Artist: Various Artists Title Of Album: Tougher Than Tough - The Story Of Jamaican Music [Mango Box 4CD] Year: 1993 Genre: Reggae Source: CD Quality: MP3 320 [Front Back 4CD] Codec: LAME 3.97 Version: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels: Stereo / 44100
CD1 - Forward March 1958-1967
1. Oh Carolina - Folkes Brothers 2. Boogie in My Bones - Laurel Aitken 3. Midnight Track - Owen Gray 4. Easy Snappin' - Theophilus Beckford 5. Housewives Choice - Derrick & Patsy 6. Forward March - Derrick Morgan 7. Miss Jamaica - Jimmy Cliff 8. My Boy Lollipop - Millie Small 9. Six and Seven Books of Moses - The Maytals 10. Simmer Down - The Wailers 11. Man in the Street - Don Drummond 12. Carry Go Bring Come - Justin Hines & The Dominoes 13. Guns of Navarone - Skatalites 14. Al Capone - Prince Buster 15. Hard Man Fe Dead - Prince Buster 16. Tougher than Tough - Derrick Morgan 17. Girl I've Got a Date - Alton Ellis 18. Happy Go Lucky Girl - The Paragons 19. Dancing Mood - Delroy Wilson 20. The Train is Coming - Ken Boothe 21. Take It Easy - Hopeton Lewis 22. Ba Ba Boom - The Jamaicans 23. 007 (Shanty Town) - Desmond Dekker 24. I've Got to Go Back Home - Bob Andy 25. Queen Majesty - The Techniques 26. Loving Pauper - Dobby Dobson 27. Don't Stay Away - Phyllis Dillon
Playing Time.........: 01:16:25 Total Size...........: 175,00 MB
CD2 Reggae Hit The Town 1968-1974
1. Israelites - Desmond Dekker 2. 54-46 (That's My Number) - The Maytals 3. Reggae Hit the Town - The Ethiopians 4. Wet Dream - Max Romeo 5. My Conversation - The Uniques 6. Bangarang - Stranger Cole & Lester Sterling 7. Return of Django - The Upsetters 8. The Liquidator - Harry J. Allstars 9. Rivers of Babylon - Melodians 10. The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff 11. Young, Gifted and Black - Bob & Marcia 12. Wake the Town - U Roy 13. How Long - Pat Kelly 14. Double Barrel - Dave & Ansell Collins 15. Blood and Fire - Niney 16. Cherry Oh Baby - Eric Donaldson 17. Better Must Come - Delroy Wilson 18. Money in My Pocket - Dennis Brown 19. Stick by Me - John Holt 20. Teach the Children - Dennis Alcapone 21. S.90 Skank - Big Youth 22. Everything I Own - Ken Boothe 23. Westbound Train - Dennis Brown 24. Move Out A Babylon - Johnnie Clarke 25. Curly Locks - Junior Byles
Playing Time.........: 01:17:04 Total Size...........: 176,47 MB
CD3 Natty Sing Hit Songs 1975-1981
1. Country Boy - The Heptones 2. Welding - I. Roy 3. Marcus Garvey - Burning Spear 4. Right Time - The Mighty Diamonds 5. Natty Sing Hit Songs - Roman Stewart 6. Ballistic Affair - Leroy Smart 7. Tenement Yard - Jacob Miller 8. War Ina Babylon - Max Romeo 9. Police And Thieves - Junior Murvin 10. Two Sevens Clash - Culture 11. I'm Still Waiting - Delroy Wilson 12. No Woman No Cry - Bob Marley & The Wailers 13. Uptown Top Ranking - Althia & Donna 14. Number One - Gregory Isaacs 15. Bredda Gravalicious - Wailing Souls 16. River Jordan - Sugar Minott 17. Armagideon Time - Willie Williams 18. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - Black Uhuru 19. Fort Augustus - Junior Delgado 20. Joggin' - Freddie McGregor 21. Sitting & Watching - Dennis Brown
Playing Time.........: 01:18:00 Total Size...........: 178,60 MB
CD4 Dance Hall Good To We 1982-1993
1. Night Nurse - Gregory Isaacs 2. Mad Over Me - Yellowman 3. Diseases - Michigan & Smiley 4. Water Pumping - Johnnie Osbourne 5. Pass the Tusheng Peng - Frankie Paul 6. Here I Come - Barrington Levy 7. Ring the Alarm - Tenor Saw 8. Under Me Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith 9. Tempo - Anthony Red Rose 10. Boops - Supercat 11. Greetings - Half Pint 12. Punanny - Admiral Bailey 13. Hol' A Fresh - Red Dragon 14. Rumours - Gregory Isaacs 15. Cover Me - Tinga Stewart & Ninjaman 16. Legal Rights - Papa San & Lady G 17. Wicked Inna Bed - Shabba Ranks 18. Bandolero - Pinchers 19. Yuh Dead Now - Tiger 20. Bogle Dance - Buju Banton 21. Murder She Wrote - Chaka Demus & Pliers 22. Oh Carolina - Shaggy
Playing Time.........: 01:18:46 Total Size...........: 180,36 MB
A superlative introduction to the world of Jamaican music, Tougher Than Tough is a treasure trove of information, filled with unforgettable music. Across four discs and 95 songs, this set spans the entire history of the island's vibrant music scene, hitting all the major stylistic bases along the way, and rounding up many of Jamaica's greatest artists. It's evident that a great amount of thoughtful time and effort went into this package and, although collectors will howl at the many omissions and some of the selections, this set wasn't intended for them, but for a general audience interested in beginning to explore the music more deeply. Disc one begins in 1958 with the Folkes Brothers' "Oh Carolina," arguably the first ever proto-ska release, cut during producer Prince Buster's first ever recording session. It continues through the rise of pure ska and through the shift to rocksteady. Disc two concentrates on the reggae years and the rise of the DJs, while the third is given over entirely to roots. The final disc brings things bang up to date, following the trajectory of the dancehalls. The set comes full circle with the final track, Shaggy's smash hit cover of "Oh Carolina." From rude reggae to ragga, dulcet vocal groups to dueling DJs, The Story of Jamaican Music is indeed just that. Of course, there's a wealth of equally masterful music that didn't make the cut, and the booklet discusses a multitude of songs not included. But this is history 101; hopefully, students will continue their studies on their own.
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