Disc 1
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| Song Title |  |  |
| 1. Ain't No Meaning ~ Wayne Smith |  | |
| 2. Draw Mi Mark ~ Nitty Gritty | | |
| 3. It A Ring ~ Tonto Irie | | |
| 4. It A Ring ~ Tonto Irie | | |
| 5. In Deh ~ Pad Anthony | | |
| 6. Hog In A Minty ~ Nitty Gritty | | |
| 7. The Exit ~ Dennis Brown | | |
| 8. What A La La ~ Johnny Osbourne | | |
| 9. Come Along ~ Wayne Smith | | |
| 10. False Alarm ~ Nitty Gritty | | |
| 11. Good Morning Teacher ~ Nitty Gritty | | |
| 12. Stalag Excursion ~ Dean Fraser | | |
| 13. Mr. Landlord ~ Half Pint | | |
| 14. It's Magic ~ Dennis Brown | | |
| 15. Nah Look No Wuk ~ Cocoa Tea | | |
| 16. Denise ~ Pinchers | | |
| 17. Let Off Supum ~ Leroy Smart | | |
| 18. Bad Bwoy Gone A Jail ~ Super Black | | |
| 19. It's Over ~ Hugo Barrington | | |
| 20. Shame To See ~ Admiral Bailey | | | Disc 2
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| Song Title | | |
| 1. Pumpkin Belly ~ Tenor Saw | | |
| 2. Call The Police ~ John Wayne | | |
| 3. Under Mi Sleng Teng ~ Wayne Smith | | |
| 4. Buddy Bye ~ Johnny Osbourne | | |
| 5. Original Fat Thing ~ Echo Minott | | |
| 6. Eagles Feather ~ Nicodemus | | |
| 7. Agony ~ Pinchers | | |
| 8. Big Belly Man ~ Admiral Bailey | | |
| 9. Synthesizer Voice ~ Pompidoo | | |
| 10. Must Love Reggae ~ Shabba Ranks | | |
| 11. Don't Pirate It ~ Risto Benji | | |
| 12. Me Nuh Response ~ Major Worries | | |
| 13. Police Inna England ~ Peter Metro | | |
| 14. Girlie Girlie ~ Tonto Irie | | |
| 15. Clarks Booty ~ Little John | | |
| 16. No Warrior ~ Junior Delgado | | |
| 17. Warrior ~ Johnny Osbourne | | |
| 18. Advantage ~ Admiral Tibet | | |
| 19. Material Girl ~ Dennis Brown | | |
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| Album Notes and Credits |
Notes & Personnel Info |  | Liner Note Author: Rob Kenner. | | Though King Jammy started his production career in the 1970s, notably with the first Black Uhuru album, he didn't come into his own until the 1980s and the rise of dancehall and its attendant digital rhythms, which he was instrumental in creating. This collection includes the groundbreaking "Under Mi Sleng Teng," which spawned a host of imitations on its release in 1985, as well as many other dancehall and lovers rock cuts by artists as varied as Tenor Saw and Johnny Osbourne. | | |
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