Various

The latest entry in a series of tracks sampled for hip hop songs includes "You're Getting A Little Too Smart" by Detroit Emeralds, "Cause I Need It" by Dorothy Ashby, "It Sure Is Funky" by Ripple, "Haboglabotribin" by Bernard Wright, "Dominos" by Donald Byrd, "How To Dance" by Fatback Band, "Crab Apple" by Idris Muhammad, "Down Home Ups" by John Kasandra, "I Don't Wanna Go" by Paul Butterfield, "Stripper" by Michael Quatro, and more

BB King

01 Caldonia

02 Blue Shadows

03 Alexis' Boogie

04 We Can't Agree

05 Ghetto Woman

06 Wet Haystack

07 Part Time Love

08 Power Of The Blues

09 Ain't Nobody Home

Very cool album, you won't be dissapointed at all!

(From Missy's picks)

9th Creation

for our brothers over at 4BB, and Arkane 1.., ENJOY!

Bob Marley

One of Bob Marley & the Wailers' finest collections, AFRICAN HERBSMAN belongs alongside CATCH A FIRE and NATTY DREAD as an essential Marley recording. There are three reasons why AFRICAN HERBSMAN is significant. For starters, it is a treasure trove of some of Marley's best songs. Though these tunes were written and recorded in the early 1970s, Marley would revisit them--in concert and in re-recordings--throughout his career. The celebratory "Lively Up Yourself," the winsome and wise "Small Axe," the swaying "Don't Rock the Boat," and the escapist dream "Kaya," are only a few of the gleaming gems here.
More importantly, perhaps, AFRICAN HERBSMAN captures the Wailers at their peak as a band. With Bunny Livingston and Peter Tosh's high, sweet harmonies prominent throughout, and the Barrett brothers' impeccable rhythms, the Wailers are an unstoppable unit (and provide a focus lost on some of Marley's solo albums). But the most distinguishing quality of these sessions is Lee "Scratch" Perry's remarkable, unique production. Unlike the rock-oriented sound of the Chris Blackwell-produced CATCH A FIRE (released the same year), HERBSMAN has pure Jamaican roots--on top of the fine material and performances--making it one of the defining documents of reggae.
1973
1. Lively Up Yourself 2. Small Axe 3. Duppy Conquerer 4. Trenchtown Rock 5. African Herbsman 6. Keep On Moving 7. Fussing And Fighting 8. Stand Alone 9. All In One 10. Don't Rock The Boat 11. Put It On 12. Sun Is Shining 13. Kaya 14. Riding High 15. Brain Washing 16. Four Hundred Years 17. Memphis - (with The Upsetters) 18. Live - (live, ly Up Yourself Version, with Tommy McCook) 19. More Axe 20. Axe Man, The - (Small Axe version) 21. Zig Zag - (Duppy Conqueror version) 22. Grooving Kingston 12 - (Trench Town Rock version) 23. Moving Version - (with Big Youth) 24. Keep On Skanking 25. Copasetic - (All In One Version)

Good Die Mostly Over Bullshit

SoulFood
SoulFoodsingle
StillStanding

for my brotha Benny6Dimes....

Jimmy Reed

First issued by VeeJay in 1959, this Charly reissue of Jimmy Reed's "Found Love" features four bonus tracks, and some of Reed's best and most popular songs.
It opens with a true classic, the inexplicably titled "Baby What You Want Me To Do", one of the very few 50s and 60s blues singles which managed to crack the pop charts.Inexplicably titled? Well, yeah, Jimmy Reed actually never once utters the line "Baby what you want me to do", and on one available recording he and his wife can be heard bickering with the studio engineer about the title.He actually sings:
You got me runnin', got me hidin',Got me run, hide, hide, runAnyway you wanna let it rollYeah, yeah, yeahYou got me doin' what you want meBaby why you wanna let go?
Anyway, "Big Boss Man" is also here, with backing vocals from Mary Lee ("Mama") Reed, and so is the primitive but groovy "Hush Hush", which features the great Eddie Taylor on lead guitar.Jimmy Reed does a fine rendition of soul singer Clarence Carter's "I Ain't Got You", and manages to sound genuinely menacing on "I'm Gonna Ruin You", and other highlights include the lively "The Sun Is Shining" (not the Elmore James-song), the title track, and the slightly spiritual-flavoured "Going To The River".
Great blues.

1. Baby, What You Want Me to Do

2. Found Love

3. Meet Me

4. I Was So Wrong

5. Going by the River, Pt. 2

6. Big Boss Man

7. Hush Hush

8. Where Can You Be

9. I'm Nervous

10. Going by the River, Pt. 1

11. I Ain't Got You

12. Come Love
SOUL/BLUES

Various

DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS!!!

Various

2004

Salt N' Pepa

1986

1Push It (Remix) (4:26)
2Beauty And The Beat (4:39)
Drums - Chris Parker
3Tramp (Remix) (3:30)
4I'll Take Your Man (5:04)
5It's All Right (4:11)
6Chick On The Side (Remix) (4:54)
7I Desire (3:56)
Producer - Stephen Keitt Vocals - Delores Drewy , Kelly Charles
8The Showstopper (5:01)
9My Mike Sounds Nice (4:06)

Rose Royce

1982
A1Dance With Me (3:58)
A2Sometimesy Lady (2:24)
A3Best Love (3:54)
A4Still In Love (5:39)
B1You Blew It (4:14)
B2Somehow We Made It Through The Rain (4:39)
B3Fire In The Funk (5:37)
B4Talk To Me (4:32)

Costra Nostra

1 - Get Down And Do It (6:34)

2 - Memory Of Your Touch (6:42)

3 - I Like It Like That (3:22)

4 - Somebody Been Sleepin On My Bed (4:31)

5 - Squeeze It Tight (6:12)

6 - Proud Mary (4:01)

7 - Cosa Nostra (5:13)

8 - Change Of Mind (5:13)

Various Vol 10....last but not least ...

Various Artists / The Sound Of Funk, Vol. 10

Label: Goldmine / Soul Supply Records

Track Title

1. Super Funky [Part 1] -- Thunder, Lightning And Rain

2. Quit Jivin' -- Pearly Queen 3. Pick And Shovel -- Touch

4. Georgia Walk -- Raw Soul

5. Soul Block (Of Rocking People) -- Len & The PA's

6. Rare Back And Stretch [Part 1] -- McKinley Sandifer

7. Chicken And Rice -- Soul Serenaders

8. I Gotta See My Baby -- Jamie Ellis

9. I Don't Want To Cry -- Bennie Cole & His Soul Brothers

10. She Broke Down (Ran Right Out On Me) -- Little Richard III

11. No Names Will Be Called -- Road Runners

12. Chicken Peck [Part 2] -- Pronouns

13. You Have Come Into My Life -- Earl Swindell

14. Man Hunt -- Mitzi Ross

15. Charge -- Bronc Glows Featuring Phil & Portia

16. Down Home Publicity -- Apple & Three Oranges

17. Allen's Party -- Allen Mathews

18. Can You Dig It -- The Soulsetters

19. Who's The Blame -- Obe Jessie 20. So Called Friends -- JJ Barnes

Various Vol 9

Various Vol 8

1. Aint No Other Way / Hermit Hitson

2. Baby Don't Cry / Third Guitar

3. Do The Bobby Dunn / Bobby Dunn

4. Popcorn Baby / Freddy Henchi

5. Check Your Battery / Johnny Talbot

6. Baby I've Got It / The Fabulous Souls

7. You Lost Your Thing / Hank Johnson

8. Sagittarius / Landlord And Tennants

9. Ain't That Fun / Tyrone Harris

10. Movin And Groovin / The Volcanos

11. The Lady / The Superiors Band

12. The Funky Donkey / The Illusions

13. Groove Penguin / Excell Wonsley

14. Geraldine Jones / Soul Encyclopedia

15. Get Off Your Butt / Debbie Hines

16. Jungle / The Young Senators

Various Vol 7

Various Artists / The Sound Of Funk: Serious 70's Heavyweight Rarities (Vol 7)Label: Goldmine Soul Supply LimitedTrack Title

1. Super Cool (You're Just A Super Fool) -- Pat Hunt

2. It's Your Love -- Theron & Darrell

3. Funky Strutt -- Fabulous Soul Eruption

4. Branded -- C.J. Leach

5. Hot Pants -- Hank Carbo

6. Hook & Boogie (Part 1) -- Abraham

7. Dap Walk -- Ernie & The Top Notes Inc

8. Gimme Some -- General Crook

9. Boilin' Water -- Soul Stoppers Band

10. Soul Chicken -- Bobby Allen & The Exceptions

11. Do Your Own Thing -- Sam Moultrie

12. Slow Down (You're Moving Too Fast) Pt. 1 -- Don Elliot

13. Green Power -- Sid Sidney Wallace & The Belairs

14. Fish Head -- Slim & The Soulful Saints

15. Bad Luck -- Hank Carbo

16. Sould POwers (Part 1) -- Jimmie Willis

Various Vol 6

01. Gene Anderson / The Gigolo [0:02:46.70]

02. Ann Robinson / You Did It [0:02:17.40]

03. Bob Stone & His Band / Foxy Little Mama [0:02:05.47]

04. Chuck Colbert / Oof (Do Anything I Want) [0:03:00.33]

05. Milton Campbell & The R.D.M Band / Sweet Thing [0:02:24.15]

06. King Hannibal / Rerun [0:03:13.32]

07. The Inclines / The Atlanta Boogaloo [0:02:26.25]

08. Zodiacs / Rough Nut [0:03:06.50]

09. Four Wheel Drive / Fussin' And Cussin' (Part I) [0:02:29.15]

10. Marva and Melvin / (Get Ready) For The Changes [0:02:41.55]

11. Johnny Cameron & The Camerons / Funky John [0:02:47.33]

12. Dede Soul & The Spidels / Soul Chills [0:02:44.52]

13. Gene Anderson / The Loneliest One [0:02:03.35]

14. The Village Soul Choir / Life Is Like A Puzzle II [0:02:20.63]

15. Scacy & The Sound Service / Sunshine Part I [0:03:02.17]

16. Lorraine Jackson / Take It Where You Found It [0:02:37.43]

Various Vol 5

1. 2:20 STEVE COLT / Dynamite

2. 2:51 SOUL TORNADOS / Crazy Legs

3. 1:53 MEMPHIANS / Breakdown

4. 2:32 CAL GREEN / Revolution Rap (part 1)

5. 2:33 XPLOSIONS / Wait A Minute

6. 2:21 SMOKEY JOHNSON & COMPANY / The Funky Moon

7. 2:21 SOUL COMBINATION / Soul Combination

8. 3:08 E. GAUNICHAUX & THE SKEPTICS / Afro Bush

9. 3:10 MICKEY & THE SOUL GENERATION / Football

10. 2:45 DARNELL SIMPKINS & THE FAMILY TREE / The Whip (part 1)

11. 2:44 CHARLES MINTZ / Give A Man A Break

12. 3:46 ZEKE STRONG & THE LADYETTES / I Laugh & Talk (But I Don't Play)

13. 3:10 DIETY / The Kuri Kuri

14. 3:13 JIMMY BEE / Hot Pants

15. 2:59 REVOLUTION FUNK / Bear Funk

16. 2:42 CONTRIBUTORS OF SOUL / Do The Yum Yum Man

17. 2:36 DARNELL SIMPKINS & FAMILY TREE / The Whip (part 2)

18. 3:27 ZEKE STRONG & THE LADYETTES / I Laugh & Talk (But I Don't Play)

19. 3:04 CAL GREEN / Revolution Rap (part 2)

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Various Vol 4...Up Next!

The Sound of Funk Volume 4
1. 2:30 The Funky Buzzard - Little Oscar

2. 2:39 Fun In Your Thang (Part 1) - Bootsey Phelps And The Complete Strangers

3. 3:02 The Funky Fat Man - Burnett Bynum & The Soul Invaders

4. 2:01 Keep On Brother Keep On - The Fat Back Band Featuring Johnny King

5. 4:11 Crumbs For The Table - The Young Disciples & Co

6. 2:23 The Moon Walk - King Solomon

7. 2:13 Bumping - Tyrone Chestnut

8. 2:43 Open Up Your Heart - The Raw Soul With Frankie Beverly

9. 1:58 Get Some - Wee Willie & The Winners

10. 2:38 (Ride On) Iron Horse - The Marlboro Men

11. 2:16 Funky Funk - Big Al & The Star Treks

12. 3:02 Funky Moon Meditation - The Moonlighters

13. 2:41 Wait A Minute - The Xplosions

14. 3:05 Do The Funky Donkey - Otis Turner & The Mighty Kingpins

15. 2:36 Funky Line Part 1 - The Fabulous Shalimars

16. 3:09 Hold Tight - Bobby McNutt

17. 2:58 Funky Hump - Little Joe Cook & The Thrillers

18. 3:44 Be Black Baby - Grady Tate

19. 2:55 Can You Dig IT - Chico & Buddy

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v4pt2

Varios Vol 3

1. Got A Thing For You Baby -- Mr. Percolator

2. Funky, Funky, Hot Pants -- Wee Willie Mason

3. Spittin' Image -- J.B.'s Latin

4. The New Bump & Twist -- Kats

5. Hip Drop/Explosions -- The Explosions

6. Africana -- The Propositions

7. Got A Gig On My Back -- Kelly & The Soul Explosion

8. Soul Drippins -- The Interns

9. Let's Get Together -- Cassietta George

10. Baby I've Got It -- King George & The Fabulous Souls

11. Fon-Kin-Love/Love International Featuring Georgeus George -- Love International Feat. Georgeus George

12. Campbell Lock -- Don (Soul Train) Campbell

13. Funky Soul Shake/E.T. White And The Potential Band --

E. T. White & The Potential Band

14. Hot Pants (Part 1) -- 20th Century

15. Closed Mind -- Different Bags

16. Give A Damn -- Benny Gordon

Various Vol 2

Various Vol 1

01 - herb johnson statement - damph f'aint'

02 - leroy & the drivers - the sad chicken

03 - james lewis fields - how long shall i wait

04 - the village callers -hector

05 - cus the groove lewis - let the groove move you

06 - fabulous caprices - groovy world

07 - the fabulous counts - jan jan

08 - mickey & the soul generation - iron leg

09 - frank williams - you got to be man

10 - jack wade & the soul searchers - searchin for soul

11 - sons of slum - push & pull

12 - james spencer - take this woman off the corner

13 - robert moore - everythings gonna be alright

14 - the showmmen inc - the tramp pt 1

15 - chris jones - i'm the man

16 - al brown - the whip pt 1

17 - spanky wilson - you

18 - camille bob - brother brown

19 - dave cortez & the moon people - happy soul

Byrd In Flight

01 Ghana

02 Little Boy Blue

03 Gate City
04 Lex

05 Bo

06 My Girl Shirl

diggit!

Various.....

I'm on shuffle for the weekend just sittin back gettin blitted...
so let's see what happens......

up first!

for your listening pleasure

Fri. (night)

R.A. The Rugged Man - Chains

Bambu - OtherKids

Average White Band - BigCityLights

Mongo Santamaria - ICan'tGetNextToYou

Soulman (unknown?) - Relief

The Rolling Stones - FoolToCry

Greyskull ft Aesop Rock - VoltronicInstructionalEspionage

Goodie Mob - SeeYouWhenISeeYou

The Mystic Moods - CosmicSea

DeLa Soul - ALittleBitOfSoap

Jamie Lidell - Multiply

Peter Tosh - MysticMan

Boogie Down Productions - WorldPeace

-

Sat. (morning-wake-n-bake)

Sam Cooke - BabyWon'tYouPleaseComeHome

Alton & Destiny - Push&Pull

Fried Chicken - FunkyDJ

Doris Troy - PleaseLittleAngel

Esthero - Superheroes

Led Zeppelin - TheLemonSong

Barrington Levy - BlackRoses

Vast Aire - NineLashes

Mel & Tim - GroovySituations

-

Sat (eve-off and on)

Swamp Dogg - SyntheticWorld

Terry Callier - Stripper

Latimore - JustOneStep

Hipnotic - AreYouLonely

Rose Royce - FunkinAround

The Ultimate Choice - KeepItOn

Bad Brains - ILoveIJah

Allen Toussaint - VictimsOfTheDarkness

Sesquipedalien & DJ Mindframe - HazardousCurves

Cake - WhereWouldIBe

Jak Progresso - LongWinter

Dave Parker - GirlOfDreams

RJD2 - FindYouOut

Babe Ruth - Fascination

Gipsy Kings - HotelCalifornia

-

Sunday (late afternoon doobie)

[off and on , stay tuned for Donald Byrd later on tonight]

David McCallum - TheEdge

The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation - WatchNChain

The Staples - ChicaBoom

grab it , if not...FUCK YOU , we still love you!

(I will return with continuous random singles throughout the weekend...enjoy!)

ATMOSPHERE

Bobby!

1972

A1 Across 110th Street (3:45)

A2 Harlem Clavinette (Instrumental) (2:12)

A3 If You Don't Want My Love (2:27)

A4 Hang On In There (Instrumental) (2:45)

A5 Quicksand (1:37)

A6 Harlem Love Theme (Instrumental) (3:07)

B1 Across 110th Street (Instrumental) (2:26)

B2 Do It Right (2:59)

B3 Hang On In There (2:23)

B4 If You Don't Want My Love (Instrumental) (3:03)

B5 Across 110th Street - Part II (2:52)

Just Tryin To Live...

2002

1. Zeldar (2:43)
2. It's A Shame (3:48)
Producer - Dr. Dre Rap [Featuring] - Pooh Bear Written-By - A. Young
3. R & B (4:14)
Written By - H. Cross , R. Ellison Written-By - D. Johnson
4. Lacville '79 (5:17)Written-By - D. Edwards
5. I-Hi (3:08)
6. Who's That Man, Moma (5:45)
7. Some Of 'Em (3:14)
Producer - T-Mix Rap [Featuring] - Nas , Xzibit Written-By - A. Joiner , N. Jones , T. Jones
8. Go Somewhere (4:08)
9. Whatever (1:09)

10. Would Ya? (3:57)
11. Doobie Ashtray (5:17)
Producer - DJ Premier Written-By - C. Martin
12. Just A Man (4:44)
Vocals [Featuring], Producer - Raphael Saadiq Written-By - R.C. Ozuna Jr. , G.D. Stanridg II , C.R. Wiggins
13. Fa Sho (4:21)
Producer - N.O. Joe Rap [Featuring] - Odd Squad Written-By - C. Garza , D. Johnson , J. Johnson
14. WXYZ (3:49) Producer - Luster Baker
15. Tough Love (5:36)
Co-producer - Tony Mason Producer - DJ Styles Written-By - C. Garza
16. Just Tryin' Ta Live (5:26)
Producer - Dave Banner Rap [Featuring] - Odd Squad Written By - H. Cross , R. Ellison Written-By - D. Johnson

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Doctor Oheh says....

fukkit, 2 tears inna bucket....

Music Magic

1984

A1 Magic Touch (5:58)
A2Holding On To Love (3:23)
A3New Love (5:18)
A4Safe And Warm (4:45)
B1Work It (5:54)
B2Long Distance Love Affair (4:22)
B3You're So Fine (3:49)
B4Show Me (4:27)

A Perfect Love Affair

01 Funk Encounters

02 Dancing Angel

03 Perfect Love Affair

04 Cosmic Melody

1978

KOTO

1. Rokudan

2. Midare

3. Godan-Kinuta

4. Chidori / Koto Izumi Kai

5. Haru-No-Kyoku

Rest In Peace Wayne

Wayne "Frosty Freeze" Frost, a hip-hop pioneer whose acrobatic performance with the legendary Rock Steady Crew in the 1983 movie "Flashdance" helped set off a worldwide breakdancing craze, has died. He was 44.
Frost died Thursday at Mount Sinai Medical Center after a long illness, said Jorge "Fabel" Pabon, a senior vice president of the crew where Frost and other so-called b-boys (for beat or break boys) made their name performing complicated and daring dance routines.
"He was one of most charismatic b-boys that ever lived," said Benson Lee, director of the new documentary film "Planet B-Boy."
Breakdancing emerged from the Bronx and Harlem in the early 1970s, part of the hip-hop culture that also included graffiti, MCing or rapping, and disc jockeys scratching and mixing vinyl records on turntables.
During extended pauses, or breaks, in the music, b-boys would mimic James Brown's showmanship and footwork and Bruce Lee's martial arts, adding their own signature moves.
Frost was known for his energetic style, intricate choreography and fearless moves including back flips and head spins. One was even dubbed the "Suicide."
Frost got his start in 1978 with the Bronx-based Rock City Crew. In 1981, he became part of the Rock Steady Crew, joining such acclaimed breakdancers as Ken Swift and Lil Crazy Legs.
Frost toured the world with the Rock Steady Crew and other hip-hop artists, including Fab 5 Freddy, Futura 2000 and Kool Lady Blue.
Frost's appearance with Rock Steady Crew in "Flashdance" spread the breakdance phenomenon globally, said Joseph Schloss, a visiting scholar in the music department at New York University. "He was one of the first B-boys that most people ever saw," Schloss said.
Graffiti artist and close friend Zulu King Slone, who knew Frost for 15 years, said he was "like a walking hip-hop culture encyclopedia."
As a member of the Rock Steady Crew, Frost also appeared in several movies on hip-hop culture, including "Wild Style," "Beat Street" and "Style Wars." He also appeared on the cover of the Village Voice in 1981.

East Of Underground

Recorded in the studios of American Forces Network, Frankfurt, Germany.Prepared and distributed by the Office of the Adjutant General, Headquarters, Dept. of the Army.A Project of the Entertainment Division, US Army Special Services Agency, Europe.
1. I Want to Take You Higher (Sylvester Stewart)

2. Smiling Faces Sometimes (Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield)

3. (Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below, We're All Going to Go (Curtis Mayfield)

4. People Get Ready (Curtis Mayfield)

5. Getting Over

6. I'll Bet You (Sidney Barnes, George Clinton, Theresa Lindsey)/California Dreaming (John Phillips, Michelle Phillips)

7. Popcorn/Oye Como Va (Tito Puente)

8. I Love You for All Seasons (Shelia Young)

9. East of Java (Mack David)

10. Walk on By (Burt Bacharach, Hal David)

Hopeless

1 Fillossaphee (3:37) Featuring - Pip Skid 2 Process Assimilate (4:50) 3 Whatyoucallthis? (4:01) 4 Firewood (5:16) 5 Butcher's Bill (5:29) Featuring - Gumshoe Strut, The , John Smith , Pip Skid , Satchel Paige , Yy 6 Microscope (3:38) Featuring - Gumball (3) 7 Hopeless Romantic (3:33) 08 Whiplash (3:58) Featuring - John Smith 9 You Need To Relax (4:01) Featuring - Pip Skid 10 Off Time (3:49) 11 Elbow Grease (5:05) Featuring - Pip Skid 12 Sheltered Child (4:04) 13 Expand Horizon (2:58)

Various

Hard to find and funky too -- just the right kind of compilation for your ears! The set's a smoking batch of 16 obscure funky 45s -- a number of which have had a relatively strong second showing in the recent underground, thanks to stocks of clean copies that never sold back in the 70s, but which have been rediscovered and redistributed by funky collectors worldwide! There's no main unifying theme to the set -- save for all-out funky tunes that are linked together in their love of heavy drums, wicked guitar, and burning basslines. Modern funkster Carlo Coupe compiled the set himself -- and titles include "The Whole Thang" by Big Barney, "Sock It To Me" by The Deacons, "Spead" by Soul Partners, "Music Slave" by Jade, "Moon Walk" by King Solomon, "Groove In" by Seven Souls, "Moving World" by Creative Funk, "Baby Don't Leave Me" by Jerry Washington, "Music, I Like It" by Benny Sharp & The Sharpies, "Won't Nobody Listen" by Black Haze, "Here Comes The Streaker" by High Voltage, and "Every Day People" by Caprells. ( © 1996-2008, Dusty Groove America, Inc.)

Catch A Fire

1973

1Concrete Jungle
2Slave Driver
3400 Years
4Stop That Train
5Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby)
6Stir It Up
7Kinky Reggae
8No More Trouble
9Midnight Ravers

Various

1Jimmy Cliff - You Can Get It If You Really Want (2:39)
2Scotty - Draw Your Brakes (2:56)
3Melodions, The - Rivers Of Babylon (4:15)
4Jimmy Cliff - Many Rivers To Cross (3:00)
5Maytals, The - Sweet And Dandy (2:58)
6Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come (3:39)
7Slickers, The - Johnny Too Bad (3:01)
8Desmond Decker - Shanty Town (2:45)
9Maytals, The - Pressure Drop (3:40)
10Jimmy Cliff - Sitting In Limbo (4:54)
11Jimmy Cliff - You Can Get It If You Really Want (2:42)
12 Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come (2:42)