Track Listing

1. Jamaica Nice/Take Me Home Country Roads
2. Strong Me Strong
3. Mi Believe/Summer Holiday
4. Wha Dat
5. Moving on/Keep on Moving
6. Disco Reggae
7. Still Be a Lady/Girls Can't Do What the Guys Do
8. Reggae Calypso
9. Ooh We/Sea Cruise
10. If You Should Lose Me/You'll Lose a Good Thing

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23464 in Music
• Released on: 2008-02-01
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Whot the hell does he think he is...?
A Johnny Denver Cover? No, really, John Denver...and Yellow man makes it sound sweet as sunshine on a breezy carribean beach baby!

Fun...that's all this cd is about. It's not pretentious, it's not complex, it's not annoying, it's pure enjoyment in a carefree and fun package. soothing rythms and beats that do nothing less than ease the soul, relax the mind and make you feel like smoking the fattest blizzy within a 10 mile square radius.

I listened to this cd a lot years ago, but recently thanks to downloading things for very cheap and a new computer, I rediscovered Senior Yellow. I wholeheartedly enjoyed it then and ditto now. Make him a part of your collection; great for background music, long drives, blizzle mizzles, or any other reason to have speakers on.

LESS THAN TEN SECONDS
That's how long it took me to get hooked on this CD the first time I heard it. This is just simply fun music that will put a smile on your face every time you hear it. The tunes are very catchy and I cannot help but feel like dancing when I hear them. Yellowman even manages to make John Denver sound good with his cover of Take Me Home Country Roads. Mind you, that is no small task. If you want to really give the bass on your stereo a test, turn up Strong Me Strong and groove right along! Any reggae fan owes it to himself or herself to own this CD if they don't already. And if you get the chance, you must see Yellowman live in concert. It's truly one of the best concerts ever, reggae or otherwise. Hail King Yellowman!

Get this album
This album made me into a reggae fan. I love the Yellowman's style. The beats are tight and the lyrics are innovative. The album contains some great slow grinds. I repeat: Get this album. K'ya hear me?