Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Don't Cut Off Your Dreadlocks - Linval Thompson
2. Joyful Locks - U-Roy
3. Beautiful Africa - Gregory Isaacs
4. Satta Dread - Wayne Jarrett
5. Satta - I. Roy
6. Babylon de Pon Fire - Truth, Fact & Correct
7. Dreadlocks Man - Prince Lincoln, Royal Rasses
8. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - Michael Rose
9. Natty Alright - Jah Woosh,
10. Jah Forgive Them - Leroy Smart
11. Warrior - Johnny Clarke
12. Africa - Winston Heywood, , Hombres
13. Black Harmony Killer - Jah Stitch, Jah Stitch
14. Rasta Train - Dr. Alimantado, Raphael Green
15. Last War (Jah Jah Children Arise) - Zap Pow, Zap Pow
16. Open the Gate - Watty Burnett
17. African Child - The Heptones

Disc 2:

1. Zion Chant - Freddie McGregor
2. African World Wide - Dillinger
3. Roman Soldiers of Babylon - Inner Circle
4. Revolution - Tapper Zukie
5. Confusion in a Babylon (AKA Mutiny) - Niney the Observer, The Observers
6. Land of Love - Sons of Light
7. (Stop Your) Brutality - Horace Andy
8. Free Up the Prisoners - Lee "Scratch" Perry
9. What a Gathering - Mike Brooks
10. Glasford Manning - Portishead
11. To the Foundations [Extended Version] - Dennis Brown
12. Forward with Jah Orthodox - Mistic I,
13. Blessed Are They - Cornel Campbell
14. Eyes on Africa - The Mighty Diamonds
15. Zion - Knowledge
16. Trod with Jah - Barrington Levy

Disc 3:

1. Protect Them - Barry Brown
2. Give Thanks and Praise - Jimmy Riley
3. Marcus Garvey's Back in Town - In Crowd
4. Children Are Crying - Alton Ellis
5. Brother Noah - The Black Shadows
6. Lightning and Thunder - Bim Sherman
7. Dreader Than Dread - Sugar Minott
8. Jah Far I on a Pinnacle - Leroy Sibbles
9. Free Up Rasta - Al Campbell
10. Who No (Wa'an Come) - Wailing Souls
11. Babylon - Tristan Palmer
12. Jah Footsteps - Prince Far I
13. Jah Jah (The Intelligence of Your Mind) - The Viceroys
14. Jah Love - Anthony Johnson
15. Why You So Craven - Israel Vibration
16. Bring the Sensi Come - Johnny Osbourne
17. Chalice - Charlie Chaplin

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #205348 in Music
• Released on: 2005-04-19
• Number of discs: 3
• Formats: Box set, Original recording remastered
• Dimensions: .29 pounds

Album Description
Three CD set. Details TBA. Trojan. 2005.

Customer Reviews

sweet
sweet like gourmet chocolate.this box set is so good i play it every day.
usually there are at least a dozen not so hot cuts in these trojan box sets.sometimes just one or two.roots and culture bats one thousand in my opinion.others may disagree.whatever the case may be,be assured you will be getting a primo compilation of roots classics with,"don't you cut off your dreadlocks",throwing out the first pitch.a real stinger of a fastball!the pace never lets up.just when you think it can't possibly get
any better,it does,and in a big way.disc one is so good that if the other two were stinkers the set would still be well worth the price.so if i were you(and i'm glad i'm not)i'd lay my money down quick.satisfaction guaranteed.this set would make someone a fine christmas gift.i've got mine
now get yours!

Superb!!!!!!!
Reggae was originally marketed as one shot singles to a listening public that craved the latest and favest sounds coming out of the dancehalls and chicken shack studios of Trenchtown. This is a collection of the best from the mid '70's. If you love roots rock reggae and dub masterpieces, before all the cliches were in place,this is where you come. For my money, it gets no finer than this.