Biggest Reggae One Drop Anthems 2011 CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. How To Answa - Midnite ~ Various Artists

2. Rasta Chant - J.O.E. (Jah Over Evil) ~ Various Artists

3. Real and Clean - I-Wayne ~ Various Artists

4. Since You Came In - Copper Cat ~ Various Artists

5. Bleaching Shop - Esco Levi ~ Various Artists

6. I Can't Recall - Tony Rebel ~ Various Artists

7. I Am Rich in Love - Romain Virgo ~ Various Artists

8. Cow Shit Splash (The Origin of the One Drop) - Bunny Lee ~ Various Artists

9. Put the Stereo On - Gappy Ranks ~ Various Artists

10. Where You Belong - Gyptian - (featuring Dean Fraser) ~ Various Artists

11. Tempted to Touch - Busy Signal ~ Various Artists

12. Wha This Pon Me - Romain Virgo ~ Various Artists

13. Spend Time Dubb'n - Vybz Kartel ~ Various Artists

14. Alone - The Green ~ Various Artists

15. Changes - Gentleman ~ Various Artists

16. It Hard - Queen Ifrica ~ Various Artists

17. International Drama - Alborosie - (featuring Giuseppe Tarantino) ~ Various Artists

Notes & Personnel Info
	Editor: Paul Shields.
	Photographer: Martei Korley.
	This roots-minded series had long been a proud annual staple of the Greensleeves label by the time this one rolled out, but The Biggest Reggae One-Drop Anthems 2011 ups the ante a bit with a couple ambitious moves. First, there's the track sequencing, which flows from beginning to finish with the greatest of ease. Next, there's the mellow remix of Vybz Kartel's "Spend Time" making its premiere here, and then, there's an amazing interlude called "Cow Shit Splash" featuring legendary reggae producer Bunny Lee explaining how the "one-drop" sound came about (and apparently all those drummers who told you it was because of the "first beat" were full of...stuff). Past these fine little touches is the usual high-caliber selecting, including massive reggae hits like the usually dancehall Busy Signal covering Beres Hammond's lovers rock hit "Tempted to Touch" and Gyptian teaming with the legendary Dean Fraser for "Where You Belong." Midnite and Gentleman are here to represent the rewarding fringe of the one-drop sound while two cuts from Romain Virgo rightfully indicate he's 2011's rising star. Superb. ~ David Jeffries
Musical Guests
	Dean Fraser
	Giuseppe Tarantino

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