COUNTRYMAN ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

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COUNTRYMAN ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

1. Natural Mystic

2. Rastaman Chant

3. Theme From "Countryman"

4. Rat Race

5. Jah Live

6. Ramble

7. Rebel Music (Three O'Clock Road Block)

8. Sound System

9. Mosman Skank

10. Small Axe

11. Sitting & Watching

12. Bam Bam

13. Ooh! Aah!

14. Wisdom

15. Carry Us Beyond

16. Dreadlocks in Moonlight

17. Time Will Tell

18. Theme From "Countryman"

19. Pass It On

20. Guidance

21. Obeah Man Dub

22. Theme From "Countryman"

Label Island

Orig Year 1982

Release Date Jun 26, 2001

Additional Info Remastered

When Island Records released the double-LP soundtrack to Countryman in the spring of 1982, ten years after the appearance of The Harder They Come, it was easy to see that company founder Chris Blackwell was looking to do for the current state of reggae what he had done before, i.e., promote it via a various-artists sampler that happened to have a cinematic tie-in. In this case, the movie itself was nowhere to be found, not even at the college campus midnight showings that had given birth to the cult following for The Harder They Come; director Dickie Jobson's Jamaican adventure film, about a runaway couple, corrupt officials, and a fisherman endowed with magical powers didn't see release until 1983, and then had little distribution. Of course, reggae was no longer a budding new sound in the early '80s, its standard-bearer, Bob Marley, having succumbed to cancer in 1981. Bob Marley & the Wailers got the most tracks on the album, eight out of 22, some in remixed or alternate versions, and Wally Badarou had five tracks for his instrumental score for the film, some of them overlaid with dialogue. The rest was a who's who of the Island roster, including Steel Pulse, Dennis Brown, and Toots & the Maytals, making for an excellent reggae collection that held together well, even if it couldn't have the impact of The Harder They Come ten years before. (Island released a single-CD remastering of Countryman on June 26, 2001.) ~ William Ruhlmann

Digitally remastered by Gary Moore & Gavin Lurssen.

Bob Marley/Toots & Maytals/ Dennis Brown/Steel Pulse/Aswad

Compilation producer: Chris Blackwell.

VA-BABYLON CENTRAL - SOUNDTRACK 2010

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VA-BABYLON CENTRAL - SOUNDTRACK 2010

TRACKLIST


1. Leaving Babylon - Bad Brains
2. Light it Up - Martin-EZ, feat. Don Wayne
3. Hung Up on my Baby - El Michels Affair
4. Freedom (Zombie Dance Remix) - Nostalgia 77
5. 79 Rock - The Revolutionaries
6. Rockers Galore - Western Roots
7. Coming From the Top - Thievery Corporation
8. East on West - Povo
9. Hang on in There - Mike James Kirkland
10. Come Live with Me - Dorothy Ashby
11. Finito - Tony Hatch
12. Paz - Troubleman
13. Promise Me - Bias
14. Shiva (Govinda Remix) - Thievery Corporation
15. The Putney - Butch Cassidy Soundsystem
16. I Chase the Devil - Max Romeo
17. Amerimacka (TC Remix) - Thievery Corporation


Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Babylon Central Soundtrack
Year Of Release: 2010
Label: Eighteen Street Lounge Music
Genre: reggae,soul,nu jazz

ROCKERS SOUNDTRACK

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ROCKERS SOUNDTRACK

TRACKLIST


1. We a Rockers - Inner Circle
2. Money Worries - The Maytones
3. Police and Thieves - Junior Murvin
4. Book of Rules - The Heptones
5. Stepping Razor - Peter Tosh
6. Tenement Yard - Jacob Miller
7. Fade Away - Junior Byles
8. Rockers - Bunny Wailer
9. Slave Master - Gregory Isaacs
10. Man in the Street - Rockers All Stars
11. Graduation in Zion - Kiddus I
12. Jah No Dead - Burning Spear
13. Satta Amasagana - Third World
14. Natty Take Over - Justin Hinds & Dominoes




Credits
Artwork By [Design] - Eckford/Stimpson
Artwork By [Logo Design & Art Direction], Photography - T. Bafaloukos
Compiled By - Chris Blackwell
Engineer - Godwin Logie , Groucho*
Executive Producer - Theodoros Bafaloukos
Executive Producer, Photography - Avrom Robin
Mastered By - John Dent
Photography - Susan Finkelstein




Label Palm
Orig Year 1980
Producer Chris Blackwell (Compilation)
Additional Info Soundtrack

Music is integral to this seminal Jamaican film, as it follows the exploits of drummer Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, who plays himself, and featuring a myriad of other denizens of the music industry in lead roles and bit parts. The movie itself was awash in music, which pours out of clubs, studios, record shops, and radios. The soundtrack features only some of the songs included in the film, but what a collection of cuts it is. Bunny Wailer's anthemic title track, Inner Circle's infectious "We a Rockers," Jacob Miller's masterpiece "Tenement Yard," Peter Tosh's threatening "Stepping Razor," Junior Byles' equally forceful "Fade Away" -- classic songs one and all. Gorgeous harmonies are delivered up by the Maytones, Justin Hines & the Dominoes, and the Heptones on some of their greatest songs. Jamaica's smoothest singer, Gregory Isaacs, performs a sublime "Slavemaster," Junior Murvin's sweet tones simmer across "Police and Thieves," and Kiddus I delivers up an extraordinary cultural toast. One of the most arresting scenes in the film belonged to Burning Spear's Winston Rodney, performing a powerful a cappella "Jah No Dead." It is just as potent on record, and segues exquisitely into Third World's loving cover of "Satta Amasagana." From rockers to grounations, Rockers had it all, and the soundtrack remains one of the most diverse yet coherent albums of the roots age. ~ Jo-Ann Greene


The soundtrack to the seminal 1980 film Rockers features 14 classic reggae and dub tracks from Bunny Wailer, Inner Circle, Junior Murvin, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, The Maytones, The Heptones, Jacob Miller, Junior Byles, Gregory Isaacs, Kiddus, Justin and the Dominoes, and The Upsetters. Palm label. Remastered. 2003.




Rockers soundtrack lyrics -- Book Of Rules .. The Heptones


Isn't it strange how princesses and kings
In clown-ragged capers in sawdust rings
While common people like you and me
We'll be builders for eternity
Each is given a bag of tools
A shapeless mass and the book of rules


Each must make his life as flowing in
Tumbling block on a stepping stone
While common people like you and me
We'll be builders for eternity
Each is given a bag of tools
A shapeless mass and the book of rules


Look when the rain has fallen from the sky
You know the sun will be only with us for a while
While common people like you and me
We'll be builders for eternity
Each is given a bag of tools
A shapeless mass and the book of rules

ONE LOVE SOUNDTRACK

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ONE LOVE SOUNDTRACK

TRACKLIST


1. Intoxication Gentleman 4:14
2. Woman I Need You Sizzla 3:40
3. Ain't That Loving You U-Roy 3:49
4. Hyperventalating Tami 3:18
5. Couldn't Be The Girl For Me Terry Linen 3:44
6. Run Come Love Me Jah Mason 4:11
7. I'm Still In Love With You Sean Paul 4:38
8. That Ghetto Girl Richie Spice 3:24
9. Front Line (want A Natty) Sasha (feat. Turbulence) 4:16
10. Natural Mystic Wayne Marshall 4:01
11. One By One Ky-mani Marley 2:36
12. This Angel Cherine Anderson 4:38
13. Jump Around Morgan Heritage 4:41
14. Baby Can We Meet Junior Kelly 3:49
15. Pain Cavan 3:26


Product Details
Original Release Date: July 18, 2005
Label: VP Music Group, Inc
Copyright: 2001 VP Music Group, Inc

One Love is a new romantic comedy shot on 35mm film in Jamaica in 2003. The movie stars new comer Cherine Anderson and Ky Mani Marley. The story (based on Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet) deals with current religious and cultural differences between Rasta’s and Christians in Jamaica. The soundtrack album includes original songs from Kymani Marley and Cherine Williams, recent hits from Sean Paul, Junior Kelly, Jah Cure and Sizzla. Plus the hit duet “Frontline (I Want A Natty)” by up and coming starlet Sasha featuring roots deejay Turbulence.

THIRD WORLD - PRISONER IN THE STREET ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK LIVE

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PRISONER IN THE STREET ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK LIVE


TRACKLIST


1. Now That We Found Love
2. Prisoner in the Street
3. Third World Man
4. Cold Sweat
5. 96 in the Shade
6. African Woman
7. Irie Ites
8. Street Fighting


Label Island
Orig Year 1980
Discs 1
Release Date Jul 13, 1999
Studio/Live Live
Mono/Stereo Stereo
Producer Chris Blackwell; Alex Sadkin
Personnel Steven "Cat" Coore - guitar
Richie - bass guitar
Richard Daley
Irvin Jarrett - percussion
Willie - drums
Bunny Rugs - vocals, guitar

The soundtrack of a 1980 concert filmed at the legendary Rainbow in London, PRISONER IN THE STREET is one of the best live reggae albums of its era. At this point in their career, Third World had moved from their early roots style to a more pop-influenced R&B-reggae hybrid.


While the songs on PRISONER IN THE STREET aren't as light and poppy as they would be on later albums such as 1983's ALL THE WAY STRONG, the sound is still closer to the British pop-reggae of Aswad or UB40 than early Jamaican roots reggae. This isn't a bad thing, as Third World largely pioneered this style and do it better than just about anyone. A set list drawing heavily from 1977's 96 DEGREES IN THE SHADE and 1978's JOURNEY TO ADDIS means that PRISONER IN THE STREET features the group at their artistic height. This well-recorded concert is classic live reggae.


Originally released on Island (9616).


Personnel: Bunny Rugs (vocals, guitar); Michael "Ibo" Cooper (vocals, keyboards); Richard Daley, Steven "Cat" Coore (guitar); Richie (bass guitar); Willie Stewart, Willie (drums); Irvin Jarrett (percussion).


Recording information: Paragon Studios, Chicago ILL.


Third World: Cat (vocals, guitar, bass); Rugs (vocals, guitar); Ibo (vocals, keyboards); Richie (bass); Willie (drums); Carrot (percussion).


Engineers include: Alex Sadkin, Mick McKenna, Barry Mraz.

ROOTS TIME - SOUNDTRACK MOVIE

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ROOTS TIME
01 - Roots Time Band - Good morning Jamaica
02 - Louis Christie - Afrika
03 - Aluta Continua - Warning
04 - Roots Time Band - Roots Time Roads
05 - Rolling to Mount Zion
06 - Trevor Wilson - Money can´t buy love
07 - Woolton Harrison - Travelling Man
08 - Roots Time Band - Out of Babylon
09 - Louis Christie - Jah is my light
10 - Roots Time Band - Find my way
11 - Aluta Continua - Mr. Rebel
12 - Jah is my shield
13 - Revelations of Rastafari - Keep cool
14 - Roots Time Band - Houly Mount Zion
15 - LP´s Stories


Jah Bull and Baboo are two itinerante Rastas selling records from town to town in rural Jamaica. By chance they pick up their favourite radio DJ, Farmer Roots who is racing to get his sick girlfriend to hospital. The two friends, who do not believe in traditional medicine because of their Rastafarian principles, convince Farmer Roots to take his girlfriend to a renowned herbal doctor, Bongo-Hu. However, finding him turns out to be much more difficult than they expected and gives rise to all kind of adventures along the way. Picaresque poetry

LIFE AND DEBT - SOUNDTRACK MOVIE

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LIFE + DEBT SOUNDTRACK 2002

1. Buju Banton Acapello Destiny (Opening Excerpt from Life and Debt)
2. G7 - Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
3. Excerpt From Life And Debt: Horst Kohler, Director International Money Fund
4. Life and Debt - Mutabaruka
5. Guess What's Happening - Luciano
6. Ras-I-VI, Nyabinghi Reasoning (Excerpt from Life and Debt)
7. Works to Do - Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
8. Work
9. Nyabinghi Drums and Chants (Excerpt from Life and Debt)
10. Give Em a Ride [Morgan Heritage Remix] - Sizzla
11. Solutions (Do Rae Me) - Stephen Marley Featuring Buju Banton
12. Circumstances - Buju Banton
13. Excerpt From Life And Debt: Mr Marsh, St. Elizabeth Onion Farmer
14. Raid Di Barn - Anthony B.
15. Smile Jamaica
16. Worldwide Corruption - Yami Bolo
17. Nyabinghi Drums and Chants (Excerpt from Life and Debt)
18. Globalization - Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
19. Fools Die - Peter Tosh

SHOTTAS - SOUNDTRACKS MOVIE

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SOUNDTRACKS

1.Damian Marley - Welcome to Jamrock
2.Barry Brown - Far East
3.Nitty Gritty - Trial and Crosses
4.Little John - In the ghetto
5.Bob Marley - Coming from the cold
6.Bounty Killer - Dead this time
7.Hawkeye - Bad long time
8.Spragga Benz & Lady Saw - Backshot
9.Damian Marley - Catch a fire
10.Big Yard All Stars - Gangsta Story
11.Tonto Irie - It a ring
12.Ky-mani Marley - Fire
13.Junior Cat - Would a let you go
14.Pinchers - Bandelero
15.John Wayne - Call the police
16.Nicky Seizure - Quench the fire
17.Ky-mani Marley - I Believe
18.Ky-Enie - Rain
19.Inner Circle - Discipline child
20.Nicky Seizure - Revelation time
21.Ky-mani Marley - The March