The World of Reggae Music Collection: Reggae’s Superstars – The Lions of Jah (100 Singles from Reggae’s Finest)

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 WorldBlack UhuruSteel 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

  1. Bob Marley & the WailersGet Up, Stand Up
  2. Desmond Dekker - 007 (Shanty Town)
  3. Toots & the Maytals54-46 That’s My Number
  4. Peter ToshSteppin’ Razor
  5. Jimmy CliffThe Harder They Come
  6. Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey
  7. Burning Spear – The Ghost
  8. Delroy Wilson – Better Must Come
  9. Third World Reggae Ambassador
  10. Black Uhuru & the RevolutionariesGuess Who’s Coming to Dinner
  11. CultureTwo Sevens Clash
  12. Barrington Levy Too Experienced
  13. Lee “Scratch” Perry Chase The Devil
  14. Lee “Scratch” Perry – Disco Devil
  15. Steel PulseHandsworth Revolution
  16. Steel Pulse - Revolution Dub
  17. Gregory Isaacs & Roots RadicsNight Nurse
  18. Gregory Isaacs – Night Nurse Dub
  19. Ini KamozeWorld-A-Music
  20. Dennis Brown – Wolves and Leopards
  21. Wailing Souls Shark Attack
  22. Mighty DiamondsRight Time
  23. Jacob Miller & Inner CircleWestbound Train
  24. Horace AndySkylarking
  25. Freddie McGregor Big Ship
  26. Max Romeo & the UpsettersWar Ina Babylon
  27. Israel Vibration - Get Up and Go
  28. John Holt – Strange Things
  29. Lucky Dube – We Love It
  30. Toots & the MaytalsFunky Kingston
  31. Jacob Miller & Inner Circle We A Rockers
  32. Bob Marley & the WailersRebel Music (Three O’Clock Roadblock)
  33. Burning Spear Columbus
  34. Jimmy CliffYou Can Get It If You Really Want
  35. Barrington Levy Saw Red
  36. Peter ToshWhatcha Gonna Do
  37. Steel Pulse Uncle George
  38. Dennis Brown – Here I Come
  39. The Heptones Book of Rules
  40. Cornell Campbell The Gorgon
  41. Mighty DiamondsIdentity
  42. Beres Hammond & Zap PowLast War
  43. Toots & the Maytals - Time Tough
  44. CultureIron Sharpening Iron
  45. Dennis Brown Stop the Fussing & Fighting
  46. Steel Pulse Ravers
  47. Half Pint Level The Vibes
  48. Beres Hammond They Gonna Talk
  49. John Holt & the Aggravators You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine/Version
  50. Jacob Miller & U-BrownKeep On Knocking
  51. Bunny Wailer Blackheart Man
  52. The HeptonesParty Time
  53. Bob Andy – I’ve Got To Go Back Home
  54. Burning Spear - The Invasion (Aka Black Wa Da Da)
  55. The ItalsIn A Dis Ya Time/ Harbour View Rock
  56. Bob Marley & the WailersIs This Love
  57. Johnny Osbourne & the SensationsCome Back Darling
  58. The Pioneers Long Shot
  59. Toots & the Maytals Pressure Drop
  60. Black Uhuru Party Next Door
  61. Gregory IsaacsSad To Know (You’re Leaving)
  62. Peter ToshWanted Dread And Alive (2002 Digital Remaster)
  63. Cornell Campbell Queen Of The Minstrel
  64. Big Youth – Livin’
  65. Burning SpearRise Up
  66. Tenor SawLots of Sign
  67. Tenor Saw – Lots of Dub
  68. Black UhuruBlack Uhuru Anthem
  69. Jacob Miller Mixed Up Moods
  70. Steel PulseBlues Dance Raid (LP Version)
  71. Barrington Levy, Kojak & LizaMy Woman/ Ten Thousand Woman
  72. Bob Marley & the WailersRat Race
  73. Jimmy Cliff Struggling Man
  74. The HeptonesFattie Fattie
  75. Horace Andy Nice And Easy
  76. Horace Andy – Nice and Easy Dub
  77. Mighty Diamonds Have Mercy
  78. TrinityAll Gone
  79. Black Uhuru Rent Man
  80. Sammy Dread My Princess
  81. ChaliceGood to Be There
  82. Culture & Shorty the President See Them A Come/ Natty Pass Him G.C.E.
  83. Cornell CampbellBoxing Around
  84. Glen WashingtonRockers (Nuh Crackers)
  85. Johnny Ousborne Truths and Rights
  86. John HoltStrange Things
  87. Dennis BrownWhat About The Half
  88. Jimmy Riley Love And Devotion
  89. Burning SpearJordan River
  90. Third WorldRoots With Quality
  91. The ItalsBrutal Out Deh
  92. Peter Tosh - Why Must I Cry
  93. CultureLion Rock
  94. Barrington LevyMy Time
  95. Steel Pulse - Back To My Roots / Dub To My Roots
  96. Gregory IsaacsStranger In Town
  97. Dennis BrownGhetto Girl
  98. The Wailing SoulsWar Deh Round A John Shop
  99. Jacob MillerChapter A Day
  100. Beres HammondWhat One Dance Can Do
  101. Max Romeo - One Step Forward (Album Version)
  102. Lucky Dube - Prisoner
  103. Israel Vibration - Back Staba
  104. Lee “Scratch” Perry & the Heptones – Why Must I (Version)
  105. Ed Robinson – Rude Awakening
  106. Aswad – Love Fire
  107. Aswad – Dub Fire
  108. Jimmy Cliff - Treat The Youths Right
  109. Gregory Isaacs – Innocent People Cry

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