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Format: 2CD
Label: 17 North Parade
Year: 2022
Condition: New
TRACKS:
DISC ONE: Volcano Singers
1 Frankie Paul: Worries In The Dance
2 Barrington Levy: Prison Oval Rock
3 Leroy Smart: I Am The Don
4 Michael Prophet: Gunman
5 John Holt: Police In Helicopter
6 Don Carlos: Hog & Goat
7 Barry Brown: Give Israel Another Try
8 Wayne Jarrett: Chip In
9 Junior Reid: Lover's Affair
10 Hugh Mundell: Jacqueline
11 Johnny Osbourne: Ice Cream Love
12 Barrington Levy: 21 Girls Salute
13 The Wailing Souls: Firehouse Rock (aka Waterhouse Rock)
14 Tony Tuff: Come Fi Mash It
15 Little John: Dancehall Style
16 Frankie Paul: Pass The Tu Sheng Peng (aka Pass The Kushenpeng)
17 John Holt: Love I Can Feel
18 Cocoa Tea: Lost My Sonia
19 Linval Thompson: Look How Me Sexy
20 Al Campbell: Last Dance
DISC TWO: Volcano Deejays
1 Ringo: Flash It Inna E
2 Nicodemus: Boneman Connection
3 Yellowman: Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt
4 Josey Wales: Woola Woopa
5 Early B: Bible Story
6 Eek-A-Mouse: Annarexol
7 Clint Eastwood & General Saint: Two Bad DJ
8 Captain Sinbad: Fisherman Style
9 Lee Van Cliff: Bam Salute
10 Charlie Chaplin: Bubbling Telephone (Chalice)
11 Ranking Trevor: Some A Halla
12 Eek-A-Mouse: Wa Do Dem
13 Clint Eastwood & General Saint: Another One Bites The Dust
14 Michigan & Smiley: Diseases
15 Toyan: Spar With Me
16 Josey Wales: Bobo Bread
17 Yellowman: Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
18 Billy Boyo: Wicked She Wicked
19 Sister Nancy: Dance Pon The Corner
20 Toyan: How The West Was Won
Producer Junjo Lawes and his Volcano label seemed to be behind just about all the biggest hits from the early dancehall period, helping preserve and expand reggae's global reach (and restore its grip on Jamaican hips) as the sun set on the roots era. This CD collection generally expands on the double LP version to include 40 of Junjo's biggest tunes.
Label: 17 North Parade
Year: 2022
Condition: New
TRACKS:
DISC ONE: Volcano Singers
1 Frankie Paul: Worries In The Dance
2 Barrington Levy: Prison Oval Rock
3 Leroy Smart: I Am The Don
4 Michael Prophet: Gunman
5 John Holt: Police In Helicopter
6 Don Carlos: Hog & Goat
7 Barry Brown: Give Israel Another Try
8 Wayne Jarrett: Chip In
9 Junior Reid: Lover's Affair
10 Hugh Mundell: Jacqueline
11 Johnny Osbourne: Ice Cream Love
12 Barrington Levy: 21 Girls Salute
13 The Wailing Souls: Firehouse Rock (aka Waterhouse Rock)
14 Tony Tuff: Come Fi Mash It
15 Little John: Dancehall Style
16 Frankie Paul: Pass The Tu Sheng Peng (aka Pass The Kushenpeng)
17 John Holt: Love I Can Feel
18 Cocoa Tea: Lost My Sonia
19 Linval Thompson: Look How Me Sexy
20 Al Campbell: Last Dance
DISC TWO: Volcano Deejays
1 Ringo: Flash It Inna E
2 Nicodemus: Boneman Connection
3 Yellowman: Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt
4 Josey Wales: Woola Woopa
5 Early B: Bible Story
6 Eek-A-Mouse: Annarexol
7 Clint Eastwood & General Saint: Two Bad DJ
8 Captain Sinbad: Fisherman Style
9 Lee Van Cliff: Bam Salute
10 Charlie Chaplin: Bubbling Telephone (Chalice)
11 Ranking Trevor: Some A Halla
12 Eek-A-Mouse: Wa Do Dem
13 Clint Eastwood & General Saint: Another One Bites The Dust
14 Michigan & Smiley: Diseases
15 Toyan: Spar With Me
16 Josey Wales: Bobo Bread
17 Yellowman: Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
18 Billy Boyo: Wicked She Wicked
19 Sister Nancy: Dance Pon The Corner
20 Toyan: How The West Was Won
Producer Junjo Lawes and his Volcano label seemed to be behind just about all the biggest hits from the early dancehall period, helping preserve and expand reggae's global reach (and restore its grip on Jamaican hips) as the sun set on the roots era. This CD collection generally expands on the double LP version to include 40 of Junjo's biggest tunes.