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Trojan Records has been a big part of the Story of Reggae music and for fans around the world, it is a wonderful thing that they has started to mine their archives of classic Reggae. Reggae Pulse 5: Protest Songs is a great collection for everybody - the only reason not to get it would be that you already have all the songs in your collection - even so, everyting has been nicely re-mastered and sounds really good. This is a HITS collection with many of the selections some of the best material ever released by the various artists: Third World's "96° In The Shade", Junior Reid's "One Blood", Black Uhuru's "Solidarity", Beres Hammond's "Putting Up Resistance", Perer Tosh's "Get Up, Stand Up", Hugh Mundell's "Africa Must Be Free by 1983" and Israel Vibrations' "Same Song". These are CLASSIC Tracks by anyone's measure. Then add some great covers of 60's Rock Protest songs: Luciano doing "Eve of Destruction", Freddie McGregor doing "For What It's Worth", YVAD covering Buffy St. Maries' "Universal Soldier" and Don Carlos doing Dylan's "Blowin' In The Wind". There's more! You can listen to Delroy Wilson's "Better Must Come" by clicking the link to the left or use the Amazon.com link next to the album cover to get samples and a full track listing. This is a worthy part of the Story of Reggae Music because it does such a fine job of chronicling the voice of FREEDOM and humanity that REGGAE Music has always put a spotlight on. Roger Steffen's provides some great liner notes for the collection and the production work of Doctor Dread and Bas Hartong are to be congratulated. Thanks for this time capsule of the Story of Reggae Music!
"Damian "Jr Gong" Marley
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