The Best Celtic 2025

1. Slice Of The Cake

Slice Of The Cake

Slice Of The Cake

2. Sugar Minott, The Heptones, Simpleton, Etc. - Shark Records In The Belly Of The Whale - CD

Sugar Minott, The Heptones, Simpleton, Etc. - Shark Records In The Belly Of The Whale

CD

3. Any Which Way Freedom

Any Which Way Freedom

Any Which Way Freedom

4. What's Following Me?

What's Following Me?

What's Following Me?

5. Pure Pleasure

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PURE PLEASURE [SHAGGY]

6. Dancehall Underground And Beyond

Dancehall Underground And Beyond

Dancehall Underground And Beyond

7. Mucho Dinero (CD) by Yankee B

0638813251328. New condition. CD. New Yorker-via-Jamaica Yankee B.'s debut album, a stream of hip-hop-accented dancehall, doesn't bring anything particularly new to the genre (the gruff toasting and boasting, classic street beats and rhythms, and a sense of historical awareness are all here), but with a sharp insight into the blending of the two not-so-disparate worlds, Mucho Dinero achieves a cultural bridge that plays the mainstream more forcefully than any of its contemporaries. Yankee B. parades guest MCs and rap riffs more readily than his peers, too, ultimately giving the album equal doses of R&B suavity and reggae roughness. It just all sounds a bit redundant, with one song title merely supplementing another as the tunes tread familiar ground. Check out the traditional sway of "Live by the Gun" and "That Feeling" (a rewrite of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing"), though; these are late-'90s hip-hop/dancehall at their most swaggeringly potent.~ Michael Gallucci, Rovi

UPC: 0638813251328 Condition: New CD New Yorker-via-Jamaica Yankee B.'s debut album, a stream of hip-hop-accented dancehall, doesn't bring anything particularly new to the genre (the gruff toasting and boasting, classic street beats and rhythms, and a sense of historical awareness are all here), but with a sharp insight into the blending of the two not-so-disparate worlds, Mucho Dinero achieves a cultural bridge that plays the mainstream more forcefully than any of its contemporaries. Yankee B. parades guest MCs and rap riffs more readily than his peers, too, ultimately giving the album equal doses of R&B suavity and reggae roughness. It just all sounds a bit redundant, with one song title merely supplementing another as the tunes tread familiar ground. Check out the traditional sway of "Live by the Gun" and "That Feeling" (a rewrite of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing"), though; these are late-'90s hip-hop/dancehall at their most swaggeringly potent.~ Michael Gallucci, Rovi

8. Greatest Jamaican Beat: Rock Steady Baba-Boom Time

Greatest Jamaican Beat: Rock Steady Baba-Boom Time

Greatest Jamaican Beat: Rock Steady Baba-Boom Time

9. King Jammy's Presents: Sleng-Teng Extravaganza

King Jammy's Presents: Sleng-Teng Extravaganza

King Jammy's Presents: Sleng-Teng Extravaganza

10. Nyahbinghi

Nyahbinghi

Nyahbinghi