2009 repress. The fourth installment of Soul Jazz Records' Dynamite series takes you further into the land of reggae, ska, soul, rocksteady and funk alongside dancehall DJs and dub to give you classic reggae sounds from Jamaica. You'll find excursions with Tenor Saw and Buju Banton's "Ring The Alarm Quick," Lloyd Robinson's original Harry J production "Cuss Cuss," and Paris Connection's super-sweet "Who's That Lady." There's classics like the Maytals' "54-46," Barrington Levy's dancefloor monster "Under Me...   [ read more ]

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Fresh off tours in the United States and Europe and welcomed by 5,000+ at his own homecoming party, Montreal's pioneering beat maker, Poirier, is unwilling to slow down. Run The Riddim, his second, and latest, EP installment (the first being Soca Sound System) in what will be a three-part series from Ninja Tune, is hitting the streets running with an up-to-the-time selection of wicked dancehall reggae vibes and uptempo beats. Known for his deft mixing of electro and worldly rhythms, on Run The Riddim Poir...   [ read more ]

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Better than The Best Of -- which didn't touch upon Jerky Boys 3 or 4 -- The Ultimate Jerky Boys Collection is the one to get if that frat boy you lent your original Jerky CDs to hasn't returned them yet and has no idea where they are. Nothing new, nothing unheard, but the compilers have done a decent job of picking the pranksters' highlights, plus the discs are fairly packed. The liner notes go as far as to claim "no one had ever released an album of prank phone calls" before the Jerkys, ...   [ read more ]

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