The Jam-Tex selector will post a study and organization of the essential tracks of reggae music. The selector invites others to join in on the organization of these tracks. Thus Jam-Tex presents “The World of Reggae Music Collection.” This collection of singles begins with the greatest roots reggae hits in a category entitled “Reggae’s Superstars – The Lions of Jah.”
The Reggae Superstars category includes the section: “The Lions of Jah.” The Lions of Jah section includes the pillars of reggae music, such as Bob Marley & the Wailers, Burning Spear, Dennis Brown, Jimmy Cliff, Toots & the Maytals, Jacob Miller, Peter Tosh, Max Romeo, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Bunny Wailer, Desmond Dekker, Freddie McGregor, Horace Andy, Barrington Levy, Beres Hammond, and features supergroups like Third World, Black Uhuru, Steel Pulse, and Culture. The grouping of songs includes classic vocal groups like the Mighty Diamonds, Wailing Souls, and the Itals, and early deejay and singjay sensations like Big Youth, Tenor Saw, and Half Pint. Yet overall this category relies on the heavy hitters of reggae music like John Holt, Gregory Isaacs, Lucky Dube, Johnny Osbourne, and Cornell Campbell.
Please feel free to comment. The selector is open to suggestions and changes. Feel free to comment on the selections, categories, genre headings, and section headings. The selector will consider track additions and removals and even the renaming of categories, sections, and genres. Without further ado…
The Jam-Tex Selector presents…The World of Reggae Music Collection
Reggae’s Superstars: The Lions of Jah
- Bob Marley & the Wailers – Get Up, Stand Up
- Desmond Dekker - 007 (Shanty Town)
- Toots & the Maytals – 54-46 That’s My Number
- Peter Tosh – Steppin’ Razor
- Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come
- Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey
- Burning Spear – The Ghost
- Delroy Wilson – Better Must Come
- Third World – Reggae Ambassador
- Black Uhuru & the Revolutionaries – Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
- Culture – Two Sevens Clash
- Barrington Levy – Too Experienced
- Lee “Scratch” Perry – Chase The Devil
- Lee “Scratch” Perry – Disco Devil
- Steel Pulse – Handsworth Revolution
- Steel Pulse - Revolution Dub
- Gregory Isaacs & Roots Radics – Night Nurse
- Gregory Isaacs – Night Nurse Dub
- Ini Kamoze – World-A-Music
- Dennis Brown – Wolves and Leopards
- Wailing Souls – Shark Attack
- Mighty Diamonds – Right Time
- Jacob Miller & Inner Circle – Westbound Train
- Horace Andy – Skylarking
- Freddie McGregor – Big Ship
- Max Romeo & the Upsetters – War Ina Babylon
- Israel Vibration - Get Up and Go
- John Holt – Strange Things
- Lucky Dube – We Love It
- Toots & the Maytals – Funky Kingston
- Jacob Miller & Inner Circle – We A Rockers
- Bob Marley & the Wailers – Rebel Music (Three O’Clock Roadblock)
- Burning Spear – Columbus
- Jimmy Cliff – You Can Get It If You Really Want
- Barrington Levy – Saw Red
- Peter Tosh – Whatcha Gonna Do
- Steel Pulse – Uncle George
- Dennis Brown – Here I Come
- The Heptones – Book of Rules
- Cornell Campbell – The Gorgon
- Mighty Diamonds – Identity
- Beres Hammond & Zap Pow – Last War
- Toots & the Maytals - Time Tough
- Culture – Iron Sharpening Iron
- Dennis Brown – Stop the Fussing & Fighting
- Steel Pulse – Ravers
- Half Pint – Level The Vibes
- Beres Hammond – They Gonna Talk
- John Holt & the Aggravators – You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine/Version
- Jacob Miller & U-Brown – Keep On Knocking
- Bunny Wailer – Blackheart Man
- The Heptones – Party Time
- Bob Andy – I’ve Got To Go Back Home
- Burning Spear - The Invasion (Aka Black Wa Da Da)
- The Itals – In A Dis Ya Time/ Harbour View Rock
- Bob Marley & the Wailers – Is This Love
- Johnny Osbourne & the Sensations – Come Back Darling
- The Pioneers – Long Shot
- Toots & the Maytals – Pressure Drop
- Black Uhuru – Party Next Door
- Gregory Isaacs – Sad To Know (You’re Leaving)
- Peter Tosh – Wanted Dread And Alive (2002 Digital Remaster)
- Cornell Campbell – Queen Of The Minstrel
- Big Youth – Livin’
- Burning Spear – Rise Up
- Tenor Saw – Lots of Sign
- Tenor Saw – Lots of Dub
- Black Uhuru – Black Uhuru Anthem
- Jacob Miller – Mixed Up Moods
- Steel Pulse – Blues Dance Raid (LP Version)
- Barrington Levy, Kojak & Liza – My Woman/ Ten Thousand Woman
- Bob Marley & the Wailers – Rat Race
- Jimmy Cliff – Struggling Man
- The Heptones – Fattie Fattie
- Horace Andy – Nice And Easy
- Horace Andy – Nice and Easy Dub
- Mighty Diamonds – Have Mercy
- Trinity – All Gone
- Black Uhuru – Rent Man
- Sammy Dread – My Princess
- Chalice – Good to Be There
- Culture & Shorty the President – See Them A Come/ Natty Pass Him G.C.E.
- Cornell Campbell – Boxing Around
- Glen Washington – Rockers (Nuh Crackers)
- Johnny Ousborne – Truths and Rights
- John Holt – Strange Things
- Dennis Brown – What About The Half
- Jimmy Riley – Love And Devotion
- Burning Spear – Jordan River
- Third World – Roots With Quality
- The Itals – Brutal Out Deh
- Peter Tosh - Why Must I Cry
- Culture – Lion Rock
- Barrington Levy – My Time
- Steel Pulse - Back To My Roots / Dub To My Roots
- Gregory Isaacs – Stranger In Town
- Dennis Brown – Ghetto Girl
- The Wailing Souls – War Deh Round A John Shop
- Jacob Miller – Chapter A Day
- Beres Hammond – What One Dance Can Do
- Max Romeo - One Step Forward (Album Version)
- Lucky Dube - Prisoner
- Israel Vibration - Back Staba
- Lee “Scratch” Perry & the Heptones – Why Must I (Version)
- Ed Robinson – Rude Awakening
- Aswad – Love Fire
- Aswad – Dub Fire
- Jimmy Cliff - Treat The Youths Right
- Gregory Isaacs – Innocent People Cry
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