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The Trojan Story Volume Two artist: VA year: 1982 label: Trojan Records catalog_no: tall 200 country: UK discogsID: 758042 format:
3xLP
tracks:
A1: I-Roy - Musical Pleasure
A2: The Ethiopians - The Selah A3: Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come A4: Little Roy - Hard Fighter A5: Niney The Observer - Blood & Fire A6: The Eternals - Push Me In The Corner A7: U-Roy - Earthquake A8: El Paso - Mosquito 1 B1: Dennis Brown - What About The Half B2: Shorty The President - President Mash Up The Resident B3: Johnny Moore / The Soul Syndicate - Riot B4: Winston Scotland - My Little Filly B5: Trevor Lambert - Bald Headed Teacher B6: The Heptones - Our Day Will Come B7: Alton Ellis - Big Bad Boy B8: Scotty - Skank In Bed C1: Freddie McKay - Our Rendezvous C2: The Upsetters - Jungle Lion C3: I-Roy - High Jacking C4: Delroy Wilson - Footsteps Of Another Man C5: Dennis Alcapone - DJ's Choice C6: Alton Ellis - Truly C7: Augustus Pablo / Fay Bennett - Bedroom Mazurka C8: Jah Berry - Daughter A Whole Lotta Sugar Down Deh! D1: Gregory Isaacs - Ba Da D2: Linval Thompson - Don't You Cut Off Your Dreadlocks D3: Horace Andy - Lonely Woman D4: Johnny Clarke - Cold I Up D5: Big Youth - Hit The Road Jack D6: Ken Boothe - Nature Planned It D7: The Heptones - Cool Rasta D8: John Holt - Ghetto Girl E1: Lizzard - Milk & Honey E2: Ras Michael - Unity E3: Michael Rose - Born Free E4: Sugar Minott - Strange Things E5: Linval Thompson - I Love Marijuana E6: Linval Thompson - Rock Me In Dub E7: Ashanti Waugh - Babylon Wrong E8: Mikey Dread - Barber Saloon F1: Ranking Joe - Choice Of Colour F2: Barrington Levy - Rob And Gone F3: Bim Sherman - Lightning And Thunder F4: The Viceroys - My Mission Is Impossible F5: Prince Jammy - Throne Of Blood F6: Prince Far I - Everytime I Hear The Word F7: Ken Boothe - You're No Good F8: Barry Brown - Mr. Cid |
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['Box Set', 'Compilation', 'LP']notes:
"As with its predecessor, Volume 2 of the Trojan Story is not an attempt to compile a set of Trojan's greatest hits - rather it's an anthology of some of the best of thousands of classic tracks lying around, half-forgotten in the Trojan tape vaults. The period covered is 1971-1981, a decade which has seen the emergence of the reggae superstars - Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Dennis Brown, etc. - and an encouraging acceptance of Jamaican music as a whole rather than it being the property of a small cult audience. The tracks which make up this three-album set include some of the most sought-after early performances by now-famous artists, a number of rare classics by one-hit wonders, and a good proportion of hits from those singers, who although great favourites in the roots reggae market, have never been able to break into the pop market. Above all, the set showcases the talents of Jamaica's finest singers, songwriters and musicians and their contribution to their music"