Trojan Records - The Best Of Original Dancehall Vol. 1 vinyl record cover

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Sitting And Watching (Dennis Brown)

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Cool Out Son (Junior Murvin)

3

Sweetie Come Brush Me (John Holt)

4

Next To You (Gregory Isaacs)

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Rope In (Cornell Campbell)

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No Competition (Freddie McGregor)

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Lend Me Your Chopper (Johnny Osbourne)

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Why You So Craven (Israel Vibration)

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Revolution (Dennis Brown)

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Girlie Girlie (Sophia George)


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Part of a series of newly created Trojan Records compilations celebrating the re-launch of Trojan Records In the early eighties, a hard new style returned Reggae to its core audience: Dancehall Pioneered by a new generation of performers and producers, the sound drew its main source of influence from everyday life in Jamaica This 10 track essential collection features Dennis Brown, John Holt, Gregory Isaacs, Israel Vibration, & more

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