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Various Reggae Chartbusters Volume Three mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: Reggae Chartbusters Volume Three Country: UK & Europe Released: 2009 Style: Reggae, Reggae-Pop, Roots Reggae, Ska, Rocksteady, Lovers Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1616 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1250 mb WMA version RAR size: 1944 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 945 Other Formats: VQF MP4 MP1 WMA AU MOD FLAC Tracklist Hide Credits Let Your Yeah Be Yeah 1 –The Pioneers Producer – Jimmy CliffWritten-By – Cliff* Tell It Like It Is 2 –Nicky Thomas Producer – Nicky ThomasWritten-By – Davis*, Diamond* Monkey Spanner 3 –Dave & Ansel Collins Producer – Winston RileyWritten-By – A. Collins*, Riley* Follow The Leader 4 –Greyhound Producer – Dave BloxhamWritten-By – King*, Spiro* Pied Piper 5 –Bob & Marcia Producer – Keith Anderson Written-By – Kornfeld*, Duboff* One Big Happy Family 6 –Bruce Ruffin Written-By – Ruffin* Double Barrel 7 –Dave & Ansel Collins Producer – Winston RileyWritten-By – Riley* Dancing In The Sun 8 –Daniel In The Lion's Den Written-By – Jaen* Black And White 9 –Greyhound Producer – Dave BloxhamWritten-By – Arkin*, Robinson* Salt Of The Earth 10 –Dandy* Producer – Robert Thompson*Written-By – Jagger-Richards Rain 11 –Bruce Ruffin Producer – Herman Chin-LoyWritten-By – Feliciano* The Song We Used To Sing (Where Did It Go) 12 –Desmond Dekker Producer – Jimmy Cliff, Leslie KongWritten-By – Cliff* Bonus Tracks Trenchtown Rock 13 –Bob Marley & The Wailers Producer – Bob Marley Shaft 14 –The Chosen Few Producer – Derrick Harriott Johnny Too Bad 15 –The Slickers Producer – Sid Bucknor Cherry Oh Baby 16 –Eric Donaldson Producer – Edward "Bunny" Lee*, Tommy Cowan Starvation 17 –The Pioneers Producer – Leslie Kong Better Must Come 18 –Delroy Wilson Producer – Edward "Bunny" Lee* Small Axe 19 –Bob Marley & The Wailers Producer – Lee Perry Mule Town 20 –Count Prince Miller Producer – Edward "Bunny" Lee* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. Copyright (c) – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. Distributed By – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. Published By – Universal/Island Music Ltd. Published By – Ardmore & Beechwood Ltd. Published By – Prophecy Music Published By – St. James Music Published By – Ansell Collins Music Published By – Universal Published By – Dick James Music Ltd. Published By – Robbins Music Corp. Ltd. Published By – Bug Music Published By – Creole Music Ltd. Published By – Sacam Published By – Durham Music Ltd. Published By – EMI Turner Published By – Blue Mountain Music Published By – Universal Music Publishing Ltd. Published By – EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Published By – New Town Sound Ltd. Published By – EMI Songs Ltd. Published By – Campbell Connelly & Co. Ltd. Credits Compiled By – Laurence Cane-Honeysett Coordinator [Production Co-ordination] – Chris Howarth Mastered By – Keiron McGarry Sleeve Notes – Rob Bell Notes Sticker on some copies: "TROJAN Trojan's original and best selling REGGAE CHARTBUSTERS reissued and remastered on CD for the first time ever! 27711939" Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 6 0257 11939 7 Rights Society: BIEM/SABAM Label Code: LC 6448 Matrix / Runout (Outer Centre): 06025 271 193-9 01 * 52365937 (Universal logo four times) Matrix / Runout (Inner Centre): A MADE IN GERMANY BY EDC Other (S.I.D. Code): IFPI LV26 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Reggae Chartbusters Volume TBL 169 Various Trojan Records TBL 169 UK 1971 3 (LP, Comp) Reggae Chartbusters Volume TBL 169 Various Trojan Records TBL 169 UK Unknown 3 (LP, Comp, RE) Reggae Chartbusters Volume TBL 169 Various Trojan Records TBL 169 UK 1971 3 (LP, Comp) Reggae Chartbusters Trojan Records, UK & none Various (Volume Three) (CDr, Album, Universal Music none 2009 Europe Comp, Promo, RE, RM) Catalogue Related Music albums to Reggae Chartbusters Volume Three by Various Various - Greatest Reggae Hits Dave & Ansil Collins - Monkey Spanner Dave & Ansell Collins, The Pioneers - Classic Tracks Ansel Collins - Candy Dave And Ansell Collins - Double Barrel Dave & Ansel Collins - Double Up!! Dave & Ansel Collins - Gonna Keep On Trying Till I Win Your Love Dave And Ansel Collins - Double Barrel - The Best Of Dave And Ansel Collins.
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