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Trojan Box Set: Ganja Reggae

by: Various Artists




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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 161518







Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0060768041721
Format: Box set, Original recording remastered
Label: Sanctuary Records
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records
Number Of Discs: 3
Publisher: Sanctuary Records
Release Date: August 19, 2003
Sales Rank: 161518
Studio: Sanctuary Records

















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Disc 1:
  1. Herbsman - Eccles
  2. Ganja Plane - Ranglin
  3. Ishan Cup - Tyrell
  4. Collie and Wine - Brown
  5. Real Collie
  6. Kaya - Marley
  7. Kaya - Marley
  8. Lick I Pipe - Murphy
  9. Lick the Pipe, Peter, Pt. 4 - Perry
  10. Pass the Pipe - Holness
  11. Herb Tree - Barrett
  12. Ganja Free - Eccles
  13. Kutchi Skank - Perry
  14. My Jamaican Collie - Romeo
  15. Feeling High - Edwards
  16. Half Ounce - Gibson
  17. Herb Vendor - Perry
Disc 2:
  1. Better Calley (AKA Better Collie) - Sinclair
  2. Calley Version - Sinclair
  3. Bring the Couchie Come - Holness
  4. Couchie Dub - Holness
  5. Ganja - Johnson
  6. Collie Dread - Lee
  7. Ashanti Ganja Dub - Johnson
  8. Free the Weed - Edwards
  9. Free the Weed Dub - Edwards
  10. Bush Weed Corntrash - Storme
  11. Callying Butt - Perry
  12. Chalice to Chalice - Sinclair
  13. A Hundred Pounds of Collie - Campbell
  14. I Love Marijuana - Thompson, Linval
  15. Jamaican Colley - Thompson, Linval
  16. Smoke Marijuana - Thompson
  17. Marijuana in My Soul - Clarke
Disc 3:
  1. Collie Weed - Hinds
  2. Marijuana - Thomas
  3. Marijuana in My Brain - Bullock
  4. Herb - Thomas
  5. Collie Weed - Levy
  6. Collie - Thomas
  7. Scientist Ganja Dub - Thomas
  8. Sensimilea - Levy
  9. Cannabis Dub - Thomas
  10. The Great Collie Herb - Morgan
  11. Babylon Don't Touch My Sensi - Lee
  12. Babylon Don't Touch My Sensi Dub - Lee
  13. Sensi Man - Brooks
  14. Ganja Baby - Eastwood
  15. Kaya - Marley
  16. Sensi for Sale - Ranks


Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - good
This is a great compilation. Disc 1 is early reggae (1970-1974), mostly instrumentals, pretty rare tracks too. Stand out tracks are 'Kaya' by Bob Marley (produced by Lee Perry) and 'Half Ounce' by Big Youth, which is a dub of the rockfort rock rhythm.
Disc 2 is 1975-1978, the roots era, Horace Andy's take on Cornell Campbell's 'Gorgon' plus the dub, 'The Reggae Crusaders' doing a version of Flabba Holt's African Train riddim (very cool) plus the dub, 'Bushweed Corn Trash' plus dub, three versions of the Rupie Edwards 'Irie Feelings' rhythm, 4 versions of Linval Thompson's 'I Like To Smoke Marihuana' and more solid roots efforts by Johnny Clarke, Joe White, Tappa Zukie & Cornell Campbell. 'Ashanti Ganja Dub' is an extended dub work out of that old soul song 'Stand By Me'.
Disc 3: 1977-1985, beginning to sound more like dancehall, with mostly The Revolutionaries and the Roots Radics playing as backing band. A lot of cool dub tunes here, Horace Andy's 'Collie Weed' is on the 'I Need A Roof' rhythm, 'Herb' by the Revolutionaries is the 'Scorcher' rhythm, 'Collie Weed' by Barrington Levy = 'My Conversation'; 'Scientist Ganja Dub'= African Beat, 'Cannabis Dub' = heavenless (very hypnotic), 'Sensi For Sale' by the Tufftones is a somewhat dated but still enjoyable take on the 'Sleng Teng' and the only digital tune on this great compilation.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - laid back
this cd is good for background music. the beats are simple and soothing. some of the songs have some singing over it. everyone song is about smoking. it's just a good laid back cd, a good cd to listen when your hanging out. i actually enjoy it.

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