Reggae, Pt. 2

Track Listings

 
1. Milk and Honey - Dennis Brown
2. One Stone - Culture
3. Badder Than You - Michael Rose
4. Righteous Loving - Culture
5. Irie - The Wailers
6. Oh Rude Boys! - Horace Andy
7. Mr. Brown - Bob Marley
8. That's the Way - Rita Marley
9. Wall, Stone - Sly & Robbie
10. Lion in the Morning - Julian Marley
11. For You - Horace Andy
12. How You Fi Do That? - Michael Rose
13. Medley - The Wailers

Reggae, Pt. 2,Various Artists,Sonodisc,Int'l & World Music,Pop,Reggae,Reggae Collections,Roots Reggae
James Brown's Funky People, Pt. 2
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Showtime will never be the same
  • FUNKY STUFF
  • A cluster bomb of Funk!
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  • TOP OF FUNK
James Brown's Funky People, Pt. 2
James Brown
Manufacturer: Polydor / Umgd
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000001FOZ
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

  1. I Know You Got Soul - Bobby Byrd
  2. From The Love Side - Hank Ballard & The Midnight Lighters
  3. What Do I Have To Do To Prove My Love To You - Marva Whitney
  4. Soul Power '74 - Maceo & The Macks
  5. Put it On The Line - Lyn Collins (The Female Preacher)
  6. You Can Have Watergate But Gimme Some Bucks And I'll Be Straight (Parts 1&2) - Fred Wesley & The JB's
  7. Cross The Track (We Better Go Back) - Maceo & The Macks
  8. The Message From The Soul Sisters (Parts 1& 2) - Myra Barnes (Vicki Anderson)
  9. Hot Pants...I'm Coming, Coming, I'm Coming - Bobby Bird
  10. Do Your Thing - Lyn Collins
  11. I'm Paying Taxes, What Am I Buying - Fred Wesley & The JB's
  12. Super Good (Parts 1& 2) - Myra Barnes (Vicki Anderson)
  13. Blow Your Head - Fred Wesley & The JB's

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Showtime will never be the same .......2007-06-12

If you like james brown then this collection is for you. If you love old nasty funk then go out and get.

5 out of 5 stars FUNKY STUFF.......2007-01-12

WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THAT WE WOULD LOSE SUCH A GREAT ENTERTAINER OF ALL CENTURY, ONE WHO POSSESSED RHYTHM,WHO DISCOVERED THE MOON WALK, THE CAMEL WALK THE SLIDE, THE MECHANICAL MAN, AND JUST SO FULL OF TALENT THAT NO ONE CAN DUPLICATE NO MATTER HOW HARD THEY TRY

5 out of 5 stars A cluster bomb of Funk!.......2003-01-11

You have to be deaf or from Mars to not instantly recognize Bobby Byrd's deep, resonant voice from James Brown's "Sex Machine"-- he's the guy in the call-and-response routine with James, singing "Get on up!" And thank Providence that the Godfather of Soul allowed the little people a chance to strut their stuff, 'cause this album is packed with gems. Bobby Byrd shines on the all-time classic cut "I Know You Got Soul", the song that later revived interest in all things J.B. when Eric B. & Rakim sampled it in the mid-80's. In fact, most of the songs on this album have been put to use in classic hip-hop records, for instance Bobby Byrd's other track, "Hot Pants... I'm Coming, I'm Coming, I'm Coming", perhaps the slamminest on this collection, was manipulated to great effect by Marley Marl for Big Daddy Kane's "Raw". My only disappointment, as far as Bobby Byrd is concerned, is that his amazing tune "Keep On Doin' (What You're Doin' Baby)" is overlooked here.
But no bother, 'cause there's much to make up for it. "Soul Power '74" by Maceo & The Macks is a showcase for the tightest horn section in history, over an instrumental version of "Soul Power". Not only is this particular record sampled more than hors douvres in a supermarket aisle, it contains samples itself in the form of tape overlays of civil rights rallies, a Dr. King speech, and an announcement of King's assassination. This track and several others are also available on the JB's Anthology, but don't let that scare you away...
...Because...[he] has a stable of female vocalists available only in this Funky People series. And man are they the rawest, most soulful singers you'll find. Marva Whitney, of "It's My Thing" fame, appears here with one of the most high-powered cuts on the album. "What Do I Have to Do to Prove My Love to You" is a hi-ball freight train of horns that is a gas to dance to, and ends before you've had time to make sense of it all. Lynn Collins (the Female Preacher), the featured diva on Funky People Pt. 1, turns in a seriously fried-chicken greasy live version of Isaac Hayes' "Do Your Thing". And Myra Barnes' oft-sampled "The Message From the Soul Sisters", with its prominent piano groove, and "Super Good", a vamp on Wilson Pickett's incredible "Engine #9", are two scoops of pure flavor.
This collection closes out with one of my personal favorite jams by the JB's, "Blow Your Head". It doesn't get much better than this. James Brown plays the far-out Moog synthesizer in a virtual free-jazz style over the rhythm section and aggressive horns. Hip-hop fans may recognize this tune as the source for Public Enemy's very first song, the brilliantly grating "Public Enemy #1". All in all Funky People Pt. 2 is a must for soul and hip-hop collectors, as well as a thoroughly enjoyable time-warp for the average listener.

4 out of 5 stars All Skate!.......2002-01-19

The dj at the roller rink I go to keeps a few of the cuts here on heavy rotation. The funky groove on the classic "You Can Have Watergate, But Gimme Some Bucks And I'll Be Straight" can NOT be beat. Other good cuts include a jazzed up version of "Soul Power", and "From The Love Side", a song done by one of Brown's idols, Hank Ballard and The Midnighters. Another must have for James Brown fans.

5 out of 5 stars TOP OF FUNK.......2001-12-01

Together with 'THE BEST OF KOOL&THE GANG'..... T H I S is the ULTIMATE bit of funk that i've found so far. The tracks may not always have a "song structure" (and for me the women singers may be omitted..) - the funkiest bits in history are found here!!!!!!!
The Live Mix, Pt. 2
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Great album, even if short
  • An impeccably performed Funk/Breaks Mixtape, with literally no Equal....!!!
  • Bring me some funk. With extra funk. And a side of funk.
  • amazing beats-- and feats!
  • flavor by nature
The Live Mix, Pt. 2
Breakestra
Manufacturer: Stones Throw
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ASIN: B00005A028
Release Date: 2001-02-20

Tracks:

  1. The Live Mix Part 2
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Amazon.com

L.A.'s Breakestra might kick out the jams with some killer funk, but at heart they're a hip-hop band. After all, it was rap's insatiable sample seeking that helped resurrect waning interest in funk, and Breakestra take the crate-diggin' craze one step further. Led by Miles Tackett, this 12-plus member band rummages deep through the musical samples that have made hip-hop the sonic force it is. Raiding everyone from James Brown to Roy Ayers to the Meters and countless other small-time funkateers, Breakestra re-create the soulful and jazzy sounds of yesteryear. They tease the ear with songs made infamous by rap artists like A Tribe Called Quest, KRS-One, Pete Rock, Marley Marl, and others. Their Live Mix, Part 2 reverberates with the spontaneity that only a live band can create, as segues shift with just a quick drum break or brass stab. While trainspotting sample hounds will get a kick out of Breakestra, you don't need prior knowledge of the samples to enjoy the album. No matter what, Breakestra guarantee a funkin' good time. Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Great album, even if short.......2006-06-21

This is a short album, but it's terrific. Absolutely fantastic music, well worth the money.

5 out of 5 stars An impeccably performed Funk/Breaks Mixtape, with literally no Equal....!!!.......2005-08-03

Breakestra is a collective of musicians: (Drummers, Trumpeters, Horns, Guitar, Trombone, Keyboards, cello...etc), that center around the key figure of "Miles Tackett", a breaks enthusiast, that spearheaded the idea of taking, loads of previously highly regarded Soul, Funk & Hip-Hop tracks, and then getting an assembled Hip-Hop orchestra to interpret these tracks into a Live performance, seamlessly moving from one track to the next, in the manner of a mixtape. But the emphasis of the collective here, is that their sound is one informed more by Funk composition, more than Hip-Hop, and that, the tracks themselves, organically evolve into the next, without any significant jumps in the continuity of the performance.

The first segment of the disk (Sections 1-9) are largely taken up with absolutely sublime instrumental interpretations of tracks that most people will recognise as classic hip-Hop breaks ("A Tribe Called Quest", "KRS-One", "Pete Rock", "Marley Marl", "Public Enemy", "De La Soul"...etc), and apart from being exact (apart from a ever so slightly more audibly difference in sound, due to the instruments not being the exact ones originally used), the tracks themselves, may sound to some listeners, as if the band have taken each track, and heavily steeped it in Funk. (This is because the Hip-Hop Tracks that most will recognise, are themselves sampled originally from Funk Tracks...and so the band are merely using the original Funk recordings, as their template).

From there on in, the album is a collection of Jaw-Dropping covers / Slightly different reinterpretations / And the occasional original composition (with "Getcho Soul Together" & "Sexy Popcorn Pot," making up the bands original material), that find a incredibly talented band that simply have, not only the musicianship, but the complete accessibility in their music to appeal to a far wider audience, than they currently have. (admittedly, their album isn't widely available enough in the U.K., for more people to actually know about their music). So with a album that is a continuous collection of Funk Breaks, that rattles it way through tracks, adding or improvising the sound, but with enough recognisable tracks from artists such as: James Brown, Sly and the Family Stone, that means that, this isn't one of those Rare-Funk mixes, where none of the material is familiar & initially difficult to penetrate, this strikes a fine balance between having enough recognisable material for newcomers, & more rare/hard to find Deep Funk, for the enthusiasts/Crate Diggers. And what both parties will agree on, is the familiar material is so expertly interpreted or re-created, into a Live orchestration, that it sounds doesn't sound overly familiar and feels like a new spin (or slight remix) of established tracks.

Holding together a lot of the transitions between tracks is the MC "Mixmaster Wolf" (Aka Stones-throws "Peanut Butter Wolf"), who...sings, Mcees, Raps and shouts-out over/between tracks...and actually manages to liven up the proceedings. And without his contributions, this mixtape would run the risk of just being a merely impeccably performed instrumental Breaks album, lacking a little something, to warrant multiple plays (Purists with possibly prefer to hear the music uninterrupted), but few could deny that his high energy, high impact MCing, adds an undeniable party atmosphere to the proceedings

Possibly the most apt description I could give, in describing this stunning mixtape is....imagine the legendary Funk band "The Meters" covering well-known Funk/Hip-Hop Breaks, with all the energetic skill and unmitigated exuberance, befitting one of Funk music greatest acts, and then add a particularly skilled MCee, with all the swagger & celebratory vocals of a young 'James Brown', and you've have unquestionably one of the most brilliantly conceived mixtapes in recent memory. (Admittedly the concept & arrangement behind this, goes a lot further, than just merely being a standard mixtape), and if you have even a passing interest in either Breaks, Funk/Funky-Breaks or indeed like the idea of fantastically euphoric Jam sessions , you simply must seek out this largely ignored gem, for some of the most proficiently performed and feel-good mix-albums of recent years, and is absolutely worth any needed effort to purchase or track this album down.

4 out of 5 stars Bring me some funk. With extra funk. And a side of funk........2005-07-13

This album is GREAT. If you dig funk, tight grooves, stuff that makes you drop it like it's hot, then you won't be disappointed with Breakestra. This is $15 well spent.

5 out of 5 stars amazing beats-- and feats!.......2002-08-30

Anything Mr. Miles Tackett is involved in is nothing less than wonderful. From the earliest sessions with the Inclined up to any of his latest efforts, I am always impressed!

5 out of 5 stars flavor by nature.......2001-11-07

This album is funky. it is not funk-ish or funk-like, but funky, pure and simple. Seldom am i moved to groove like this album did for me. The first time I heard this album, I nearly crashed my car into another car piloted by a funk philistine. Its that fresh. You would be letting yourself down to not buy this one, maybe even torturing yourself. Just when I thought that I had heard the last of the good grooves available on compact disc, I get my ears molested by some of the best jams to date. To not buy this album is to not persue happiness.
Superwoman/Superwoman, Pt. 2
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
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  • DA' BOMB BABY!
  • Lil Mo is Superwoman
Superwoman/Superwoman, Pt. 2
Lil' Mo
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005AKJL
Release Date: 2001-03-06

Tracks:

  1. Superwoman (Amended Version W/ Rap)
  2. Superwoman (Instrumental)
  3. Superwoman Pt. II (Remix) (Amended Version W/Rap)
  4. Superwoman Pt. II (Remix) (Instrumental)

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars heard better.......2003-03-31

this is a decent jam not nothing to brag about but it'l get the girls hyped at the club.

1 out of 5 stars Macrovision or Other.......2001-08-20

This CD is encoded with Macrovision or Other. Don't buy it. Get the labels to produce ERROR FREE recordings.

3 out of 5 stars Don;t Buy it.......2001-08-01

DON"T BUY IT SAVE YOUR MONEY THSI WOMEN IS AWFUL AND SINGS LIKE A CAT BEING BELTED WITH A STICK

5 out of 5 stars DA' BOMB BABY!.......2001-06-30

Yeah, there are lots of words, but none to describe this CD single!! It is great, everytime I hear it, I put it on FULL BLAST!! I recommend this song to anyone... if not EVERYONE!!

5 out of 5 stars Lil Mo is Superwoman.......2001-06-18

I can sum this single up in one word, BLAZING! When I first heard this single I couldn't wait until the album was dropped. When I found out that it was like 2 months down the road I was a little bit disappointed. But since I purchased the single I bang this song as loud as I can. The crazy little beat that's backed up by the heavy bass is off the chain by itself. But when Fabulous comes in with his rap, followed by Lil Mo singing the chorus, it makes me jump to my feet and dance all the time. I definitely would recommend this single to anyone. I can't wait until the album drops, I am certain that it is going to be just as hot.
Temperature, Pt. 2
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • FANTASTIC!!!!
  • 1 GOOD RAP SONG!!!
Temperature, Pt. 2
Sean Paul
Manufacturer: Wea International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000E97Z14
Release Date: 2006-03-27

Tracks:

  1. Temperature
  2. As Time Goes On
  3. U a Pro?
  4. Temperature
  5. Mytone Ringtone

Album Description

Enhanced pressing features the title track backed with 'As Time Goes On', 'U A Pro', the music video and My Tone of the title track. VP/Atlantic. 2006.

Album Details

The Worldwide Ambassador of Dancehall, Sean Paul Raises the `temperature', the Third Single from his UK Gold Certified Album, "The Trinity" and Follows the Blaze Lit by Top Three Smash Hit Single, `we Be Burnin' and the Monster Anthem `ever Blazin'. Include the Enhanced Video of the Title Track as Well as a Free Ringtone!

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars FANTASTIC!!!!.......2006-08-02

I love this song! I listen to this over and over. Can't get enough of it. I heard it on the radio and didn't know what is was, but it took some investigating and I finally found the name. Thanks for recording a great song for us that love to dance.

5 out of 5 stars 1 GOOD RAP SONG!!!.......2006-05-08

I love country music and i havent been a big rap fan but Temperature is a tight song its the only rap song i would listen too.
Soul Revolution, Pt. 2
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    Soul Revolution, Pt. 2
    Bob Marley & the Wailers
    Manufacturer: Jad
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    2. Don't Rock My Boat
    3. Put It On
    4. Fussing & Fighting
    5. Duppy Conqueror (Version 4)
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    7. Riding High *2
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    Get It On Tonite, Pt. 2
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • milk
    • Get It on Tonite (Single)
    Get It On Tonite, Pt. 2
    Montell Jordan
    Manufacturer: Polygram Int'l
    ProductGroup: Music
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    ASIN: B00004SYKB
    Release Date: 2000-05-02

    Tracks:

    1. Get It On With LL & Montell (Radio Edit)
    2. This Is How We Do It (Funkmaster Flex Radio Mix)
    3. I Like (Radio Edit)

    Album Description

    The top five title song to the top 40 & gold album 'Get It On... Tonite', the 1999 & fourth outing from '90s urban superstar Montell Jordan. None of part two's three tracks are on the U.S. CD single: 'Get It On Tonite' with LL & Montell (Radio Edit), 'This Is How We Do It' (Funkmaster Flex Radio Mix), 'I Like' (Radio Edit). 2000 release. Slimline jewel case.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars milk.......2001-02-18

    it's cool cuz it sounds like "You can only get it on on Nickolodeon then "You've got a survey" and then "Chew your milk when it's lumpy (Cheese)" and then "Peel your skin and then pour alcohal on it"

    3 out of 5 stars Get It on Tonite (Single).......2000-06-24

    This song is really great and the sound tuning is prefect. Itis an import, so it costs a little more money . Don't get me wrongit's a great CD, but it isn't your best bargain. END
    Pt. 2-I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiro)
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • a must for everyone !
    • A must for remix fans!!!
    Pt. 2-I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiro)
    Donna Summer
    Manufacturer: Sony
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    Release Date: 1999-07-20

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    1. I Will Go with You (Con Te Partir
    2. I Will Go with You (Con Te Partir
    3. I Will Go with You (Con Te Partir
    4. I Will Go with You (Con Te Partir

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars a must for everyone !.......2000-03-03

    On part.2 af her Maxi single, Donna offers us with more interesting mixes of the title. She even sing the song with the original lyrics. WOW, its a must for every Donna fan and dance music fan. for those of you who hasn't listen to Donna's music, hey, this is CD is worth trying.

    5 out of 5 stars A must for remix fans!!!.......1999-08-15

    The pt. 1 single had me wondering why she didn't attempt to sing the song in Italian. If you are redoing Sarah Brightmans "Time to say Goodbye", why not? Well, not only does she sing in Italian but there is a surprising Motown version of this song along with 2 very hot club mixes. Definitely the one to get if you only want one remix CD!!
    Beautiful, Pt. 2
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      Beautiful, Pt. 2
      Damian "Junior Gong" Marley
      Manufacturer: Umvd Import
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      Release Date: 2006-03-20

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      1. Beautiful - Damien Marley
      2. Beautiful - Damian "Junior Gong" Marley
      3. Road to Zion - Damian "Junior Gong" Marley
      The Complete Bob Marley & the Wailers 1967-1972, Pt. 2
      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
      • Some Of The Best Wailers Matierial Ever
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      • More Excellence of Bob Marley 1970-71
      • For only true REAGGAE fans
      • Misinformation
      The Complete Bob Marley & the Wailers 1967-1972, Pt. 2
      Bob Marley
      Manufacturer: Jad Records (Koch)
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      ASIN: B000009Q0A
      Release Date: 1998-08-18

      Tracks:

      1. Try Me
      2. It's Alright
      3. No Sympathy
      4. My Cup (AKA 'I Have To Cry, Cry, Cry')
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      9. No Water
      10. Reaction
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      13. Try Me (Version)
      14. It's Alright (Version)
      15. No Sympathy (Version)
      16. My Cup (Version)
      17. Soul Almighty (Version)
      18. Rebel's Hop (Version)
      19. Corner Stone (Version)
      20. No Water (Version) (False Start)
      21. No Water (Version)
      22. Reaction (Version)
      23. Rebel Version (AKA 'Soul Rebel (Version 2)')

      Tracks:

      1. Keep On Moving (Original) (AKA 'I Gotta Keep On Moving')
      2. Put It On (Alternate)
      3. Fussing & Fighting
      4. Memphis
      5. Riding High
      6. Kaya (Original)
      7. African Herbsman
      8. Stand Alone
      9. Brain Washing
      10. Keep On Moving (Version)
      11. Don't Rock My Boat (Version)
      12. Fussing & Fighting (Version)
      13. Put It On (Version)
      14. Duppy ('Duppy Conqueror' Version)
      15. Memphis (Version)
      16. Riding High (Version)
      17. Kaya (Version 1)
      18. African Herbsman (Version)
      19. Stand Alone (Version)
      20. Sun Is Shining (Version)
      21. Brain Washing (Version)

      Tracks:

      1. Kaya (Alternate)
      2. Love Light (Original)
      3. Second Hand (Original)
      4. Jah Is Mighty (Original) (AKA 'Corner Stone (Alternate)')
      5. Run For Cover ('Soul Rebel' Alternate)
      6. Man To Man (Original) (AKA 'Who The Cap Fits')
      7. Downpresser
      8. Don't Rock My Boat (Alternate 2)
      9. More Axe ('Small Axe' Alternate)
      10. Long Long Winter
      11. All In One (Original)
      12. Turn Me Loose ('Kaya' Alternate)
      13. Kaya (Version 2) (Scat Mix)
      14. Battle Axe ('Small Axe' Version)
      15. Long Long Winter (Version)
      16. Brand New Second Hand (Version)
      17. Downpresser (Version)
      18. Shocks Of Mighty ('Soul Almighty' Version)
      19. Axe Man ('Small Axe' Binghi Version)
      20. Nicoteen ('Man To Man' Version)

      Amazon.com

      The second installment of the "lost" Bob Marley and the Wailers tracks is like a cache of buried treasure. As was the case with the heralded first collection, this three-CD set, which covers Marley and the Wailers from 1970-1971, have their origins in the early sessions Marley did for the JAD label. Due to a myriad of twisted legal reasons, these sessions (another set is due out shortly) were never released outside of Jamaica. Many of the songs on this superb anthology would ultimately be recorded again by Marley and his band under Chris Blackwell's watch. What helps make this collection essential is that the man at boards is Lee "Scratch" Perry, the once and future God of Dub and beyond. Check out Perry's more sped up, rawer version of "Four Hundred Years" (later retitled "400 Years" and released on Catch a Fire--or the numerous dub and instrumentals, all of which shine a light on the Wailers as a band. With many familiar cuts ("Kaya," "African Herbsman," an early version of "Who the Cap Fits") and previously unheard songs, some of which never made it out of sound systems in Kingston, this is an intoxicating look at works in progress and the development of a sound and an icon. --Amy Linden

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Some Of The Best Wailers Matierial Ever.......2004-02-08

      This box set is amazing. It contains some of the most uplifting relaxing tracks the Wailers ever cut. Like the other box sets from this collection many of the songs are original versions of later famouse tunes. Kaya was later the name for Bob Marley & The Wailers 1978 album. Its a classic ganja homage. Keep On Moving is another great song. In fact i like the version on this CD more than the version from the late 70's. All 3 Wailers sing lead on it and it sounds magnificent. Every single song is good on this box set i recommend it to all early Wailers fans or any fan of older Jamaican Music.

      4 out of 5 stars Really good, but with a caution..........2002-07-17

      The Soul Rebels, Soul Revolution, and More Axe recordings that make up most of the box set are real gems. Early, gritty Wailers finding their way and their sound. But... there is a lot of dub and instrumental versions that I can live without. I am a complete amateur when it comes to dub, Lee Perry, and Jamaican music in general. My only real knowledge of reggae comes from the Wailers Island work, so take my opinion with a grain of salt (with lots of grains...)
      For me, the vocals are a huge part of the Wailers appeal. The lyrics, and the voices of Bob, Bunny, and Peter have always moved me. Take them away, and I find myself missing them and filling in the words in my head to complete the sound. This in no way detracts from the original versions of the tracks that make up this set. The sound quality is dodgy is parts, but who cares? The genius of Bob, Peter, Bunny and the Barretts shine through loud and clear. If you want polished, pick up Confrontation.
      4 stars, not 5, but only because I usually pop out each CD about half way through when the instrumentals start...

      5 out of 5 stars More Excellence of Bob Marley 1970-71.......2002-05-27

      Out of the 8 cd's of the Complete Wailers 1967-1972 collection, this may be the best set. The Soul Rebels album and the Soul Revolution Part II album showcase 2 of the Wailers best albums ever. And the excellent More Axe cd is a collection of singles and alternate tracks released in 1970-71 including an unreleased take of "Kaya", and the raraties of "Run for Cover", "Man to Man", and the great "All in One", and Curtis Mayfield's "Long Long Winter". All tracks produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry, and all tracks are excellent. Their are also some crucial dubs on this set. "It's Alright", Rebels Hop", "Reaction", "Put it On", "Sun is Shining", "Long Long Winter", and "Nicoteen" are awesome dubs. You dont find much better reggae let alone music than this. This is the best quality you'll find out there of this music, and only Marvin Gaye could relate to the message the Wailers were sending through their music at this time.

      5 out of 5 stars For only true REAGGAE fans.......2001-08-06

      If you want to listen to great old bob marley recordings with the original wailers this is for you. If you only like the late sevendies sold old bob marley, which does deffinatly hold it's own, stay away from this series. This is the true music of the gehto, real, gritty, poor, urban, jamaican, REGGAE.

      5 out of 5 stars Misinformation.......2001-05-02

      Don't be put off by the slurs dished out by the New York so-called Reggae fan and the various aliases he uses on this and other reviews of the accompanying CD's in this series. This is not another shady repackaging of Marley cast offs like so many before it. This is finally a decent collection of the seminal Lee Perry originals recorded by The Wailers in Jamaica before signing to Island. Absolute solid gold reggae and true reggae fans know that when they hear/see it. Roger Steffens would never in a million years put his name to another substandard cash-in. Stick to 'Legend' Mr Rhode Island/NYC and leave the really good Marley stuff to people who know what they're talking about!
      Your Kisses Are Charity, Pt. 2
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Dolly Parton & Boy George...I had to hear to believe
      • I luv it........
      • Boy George and Dolly Parton, who'da thunk?
      • Dolly and George...
      • Dolly Parton + Boy George = W O W ! !
      Your Kisses Are Charity, Pt. 2
      Culture Club
      Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00000K46N
      Release Date: 1999-08-31

      Tracks:

      1. Your Kisses Are Charity [Dolly Mix] - Culture Club, Dolly Parton
      2. Do You Really Want to Hurt Me [Kinky Disco Mix] - Culture Club
      3. Time (Clock of the Heart) [Quiver's Amityville Mix] - Culture Club

      Album Description

      1999 single for Virgin, a great pop reggae tune for summer! Pt.2 contains 'Your Kisses Are Charity' (duet with Dolly Parton), 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me' (Kinky Disco Mix) & 'Time (Clock Of The Heart)' (Quivver's Amityville Mix). Slimline jewel case. 1

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      Title Track is the Full Duet Version featuring Dolly Parton! Bonus Tracks Include Remixes of Old Classics.

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Dolly Parton & Boy George...I had to hear to believe.......2007-07-10

      I've always liked Dolly Parton's music, and when I came across this album with her singing with Boy George & Culture Club-I had to get it. I grew up in the 80's and I'm familiar with many of Culture Club's hits, I really like the beat to the song on this album-Your Kisses are Charity, the duo sounds good together. When I purchased this album from Amazon-it was shown as New, but when I actually received it, it was opened with minor scratches on the disc-considering it was imported and played well, I decided to keep it anyways-I paid $10 for it.

      5 out of 5 stars I luv it...............2001-12-03

      oh my gosh dolly sounds so good with Boy in this awsome song...
      took me for ever to find this song and was surprise to find it here a must get for your c.d. collection....

      5 out of 5 stars Boy George and Dolly Parton, who'da thunk?.......2001-01-14

      It's a shame this song hasn't made it to U.S. radio. Anyone got a radio station that still plays songs because they're good-- not just because the demographic studies say this song sells the most soap?-- Dolly Parton and Boy George both have great voices, and they blend excellently. Forget 80s nostalgia. It's just good. Reggae beat, catchy pop melody, and two great voices. Take a chance on it.

      5 out of 5 stars Dolly and George..........2000-03-21

      I bought this cd single for culture club. To my surprise it had a track that featured Dolly Parton. The two voices sound as if they have been singing together for years. This song is as hip and contemporary as anything on the radio today. To bad here in the USA, we still see culture club as yesterdays news. I truly recomend a listen to this.

      5 out of 5 stars Dolly Parton + Boy George = W O W ! !.......1999-09-27

      I didn't buy this cd because I'm a Culture CLub fan nor a Boy George fan, but because I like DOlly Parton. And one of the tracks on this single is "You're Kisses Are Charity--Dolly Mix" featuring none other than living country music legend, Dolly Parton! I know what you're thinking! What an interesting combo!??! Well, it's a combo that surprizingly works! Some hard core country Dolly fans may be disappointed that it doesn't have a "country sound" but it's a more of a pop/carribean sound. It blends beautifully, and Dolly and George's voices bounce from one another complimentarily. There is also a remix of "Do you really want to hurt me?" which isn't too bad, and worth noting. A nice surprize for Dolly & Culture Club fans alike (and those who aren't fans of either). Take note that the "Dolly Mix" is only available on disc 2 of 2.

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