CD-Charts Position 1

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The Reggae Love Collection

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 26, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2

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The Millennium Collection

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by: Lee 'Scratch' Perry

Release Date May 18, 2004

CD-Charts Position 3

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Songs for Midnight Lovers [VINYL]

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by: Derrick Harriott

Release Date May 28, 2001

CD-Charts Position 4

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Nothing Can Stop Me: Greatest Hits

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by: Gene Chandler

Release Date April 01, 1995

CD-Charts Position 5
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Anchorman [Us Import]

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date August 02, 2004
I bought this as i loved the movie and i wasnt dissapointed with the soundtrack!
I know a lot of ppl havent liked the intros to each songs but i and a few other ppl who i know with the cd really enjoy them.
Its almosy like listening to the Ron Burgandy radio show. Usually when im in my car i tend to skip a lot of songs on but i listen to this the whole way through. Some of my friends who havent seen the movie like this soundtrack!
So pop it in the car turn up the volume and relax :)

CD-Charts Position 6
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Mr. Fix-It/California Dreaming

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by: Winston Francis

Release Date April 16, 1969
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by Steve Leggett

Blessed with a smooth, silky and soulful voice, Winston Francis really hit his stride with a solid pair of rock steady singles he recorded for Clement Dodd and Studio One in the late 1960s, "Mr. Fix It" and a spooky Jamaican remake of the Mamas and Papas' hit "California Dreaming." Each song generated and served as the title for its own album, and both of those albums are combined here on a single disc, along with two bonus cuts, a radio edit and an extended mix of "Let's Go to Zion." Francis is a confident and versatile singer, and a skillful mimic when necessary, so that when he tackles Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" or Sly Stone's "Stand," it is almost as if Cooke and Stone had gone island, so close are the vocal inflections ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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We Don't Work, We Play Music [Australian Import]

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by: The Cruel Sea

Release Date October 21, 2002
Review
by Steve Leggett

Blessed with a smooth, silky and soulful voice, Winston Francis really hit his stride with a solid pair of rock steady singles he recorded for Clement Dodd and Studio One in the late 1960s, "Mr. Fix It" and a spooky Jamaican remake of the Mamas and Papas' hit "California Dreaming." Each song generated and served as the title for its own album, and both of those albums are combined here on a single disc, along with two bonus cuts, a radio edit and an extended mix of "Let's Go to Zion." Francis is a confident and versatile singer, and a skillful mimic when necessary, so that when he tackles Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" or Sly Stone's "Stand," it is almost as if Cooke and Stone had gone island, so close are the vocal inflections ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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A Groovy Situation

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by: Rueben Wilson

Release Date March 07, 2005
Review
by Steve Leggett

Blessed with a smooth, silky and soulful voice, Winston Francis really hit his stride with a solid pair of rock steady singles he recorded for Clement Dodd and Studio One in the late 1960s, "Mr. Fix It" and a spooky Jamaican remake of the Mamas and Papas' hit "California Dreaming." Each song generated and served as the title for its own album, and both of those albums are combined here on a single disc, along with two bonus cuts, a radio edit and an extended mix of "Let's Go to Zion." Francis is a confident and versatile singer, and a skillful mimic when necessary, so that when he tackles Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" or Sly Stone's "Stand," it is almost as if Cooke and Stone had gone island, so close are the vocal inflections ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Soulmaster

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by: Gene Chandler

Release Date December 20, 2004
Review
by Steve Leggett

Blessed with a smooth, silky and soulful voice, Winston Francis really hit his stride with a solid pair of rock steady singles he recorded for Clement Dodd and Studio One in the late 1960s, "Mr. Fix It" and a spooky Jamaican remake of the Mamas and Papas' hit "California Dreaming." Each song generated and served as the title for its own album, and both of those albums are combined here on a single disc, along with two bonus cuts, a radio edit and an extended mix of "Let's Go to Zion." Francis is a confident and versatile singer, and a skillful mimic when necessary, so that when he tackles Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" or Sly Stone's "Stand," it is almost as if Cooke and Stone had gone island, so close are the vocal inflections ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Soul Master [CASSETTE]

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by: Gene Chandler

Release Date July 04, 1995
Review
by Steve Leggett

Blessed with a smooth, silky and soulful voice, Winston Francis really hit his stride with a solid pair of rock steady singles he recorded for Clement Dodd and Studio One in the late 1960s, "Mr. Fix It" and a spooky Jamaican remake of the Mamas and Papas' hit "California Dreaming." Each song generated and served as the title for its own album, and both of those albums are combined here on a single disc, along with two bonus cuts, a radio edit and an extended mix of "Let's Go to Zion." Francis is a confident and versatile singer, and a skillful mimic when necessary, so that when he tackles Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" or Sly Stone's "Stand," it is almost as if Cooke and Stone had gone island, so close are the vocal inflections ... Read More: