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Cover of the album From Dubplate to Download by VARIOUS ARTISTS

VARIOUS ARTISTS

From Dubplate to Download



Release date :
09-03-2007

Label :
Greensleeves

Tracklist :
CD1
1. War - Wailing Souls
2. Where Is Jah - Reggae Regular
3. Born For A Purpose - Dr. Alimantado
4. Look Youthman - Barrington Levy
5. Another One Bites The Dust - Clint Eastwood & General Saint
6. Wa Do Dem - Eek-A-Mouse
7. Zungguzungguguzungguzeng - Yellowman
8. Pass The Tu Sheng Peng - Frankie Paul
9. Under Mi Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith
10. Hello Darling - Tippa Irie
11. Rumours - Gregory Isaacs
12. Telephone Love - Lodge, J.C.
13. Pirates Anthem - Home T & Cocoa Tea/Shabba Ranks
14. Twice My Age - Krystal & Shabba Ranks
15. Going Is Rough - Home T, Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks

CD2 :
1. Oh Carolina - Shaggy
2. Too Young - Cocoa Tea & Buju Banton
3. Down In The Ghetto - Bounty Killer
4. Lord Watch Over Our Shoulder - Garnett Silk
5. Over You - Beres Hammond
6. Black Woman And Child - Sizzla
7. Who Am I - Beenie Man
8. Heads High - Mr. Vegas
9. Blood Stain - Ward 21
10. Log On - Elephant Man
11. No Letting Go - Wayne Wonder
12. Under Mi Sensi - Alozade & Hollow Point/Mr. Vegas
13. Tekk - Vybz Kartel
14. Hail The King - Fantan Mojah
15. Dutty Wine - Tony Matterhorn



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Review written by Smaël Bouaici
on Tuesday, September 25th 2007 - 9 409 views


Greensleeves is celebrating its 30th birthday! Thirty years of success in reggae: it must be said that a label whose first release was Dr Alimentado's album "Best Dressed Chicken in Town" could hardly end badly. The little shop in West Ealing, London, has become one of the most important houses in reggae, and gathers its hits on a double CD.
We go back chronologically through three decades of reggae, dancehall, digital, ragga and bogle, via tracks that have admittedly been compiled many times, but are as good to listen to as ever. From Bam Bam to the Playground riddim, from Barrington Levy to Vybz Kartel, by way of Wayne Smith, Buju Banton, Garnett Silk or Sizzla, all the greats find a place here, except Capleton. The tracklist speaks for itself.
A hits-led logic that makes sense on this anniversary compilation. We simply hope that in the years ahead Greensleeves will dig a little deeper into its back catalogues.
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