any Penitentiary release of Sizzla material think of the albums "Children of Jah", which was "Speak of Jah" in all but name; "Burning Fire" a pastiche of "Taking Over" and "Jah Knows Best" it is substantially a collection of songs from older Sizzla albums.

In this case the material comes substantially from five albums (1) Hosanna (2) Black History (3) Good Ways (4) Taking Over (5) Light of my World -which were released between 2001 and 2003 plus a few compilation series "Reggae Max" and "Toe to Toe Volume 3".

The breakdown is as follows:

Track 1 - Worldwide Love comes from the Hosanna album.

Track 2- Love the Life was originally titled Live the Life You ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 133
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Too Experienced: the Best of Barrington Levy

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Barrington Levy

Release Date November 17, 2000
How can this be the best of Barrington Levy without 'Here I Come'? The other selections are wikkid but where is 'Here I Come'????

CD-Charts Position 134
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Greensleeves Spring Sampler 2008

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 25, 2008
A selection of tunes with meaningful lyrics and heart - felt reggae tunes of the old style that we have come to expect from Jamaica. Its great to see the popular greensleaves samplers back on the shelves. They offer a taste of new reggae tunes. Some are good because of the sweet reggae music like Lukie D's "How long", and some are good because of the deep and meaningful lyrics as in Demarco's "Better Jamaica". Out of the 12 tracks on offer I would only listen to 9 of them more than once. 3 tracks were really memorable for me. I will be looking out for the next one with interest, but I will look carefully before buying.

CD-Charts Position 135
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Live at Carnegie Hall

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Anoushka Shankar

Release Date June 13, 2002
This album which i believe is Anoushka's first full solo performance album.(not forgetting the talents of the accompaning tabla and tanpura players). is a masterpiece from start to finish.it contains some of ravi shankars finest
pieces of music.yes!Anoushka maybe the daughter of the legendary Ravi Shankar.but even if the world had never known of Ravi.Anoushka is a beautiful sitar player (in both looks and in her playing style).and you get a real feel of the pleasure she gets playing this beautiful music.by the end of the cd you really do wish that it had a longer running time.it does make you want more.

CD-Charts Position 136
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200% Dynamite

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 11, 2008
I am steadily collecting all of these Dynamite compilations as I can't seem to get through a summer without them! I have 100%, 200%, 300% and 400% and although all are excellent, this one is truly the best so far. It was the first of these compilations that I bought and I'm sure never get tired of listening to it. Highly recommended.

CD-Charts Position 137
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Turbo Charged

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Nitty Gritty

Release Date July 28, 2008
I am steadily collecting all of these Dynamite compilations as I can't seem to get through a summer without them! I have 100%, 200%, 300% and 400% and although all are excellent, this one is truly the best so far. It was the first of these compilations that I bought and I'm sure never get tired of listening to it. Highly recommended.

CD-Charts Position 138
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Reggae Hits Volume 36

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 25, 2006
Jetstar have been releasing this series over a number of years, highlighting the tracks getting airplay in Jamaica.
Many of the tracks are good enough to be hits in the US and the UK, but don't get the airplay they deserve.
So to hear these gems you will have to buy this album.

Age is no barrier to making great music in Jamaica, and this collection opens with 52 year old Beres Hammond's melodic "Try if You Want", followed by Chuck Fender's contraversial "Gash Dem", banned by some radio stations for allegedly inciting violence.
Other highlights are George Dekker's take on the Marlon Asher track "Ganja Farmer", with it's laid back riddim and complaint of the way the farmer is treated by the establishment when they try to ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 139
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Greetings

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Half Pint

Release Date September 15, 2008
Jetstar have been releasing this series over a number of years, highlighting the tracks getting airplay in Jamaica.
Many of the tracks are good enough to be hits in the US and the UK, but don't get the airplay they deserve.
So to hear these gems you will have to buy this album.

Age is no barrier to making great music in Jamaica, and this collection opens with 52 year old Beres Hammond's melodic "Try if You Want", followed by Chuck Fender's contraversial "Gash Dem", banned by some radio stations for allegedly inciting violence.
Other highlights are George Dekker's take on the Marlon Asher track "Ganja Farmer", with it's laid back riddim and complaint of the way the farmer is treated by the establishment when they try to ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 140
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Heart of a Lion

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: I-Roy

Release Date August 07, 2000
Jetstar have been releasing this series over a number of years, highlighting the tracks getting airplay in Jamaica.
Many of the tracks are good enough to be hits in the US and the UK, but don't get the airplay they deserve.
So to hear these gems you will have to buy this album.

Age is no barrier to making great music in Jamaica, and this collection opens with 52 year old Beres Hammond's melodic "Try if You Want", followed by Chuck Fender's contraversial "Gash Dem", banned by some radio stations for allegedly inciting violence.
Other highlights are George Dekker's take on the Marlon Asher track "Ganja Farmer", with it's laid back riddim and complaint of the way the farmer is treated by the establishment when they try to ... Read More: