Reggae Pulse 3: Kove Songs CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Help Me Make It Through The Night - John Holt ~ Various Artists

2. Cupid - Johnny Nash ~ Various Artists

3. You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) - Dawn Penn (Trojan mix) ~ Various Artists

4. Night Nurse - Gregory Isaacs ~ Various Artists

5. Midnight Train To Georgia - Teddy Brown ~ Various Artists

6. Sweet Sensation - The Melodians ~ Various Artists

7. First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Marcia Griffiths ~ Various Artists

8. She Don't Let Nobody - Chaka Demus/Pliers ~ Various Artists

9. I Wanna Wake Up With You - Boris Gardiner ~ Various Artists

10. O-O-H Child - Bruce Ruffin ~ Various Artists

11. Someone Loves You Honey - June Lodge ~ Various Artists

12. Have You Seen Her? - Derrick Harriott/The Chosen Few ~ Various Artists

13. Take A Letter Maria - Dandy Livingstone ~ Various Artists

14. Stop That Train - Keith & Tex ~ Various Artists

15. Feel Like Makin' Love - Elizabeth Archer/The Equators ~ Various Artists

16. Baby I Need Your Loving - Delroy Wilson ~ Various Artists

17. You Are Everything - The Chosen Few ~ Various Artists

18. Pied Piper - Bob & Marcia ~ Various Artists

19. Baby I'm A-Want You - John Holt ~ Various Artists

20. Black Pearl - Horace Faith ~ Various Artists

21. Lean On Me - B.B. Seaton ~ Various Artists

22. Here I Am Baby (Come And Take Me) - Al Brown ~ Various Artists

23. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight - Sharon Forrester ~ Various Artists

24. Sweat (A La, La, La, La Long) - Inner Circle ~ Various Artists

Notes & Personnel Info
	This is part of Trojan Records "Reggae Pulse" series.
	This is a delightful sequence of love songs (many of them Jamaican remakes of American material) done in unadorned rocksteady or roots reggae style. Highlights include one of Gregory Isaacs' best songs, "Night Nurse," the elegant and romantic "Sweet Sensation" by the Melodians, and B.B. Seaton's comforting take on Bill Withers' "Lean on Me." Nothing here gets too heavy or preachy, and songs like June Lodge's version of "Someone Loves You Honey" have a bright, refreshing tone that gives the feel of being in love on a beautiful summer day. Just to balance things out, Keith & Tex's rendition of "Stop That Train" (which has been recorded countless times by Jamaican performers, including the Wailers) is extremely ominous sounding, giving the song the exact amount of desperation it needs. ~ Steve Leggett
Producer: Dawn Penn; Delroy Williams; Derrick Harriott; Errol Thompson; Johnny Arthey; Phillip Swern; Dickie Woung; Geoffrey Chung; Trish Farrell; Tony Ashfield; Roger Lewis; Gregory Isaacs; Robert "Dandy" Thompson; Clive Crawley; Jeffrey Calvert; Carr; Joe Gibbs;

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Reggae Pulse 3: Kove Songs (2004)