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Down in Jamaica Various, including Sean Paul, Shaggy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Buju Banton, Beenie Man... October 25, 2019 4 CDs—see next page for complete tracklist. 7-inch Singles The Congos “Fisher Man” (Lee Scratch Perry production) Freddie McKay “La La By Woman” (first vinyl repress) Linval Thompson “Don’t Trouble Trouble” (long out of print) Romain Virgo feat. Agent Sasco “Fade Away” (first vinyl pressing) 12-inch Singles I Roy feat. Errol Dunkley “Created By The Father” b/w Flabba Holt “My Eyes Adore You” (long out of print on 12-inch) Freddie McKay “Fire Is Burning” b/w “Lonely Man” (first repress) Echo Minott “Girls Mad Over Me” b/w “Saddest Day” (first repress) Junior Reid “What Do You Know” b/w Tenor Saw “Lots Of Sign” (first repress) “The definitive anthology of the company that helped bring reggae and dancehall to the US and beyond.” Down In Jamaica: 40 Years of VP Records is a 94-track, multi-format box set with 24-page booklet and art cards de- tailing the hits, the rarities, and the history of the world’s largest reggae label. Featuring 101 different artists, Down In Jamaica tells this story in detail through a chronological survey of the key records that helped define the company, from early singles on obscure sublabels to the well-known VP Records brand that brought Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Wayne Wonder, and others into the international mainstream. Curated by noted writer, DJ, and reggae historian Carter Van Pelt, the set contains four 7-inch singles, four 12-inch singles, and four CDs, the first configuration of its kind for a box set package. The singles format was the dominant vehicle for Jamaican music from its inception, and the collection tells the company’s story almost entirely from sin- gles, taking its name from Red Fox and Naturalee’s 1989 record. 2,000 unit Limited Edition European pressing Includes first time reissue of some of the most collectible vinyl records in the VP catalog, plus 4CDs of hit tracks. The set culminates VP Records’ 40th Anniversary celebrations. Targeted to holiday gift market and vinyl collectors. Physical only release until December 2019. For fans of VP Records, UPC 054645422420 VP4224 reggae history LP List Price: $149.98 Box Lot Quantity: NA Non-returnable: vinyl Units Per Set: 1 Format(s): multiple File Under: Reggae / Dancehall Type of Packaging: 13 by 13 by 2 inch box set Parental Advisory: No with 4 CDs, 4 12-inch singles, 4 7-inch singles, book, art cards Global Facebook 83k | Twitter 33k | Instagram 49k | YouTube 873k | SoundCloud: 2.7M Disc 1 Disc 2 The Heptones…………………………..“Party Time” Ini Kamoze……………….……………“Hot Stepper” Gregory Isaacs……………………….“Slave Master” Chaka Demus……………….……….“Original Kuff” Dennis Brown.…………..……...“Children Of Israel” Conroy Smith…………………………...“Dangerous” Johnny Clarke.…………..…….“Roots Natty Congo” Red Fox & Naturalee……………“Down In Jamaica” Ranking Joe [with Barrington Levy]…“River Jordan” Reggie Stepper…………………...“Drum Pan Sound” Johnny Osbourne.…………...…….“Ice Cream Love” Ninja Man…………………………….“Murder Dem” Wailing Souls ……………...…….“Fire House Rock” Admiral Tibet, Shabba Ranks, Don Carlos ………………..………………“Mr. Sun” & Ninja Man…………………“Serious Time” Michael Prophet ……….………….……..“Gun Man” Singing Sweet……………...“When I See You Smile” Frankie Paul ……………..…………..“Kushumpeng” Cutty Ranks…………………..“A Who Seh Me Dun” Barrington Levy ……………..….“Prison Oval Rock” Colin Roach & Galaxy P…….“Miss Goodie Goodie” Tony Tuff ………………….……“Come Fe Mash It” Jigsy King…………………………“Gi Mi Di Weed” Michigan & Smiley……………………….“Diseases” Half Pint…………….“I Am Not A Substitute Lover” Yellowman…………“Zungguzungguguzungguzeng” Cocoa Tea……………………………….“Good Life” Echo Minott…………………………….“Lazy Body” Garnet Silk………“Lord Watch Over Our Shoulders” Leroy Gibbons………………..“This Magic Moment” Richie Stephens……………“Trying To Get To You” J.C. Lodge………………………...“Telephone Love” Mikey Spice…………………………...“Born Again” Eccleton Jarrett……………...….“Turn On The Heat” Glen Washington…………“Kindness For Weakness” Krystal & Shabba Ranks…………...“Twice My Age” Buju Banton………………………………..“Destiny” Foxy Brown………..“Baby Can I Hold You Tonight” Tanto Metro & Devonte…..“Everyone Falls In Love” Freddie McGregor……………….“Stop Loving You” Spragga Benz…………………“She Nuh Ready Yet” Beenie Man……………………………..“Who Am I” Disc 3 Disc 4 Sanchez……………………….“Never Dis The Man” Tarrus Riley…………………………...“She’s Royal” Singing Melody…………………...“Want You Back” Tanya Stephens………………………….“It’s A Pity” Terry Linen………………..“Your Love Is My Love” Richie Spice……………………...“Youth Dem Cold” Capleton……………………………….“Jah Jah City” Turbulence……..………………………..“Notorious” VC…………………………………...“By His Deeds” Shaggy…………………………….“Church Heathen” Morgan Heritage……………...“Down By The River” Duane Stephenson…………….……..“August Town” George Nooks…………………“God Is Standing By” Romain Virgo……………………....“Mi Caan Sleep” Beres Hammond……………………….“Rock Away” Busy Signal……………………….“One More Night” Junior Kelly………………………….“Love So Nice” Etana & Alborosie………………………...“Blessing” Wayne Wonder……………………..“No Letting Go” Queen Ifrica………………….“Lioness On The Rise” Bounty Killer feat. Wayne Marshall……...“Sufferah” Mavado…………………………...….“On The Rock” Elephant Man…………“Pon De River Pon De Bank” Gyptian…………………………………..“Hold You” Lady Saw………………………“I’ve Got Your Man” Maxi Priest…………………………..“Easy To Love” Sean Paul & Sasha……“I’m Still In Love With You” Raging Fyah………………...………….“Dash Wata” Sizzla…………………….“Just One Of Those Days” Christopher Martin………….……..“I’m A Big Deal” I Wayne…………………………….“Living In Love” Spice…………………………...…….“So Mi Like It” Luciano………………………………...“Give Praise” Bunji Garlin………………………….“Big Bad Soca” Warrior King…………………“Can’t Get Me Down” Shenseea featuring Vybz Kartel……………..“Loodi” Jah Cure………………………………“Longing For” Estelle featuring Tarrus Riley…..…“Love Like Ours” T.O.K. …………………………………..“Footprints” Jah9 featuring Chronixx………...“Hardcore (Remix)” .
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