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dennis brown - dennis brown at joe gibbs - 17 north parade - cd

Genre: Reggae / Dub

1. Deliverance Will Come
2. Oh Mother
3. Love Me Always
4. Concrete Castle King
5. Malcolm X
6. Repatriation
7. Jah Can Do It
8. Milk & Honey
9. Stay At Home
10. Say What You Say
11. So Jah Say
12. Don't Feel No Way
13. Words Of Wisdom
14. Should I
15. A True
16. Ain't That Loving You
17. Cassandra
18. Love Jah
19. Black Liberation
20. Rasta Children
21. Drifter
22. Money In My Pocket
23. Souls Keep burning
24. Let Love In
25. Your Love's Gotta Hold On Me
26. Right Fight
27. Hooligan
28. I Can't Stand It
29. A Little Bit More
30. Three Meals A Day
31. Man Next Door
32. Rolling Down
33. Created By The Father
34. Open Up
35. I'm Coming Home Tonight
36. Come On Little Girl
37. Running Up & Down
38. Love Has Found It's Way
39. Your Man
40. Why Baby Why
41. Historical Places
42. Money In My Pocket
43. When You Are Down
44. Let Me Live
45. Pretend
46. Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend
47. Play Girl
48. Smile Like An Angel
49. Poor Side Of Town
50. We Will Be Free
51. Summertime
52. My Kind
53. Golden Streets
54. Girl I've Got A Date
55. Equal Rights
56. Let Me Love You
57. Vineyard
58. Stop The Fussing & Fighting
59. Get To Love In Time
60. Tell Me You Love Me

A deluxe four CD set assembling the complete works recorded by Dennis Brown for legendary producer Joe Gibbs. The two classic albums “Visions” (1978) and “Words Of Wisdom” (1979) are complemented by two discs of 26 classic singles for the Joe Gibbs empire entitled “Reflections” and “Town And Country”!

Packed full of the reggae anthems that made Dennis Brown not just only the the favourite singer of Bob Marley, but also dubbed him as ‘The Crown Prince of Reggae’ in the 70′s. Highlights of tracks including “Money In My Pocket” (in two different versions), “Concrete Castle King”, “Poor Side Of Town”, “Stop The Fussing And Fighting”, “Three Meals A Day” a.o. This is a not to be missed set lovingly assembled. Comes along with liner notes from reggae historian Noel Hawkes!

Dennis ‘Emmanuel’ Brown – born 01st of February 1957 – r.i.p. 01st of July 1999 – his music will live forever!