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But why do we love the 1990s so much?
We talk about some of the most iconic figures from that time and bring the conversation current to explore why things are so different now.
It was a time when Bounty Killer was given the title “Poor People Governor” and had a streak of hit songs banned from radio airplay in Jamaica because he spoke out against corruption and divisiveness in political policies and sang about ineptitude and abuse by local law enforcement. There was a resurgence of lyrical protest songs uniting and re-energizing the dancehall followers in the streets of Jamaica with positive messages earning the biggest crowd responses. Buju Banton, who emerged as the “Voice of Jamaica” delivered words of wisdom and warning to his fan base and his lyrical ideals deepened right along with his Rastafarian faith.
MORE FIRE! Top Reality Songs in 1990s Reggae Dancehall Music | Reggae Lover Podcast Episode 60
The same went for Capleton who was dominant and was dubbed “The Fire Man.” Capleton burned the hottest fire with a string of releases that dissected and illustrated all the faults he found with “Babylon system” and during his live stage performances, massive eruptions of energy occurred. Artists such as Sizzla, Luciano, and Anthony B were also extremely influential within this conscious movement of the 1990s.
The up-tempo (dancehall) riddims being produced in this era of Jamaican music offered very diverse story lines so there were songs about the latest dance moves, gunman tunes, girls anthems, and ganja dedications surrounded by songs about spirituality, African liberation, “burning out” current corrupt government officials and taboo trends, or the struggles of the poor in the ghetto.
Top Reality Songs in 1990s Reggae Dancehall Music
This mix focuses on the danceable selections of that period that kept it real. Reality tunes, similar in content to the roots reggae standards of reggae’s foundation era, but aligned with the most popular riddims that dominated the dancehall. This was the music that could be heard at the climax of sound system sessions primarily from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s. Please press play and take a brief trip back to “fire time.” More Fire!
Shooks, Feedo and SuperPEC performance at Rocksteady ATL
Shooks SLR, Feedo Red Square and Archangel SuperPEC performance at Rocksteady ATL with Highlanda Sound.
Rocksteady ATL is Atlanta‘s only roots reggae event, 1st Fridays at Studio No. 7.
Bob Marley Birthday 2015 Promotional Mix by Highlanda and Archangel
Please enjoy this mixtape, a collaboration between Superpec and Kahlil Wonda comprised of music from Bob Marley, Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, and Kymani Marley along with Sizzla, Capleton, Tessanne Chin, Trey Songz, Bobby Brown, Spragga Benz, and Queen Ifrica.
Also listen out for foundation reggae giants like Bunny Wailer, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, Toots, Third World, Freddie McGregor, Horace Andy, Ed Robinson, Gregory Isaacs, Willie Williams, Ini Kamozi, Papa Michigan, Johnny Osborne, Half Pint, Garnett Silk, and Steele Pulse.
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Tracklist
1 Simpleton – 1/4 to Twelve
2 Captain Barkey – Antichrist
3 Buccaneer – You Nuh Care
4 Lizard – Slapper Dapper
5 Fabby Dolly – Peanut Punch
6 Mad Cobra – Dun Wife
7 Buju Banton – First and Last
8 Mr. Vegas – Everywhere I Go
9 Snow, Nadine Sutherland, Terror Fabulous, Beenie Man, Buju Banton and
Kulcha Know – Anything For You
10 Spragga Benz featuring Nadine Sutherland – Please Me
11 Gary Minott – Seek God
12 Daddy Screw and Bonovan Steele – Miss Bonafied
13 Frisco Kid – You and You Man
14 Terror Fabulous – Behold
15 Spragga Benz – W
16 Beenie Man – Certain Man
17 Beenie Man – Slam
18 Beenie Man – Wicked Ride
19 Buju Banton – Only Man
20 Frisco Kid – Living In Style
21 Spragga Benz featuring Wayne Wonder – Dedicated To My Favorite Girl
22 Dennis Brown – Our Day Will Come
23 Gary Minott – No More
24 Daddy Screw and Bonovan Steele – Big Tings A Gwan
25 Daddy Screw and Bonovan Steele – Dapper (Breathe Again)
26 Don Yute and Wayne Wonder – Loving In Excess
27 Dugsy Ranks – Wifee
28 Louie Culture – No Gyal
29 Frisco Kid – Big Speech
30 Spragga Benz – Tings A Gwaan
31 Buju Banton – Man A Look You
32 Nadine Sutherland and Buju Banton – Second Class Love
33 Nadine Sutherland and Terror Fabulous – Action
34 Wayne Wonder and Louie Culture – Live and Learn
35 Spragga Benz – Peace
36 Beenie Man – Better Learn
37 Rayvon and Red Fox – Bashment Party
38 Bounty Killer and Richie Stephens – Maniac
39 Bounty Killer and Barrington Levy – Living Dangerously
40 Spragga Benz – Camouflage
41 Snagga Puss – Tatie
42 Spragga Benz and Wayne Wonder – Never Keeping Secrets
43 Monster Shack Crew (Ghost, Roundhead, General B) – Round Robin (Do
You Remember?)
44 Jigsy King and Tony Curtis – Real Love
45 Buju Banton – Stamina Daddy
For promotional purposes and by popular demand, Highlanda Sound System debuts a brand new “Dancehall Now” mixtape series with Volume 1 featuring various artists.
DANCEHALL NOW is a live music-oriented, syndicated radio program designed to spotlight the latest and greatest in dancehall music and other popular Caribbean genres. Live on http://www.daflavaradio.com Tuesdays at 6pm EST.
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This feature recaps a candid interview with superstar reggae/dancehall artist turned big-screen actor Spragga Benz, plus highlights from the Highlanda mix show on Dancehall Now. Spragga talks with SuperPec about the ‘Shotta Culture’ album, touring with Stephen Marley, his reaction to the Trayvon Martin case and more. 
Catch the syndicated Dancehall Now broadcast live on Daflavaradio.com each Tuesday from 6pm to 9pm (EST).
This is the latest episode of the syndicated Reggae Vault Classics podcast produced by Highlanda Sound System for December, 2010. The Reggae Vault Classics Radio Show airs on Da Flava Radio (http://www.daflavaradio.com) every Wednesday at 6pm EST.
Listen as we blend all the best from the 1980s through 2000s including Beres Hammond, Sanchez, Thriller U, Singing Melody, Wayne Wonder, Shabba Ranks, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Super Cat and much more. This mega mix contains 98 songs – almost 3 hours of music!
FIRST HOUR
1 Cry Cry Baby – Beres Hammond
2 I’ve Been Missing You – Thriller U
3 Turn It Up – Lukie D
4 Mr. Old Nail – Simpleton
5 Mr. War War – Merciless
6 Pirate’s Anthem – Home T featuring Cocoa Tea and Shabba Ranks
7 Tell Me Which One – Shabba Ranks featuring Admiral Tibet
8 Telephone Love – JC Lodge
9 Deh Pon Me Mind – Shabba Ranks
10 Nuff Respect – Lady G
11 Rumors – Gregory Isaacs
12 Everyone Hustling – Josey Wales
13 Woman Nuh Fret – Buju Banton
14 I Am Moving – Buju Banton
15 Love Me Browning – Buju Banton
16 Love Black Woman – Buju Banton
17 The Grudge – Buju Banton
18 When I’m With You – Wayne Wonder
19 Do You – Wayne Wonder
20 Fussing and Fighting – Garnet Silk
23 If Loving Was A Crime – Buju Banton
24 Face It – Wayne Wonder
25 Cellular Number – Bounty Killer
26 Center Of Attraction – Lukie D
27 Babyface – Nadine Sutherland
28 That Girl – Sanchez
29 I’ll Be Loving You – Wayne Wonder
30 That Sound – Sanchez
31 The Bomber – Cutty Ranks
32 Baby Can I Hold You Tonight – Foxy Brown
33 Fast Car – Wayne Wonder
34 Anything For You – Wayne Wonder
35 Reasons – Johnny Osborne
SECOND HOUR
36 Ribbon In The Sky – Thriller U
37 We’re In This Love – Singing Melody
38 Shower Me With Your Love – Singing Melody
39 Groovy Kind Of Love – Singing Melody
40 Gal A Chat- Alton Black featuring Blacka Ranks
41 Wicked Inna Bed – Shabba Ranks
42 Jump and Spread Out – Flourgon
43 Give It A Chance – Sanchez
44 Rosemarie – Sanchez
45 Hot – Major Mackerel
46 G.C. Tax – Capleton
47 Almshouse – Capleton
48 Jump Up And Swear – Spragga Benz
49 Rise To Meet Jah – Sanchez featuring Flourgon
50 Cherish The Love – Sanchez
51 All This Time – Wayne Wonder
52 Workie Workie – Chaka Demus
53 Young Gal Business – Chaka Demus
54 Tatie – Snagga Puss
55 Camouflage – Spragga Benz
56 Mud Up – SuperCat
57 Scalp Dem – SuperCat
58 Don Dada – Supercat
59 Twice My Age – Shabba Ranks featuring Crystal
50 Hot Gal Nuh Wear Second Hand – Spragga Benz
51 Man Confuse – Merciless
52 Blackboard – Beenie Man
53 Gal Dem Way – Beenie Man
54 Benz And Bimma – Bounty Killer
55 When I Hold You Tonight – General Degree
56 Nothing Nah Go Gwan – Delta
57 She Wrong – Spragga Benz
58 Bad Inna New Clothes – General B
59 Call The Hearse – Bushman
60 Do You Wanna – Tony Curtis
THIRD HOUR
61 Foundation – Beenie Man
62 Mission Impossible Instrumental – Sly and Robbie
63 Impossible Mission – Innocent Crew
64 Living Dangerously – Barrington Levy and Bounty Killer
65 Good In Her Clothes – Capleton
66 Call Me On The Phoneline – Capleton
67 Badman Nuh Dress Like Girl – Scare Dem Crew
68 Has The World Gone Mad? – Beenie Man
69 What You A Say Star? – Spragga Benz
70 100 Dollar Bag – Beenie Man
71 Whoa – Capleton
72 Calling My Name – Sean Paul
73 Dance The Angel – Harry Toddler
74 Log On – Elephant Man
75 Online – Elephant Man
76 Jamaica – Elephant Man
77 Cook – Lexxus
78 Go Up – Mr. Vegas
79 Shake Your Bam Bam – TOK
80 Nah Get No Bligh – Sean Paul
81 Everyone Falls In Love – Tanto Metro and Devonte
82 Crazy Looks – Capleton
83 Be My Love Tonight – Buju Banton
84 Nah Run Back A Nuh Gal – Scare Dem Crew
85 Tell Me – Beenie Man
86 Opportunity – Buju Banton
87 Got To Be – Wayne Wonder
88 New Millennium – Wayne Marshall / Vybz Kartel
89 The Bombing – Elephant Man
90 Whining Machine – Elephant Man
91 Say You Love Me – Sizzla
92 Dollar Wine – Colin Lucas
93 Whoa Donkey – Burning Flames
94 Faluma -Square One
95 Togetherness – Square One
96 Its Carnival – Destra
97 You Make Me Wanna Jump – Rupee
98 Roll It – Alison Hinds featuring Machel Montano
This is the latest episode of the syndicated Dancehall Now podcast produced by Highlanda Sound System for November, 2010. Dancehall Now airs on Da Flava Radio every Tuesday at 6pm EST. Dancehall Now features the very latest dancehall and soca music in a full stereo radio broadcast format.
Special Guests: Billy Slaughter of Stone Love, Bugsy Bam Bam, DJ Cold Rice, Mikey Top Ten, Rico Vibes, Virtuous One, Pampi
PLAYLIST
1 Stay The Same – Spragga Benz feat. Stephen Marley and Jazmine Sullivan
2 Anything You Want – Mary J. Blige featuring Gyptian and Busta Rhymes
3 Nah Let Go (Soca Remix) – Gyptian
4 Real Man – Chuck Fender
5 Nine Lives – Mavado
6 Irie – Andrew and Wada Blood
7 Dreams – Popcaan
8 Love Me Right – Selena Serrano featuring Pressure Buss Pipes
9 Original Dancehall Style – Richie Stephens
10 Hold A Vibe – ZJ Liquid
11 Jeans And Fitted – Vybz Kartel
12 Mixshow Segment**
13 Blessed – Eljai featuring Capleton
14 Stronger – Cham featuring Mykal Rose and Bounty Killer
**Mixshow Segment features new music from Cherine Anderson, Warrior King, Romain Virgo, Lutan Fyah, L.U.S.T, Busy Signal, Mavado and Flexxx, Beenie Man, Angel Doolas and Bounty Killer, Vybz Kartel, Khago, ZJ Liquid, Spice, Timberlee and Akane, Tarrus Riley
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Spragga Benz is one of the greatest lyricists of all time, but we also cannot ever begin to discount the entertainment value brought forth from this prolific artist over the years. Now in 2010, please take note of that which is to come. Drum and bass, plus horns blended with timely, precise, thought-provoking lyrical presentation… Here is some of the latest and greatest material out of Jamaica: Shotta Culture (Official Music Video).
Stay tuned…
We haven’t posted new blogs in a while so here’s a quick update for the holiday season. More podcast posts are on the way as well.
Log on to DaFlavaRadio.com and listen to Highlanda’s Reggae Vault Classics Show on Wednesday at 7pm EST. Spragga Benz is today’s featured artist.
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Hi everyone, I posted a new episode to the Highlanda Sounds 1990s Dancehall Podcast.
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See you there!
– Highlanda
The 90s was a time in dancehall when songs had one-word titles like “Memories” by Beenie Man, “Suspense” by Bounty Killer and “Badmind” by Capleton. Singer Wayne Wonder made his mark on the dancehall world, voicing hit tunes in a prolific manner on many an uptempo riddim. This was a time when the sound clash business was at its apex with the leading artist being Mr. Rodney Price, also known as The Warlord, or Poor People’s Governor, or more popularly as BOUNTY KILLER. All you had to do be the best DJ/sound system, especially in Brooklyn where I was at the time, was play the most Bounty – it was that simple.
Playlist:
1 Ready To Ride – Wayne Wonder
2 Criss Pack of Boots – Bounty Killer featuring Wayne Wonder
3 Show Me Dem – Bounty Killer
4 Boom Tune – Baby Cham
5 Glamour Gal – Wayne Wonder
6 Big Heavy Man – General Degree
7 More Wood – Baby Cham
8 New Suzuki – Beenie Man
9 Tear Off Me Garments – Beenie Man
10 Sweets For My Sweet – Lady Saw
11 Girls From Near And Far – Merciless
12 Badmind – Capleton
13 Fed Up – Bounty Killer
14 The Best – Wayne Wonder
15 Worthless Bwoy – Bounty Killer
16 Skettel Boom – Ricky General
17 Bun Dem – Frisco Kid
18 A Gal A Chat – Mad Cobra
19 The More Them Fight We – Nitty Kutchie/Angel Doolas
20 Memories – Beenie Man
21 Suspense – Bounty Killer
22 Christmas – Beenie Man
23 Ask Fi War (John Gotti) – Bounty Killer
24 Miss Ivy Last Son – Bounty Killer
25 No Long Arguement – Spragga Benz
26 Hell Swell – Mad Cobra
27 Tatie – Snagga Puss
28 Workie Workie – Admiral Bailey
29 Gimme Pass – Ninja Man
30 Benti Uno – Pinchers/Bounty Killer
31 Mud Up – Supercat
32 Kerry – Donovan Steele and Daddy Screw
33 Heartbreaker – Maxi Priest and Daddy Screw
34 No Ride Again – Terror Fabulous
35 Old Before Young – Louie Culture
36 Sing A Song – Wayne Wonder
37 Go Cinderalla – Richie Stephens
38 Maniac – Bounty Killer and Richie Stephens
39 Little and Cute – Frisco Kid
40 Goodas Girls – Baby Cham
41 Machine Gun Kelly – Spragga Benz
42 Teenie Weenie – Beenie Man
43 Matey – Beenie Man
44 Gi Wi Di Nanny – Spragga Benz and Don Yute
45 Anyman You Want – Tony Curtis and Jigsy King
46 More dem Talk – Mad Cobra
47 Money – Admiral Bailey
48 Real Thing – Tony Curtis and Jigsy King
49 World Dance – Beenie Man
50 Gangalee – Louie Culture
51 Ragga Ragga – Terry Ganzie
52 Mix Up Punch – Terror Fabulous
53 NO Arguement – Bounty Killer
54 Natty Dread – Sweet C
55 You Alone – Terry Ganzie
56 Music A Di Beat – Beenie Man
57 Moving Up The Line – Spragga Benz
58 Champion – Buju Banton
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Highlanda Sound’s NEW Podcast.
This show is all about the 1990’s dancehall era and the simple winning formula for our first episode is mostly Buju Banton and Spragga Benz with a touch of Nadine Sutherland and a drop of Terror Fabulous. Voila! Download this and share the audio links with your friends, family, and loved ones.
Dancehall Juggling Center brings you audio highlights from live concerts, parties, and dances. The term “juggling” refers to a type of dancehall performance that consists of a sound system selector weaving together a number of tunes on the same rhythm to create a continuous dance groove. This type of selecting is often referred to as “mixing.”
Highlanda and other top rated sound systems adopt different creative styles of juggling to provide interactive, action-packed performances in front of live audiences at an energy level much higher than that which can be accomplished through mixtapes or radio. Listen to the hardcore and nightclub dancehall vibes here and keep coming back for updates. Remember, this audio footage is ALL THE WAY LIVE so parental advisory is strongly recommended!
Idris Elba with SuperPEC of Highlanda
This featured audio is from the Caribbean Room at the brand new W Hotel in Downtown Atlanta for the return of the elite monthly event, First Friday Atlanta. Master of Ceremonies for the event, Hollywood actor Idris Elba says a few words as Highlanda provides the musical vibes.
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Playlist
1 No No No – Dawn Penn
2 Baby Can I Hold You Tonight (Sorry) – Foxy Brown
3 I’m Still In Love – Sean Paul and Sasha
4 Saddest Day – Wayne Wonder
5 I Don’t Know Why (Movie Star) – Wayne Wonder and Buju Banton
6 Who Say – Beres Hammond and Buju Banton
7 Trying To Get To You – Richie Stephens
8 Tempted To Touch – Beres Hammond
9 Modern Girl – Courtney Melody
10 A Gal A Watch You – Alton Black
11 Substitute Lover – Barrington Levy
12 Browning – Buju Banton
13 Love Black Woman – Buju Banton
14 Just One Of Those Days – Sizzla
15 Come Over – Estelle and Sean Paul
16 Miss Independent – Ne-Yo
17 Ramping Shop – Vybz Kartel and Spice
18 Who Am I – Beenie Man
19 Goodas – Tony Matterhorn
20 Dem Nuh Ready For The Video – Elephant Man
21 No Games – Serani
22 Guide And Protect – Assassin
23 Water Boot – Buju Banton
24 So Special – Mavado
25 Uh Oh (Remix) – Lumidee, Busta Rhymes, and Fabulous
26 Dem Nuh Want No Gal – Assassin
27 Nuh Linga – Elephant Man
28 Sweep – Elephant Man
29 Click Me Fingers/Bust The Windows (Remix) – Erupt and Jasmine Sullivan
30 Gimme The Light (Remix) – Sean Paul and Busta Rhymes
31 Pon The River – Elephant Man
32 Chi Chi Man – T.O.K
33 Badman Forward – Ding Dong
34 Stookie – QQ
35 So Blessed – Mavado
36 Ramping Shop (Soca Remix) – Vybz Kartel and Spice
37 Buddy Buddy – Charley Blacks
38 Dutty Wine – Tony Matterhorn
39 Turn It Around – Square One
40 Heavy T – Faye-Ann Lyons
41 Banana – Bunji Garlin
42 Wukking Up – Fayann Lyons
43 Turn Me On – Kevin Little
44 Mamacita – Collie Budz
45 Hot Wuk – Mr. Vegas
46 Backshot – Spagga Benz and Lady Saw
47 Man A The Least – Lady Saw
48 Its Raining – Lady Saw
49 Ting A Ling – Shabba Ranks
50 Wife – Reggie Stepper
51 Dickie Dickie – Buju Banton and Nadine Sutherland
52 No Funny Guy Ting – Spragga Benz
53 Girls Way – Beenie Man
54 Blackboard – Beenie Man
55 Love How The Girls Flex – Buju Banton
56 Sex For Pleasure – Spragga Benz
57 Too Bad – Buju Banton
58 Flex – Mad Cobra
59 Boom Bye Bye – Buju Banton
60 If Love So Nice – Junior Kelly
61 Walk Away From Love – Bitty McClean
62 She’s Royal – Tarrus Riley
63 I Feel Good – Beres Hammond
64 Friends For Life – Dennis Brown
65 Cover Me – Tinga Stewart and Ninjaman
66 Sweetness – Beres Hammond
67 Always On My Mind (Remix) – Daville and Sean Paul
68 Hot Sexy Pookie – Sean Paul
This is the latest episode of the syndicated Reggae Vault Classics podcast produced by Kahlil Wonda of Highlanda Sound for the week of March 17, 2009 featuring classic reggae music in a DJ mixed format with no talking.
This episode starts with two of the biggest dancehall riddims ever with 6 tunes on the General followed by the 1990’s own Kette Drum riddim. Kette Drum is so prolific I could have mixed an entire 30 minute show with just Kette Drum alone, but decided to select 6 of the biggest songs on the riddim instead. About 15 minutes in, I enter the freestyle part of the mix with classics from Sluggy Ranks, Barrington Levy, Johnny Osborne, and Dennis Brown. D. Brown’s late 1970’s recording, ‘My Time,’ is followed up by Brooklyn, New York’s Don One label’s late 1990’s Dennis Brown vault classic entitled ‘Believe In Yourself’ on the Ballistic Affair riddim – one of the last works recorded by the late great Crown Prince of Reggae. Any true Highlanda fan knows something is missing if there’s no Studio One in the mix so next comes Horace Andy with ‘Mr. Bassie’ – Studio 1st mega hit. Freddie McGregor‘s version of Junior Byle’s original ‘Curly Lox’ blends right in and then the B side dub version is featured as well, before Freddie closes out Reggae Vault Classics # 10 with ‘I See It In You.’
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Playlist
1 Lionheart – Garnett Silk
2 All Over Me – Little John
3 Heal the World – Wayne Wonder
4 One Day – Tony Rebel
5 Massa God World – Buju Banton
6 Coppershot – Bounty Killer
7 Holy Mount Zion – Cocoa Tea
8 Flag Flown High – Cocoa Tea/Shabba Ranks
9 Kette Drum – Beenie Man/Determine
10 Jah Jah – Terror Fabulous
11 Give Them A Bligh – Mad Cobra
12 How Long – Spragga Benz
13 Coming Of The Lord – Sluggy Ranks
14 Sensimilia – Barrington Levy
15 Little Soundboy – Johnny Osborne
16 My Time – Dennis Brown
17 Believe In Yourself – Dennis Brown
18 Mr. Bassie – Horace Andy
19 Curly Lox – Freddie McGregor
20 Curly Lox Dub – Freddie McGregor
21 I See It In You – Freddie McGregor
Reggae Vault Classics 9 is another Kahlil Wonda 80s and 90s freestyle mix consisting of hardcore dancehall and commercial hits from singers such as Pinchers, Sanchez and Wayne Wonder. Anthem tunes from Junior Reid, Jesse Gender, Buju Banton, Shabba Ranks, Papa San, Supercat, Ninja Man, and Papa San and featured along with other essentials from the 80s and 90s. This is a must listen, guaranteed to take you back in time if you are familiar with the reggae music from this era, and a great resource, along with the other Reggae Vault Classics podcast episodes if you have recently been introduced to or are less familiar with this great music.
We sincerely hope you enjoy the selections and mixing. Please send your comments, feedback, and requests to kahlil.wonda@gmail.com or feel free to comment at here. If you like what you hear please subscribe to get automatic updates when new shows are added.
1 Ra Pa Pam Pam – Junior Reid
2 Rudebwoy Remember – Jesse Gender
3 Borderline – Pinchers
4 Dolly My Baby (Groove Me) – Supercat
5 Boom Shack Attack (Remix) – Born Jamericans
6 Champion Lover – Deborah Glasgowe & Shabba Ranks (noisy)
7 Strange – Papa San
8 Cover Me – Tinga Stewart & Ninja Man
9 Gal A Watch You – Alton Black
10 Wicked In A Bed – Shabba Ranks
11 No Mama Man – Shabba Ranks
12 I’ll Be Loving You – Wayne Wonder
13 That Girl – Sanchez
14 That Sound – Sanchez
15 When I’m With You – Wayne Wonder
17 The Grudge – Buju Banton
18 Peanie Peanie – Shabba Ranks
19 Cellular Phone – Bounty Killer
20 Gun Fool – Terror Fabulous
21 Today Was A Good Day – Spragga Benz
22 Lazy Body – Echo Minott
23 Black Scorpio – Johnny Clark
24 Boops – Supercat
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