Greatest Reggae Lovers Rock (2018)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: Greatest Reggae Lovers Rock
Label: Jet Star Music
Style: International, Caribbean & Cuba, Lovers Rock, Dub, Ska, Rocksteady
Release Date: 25-05-2018
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 20 Tracks
Time: 02:23:01 Min
Size: 328 MB

Tracklist:
01. Beres Hammond - Falling In Love 4:02
02. Barrington Levy - Too Experienced 3:13
03. Janet Kay - I Do Love You 3:23
04. Carol Thompson - Hopelessly In Love 3:52
05. Jean Adebambo - Paradise 5:21
06. Junior English - In Loving You 4:08
07. Winston Reedy - Dim The Light 4:30
08. Sandra Reid - Ooh Boy 4:58
09. Junior English - Take Care Of Yourself 5:46
10. Claudia Fontaine - Natural High 3:12
11. Revelation - With You Boy 6:14
12. John Holt - Living For The Love Of You 4:52
13. Alton Ellis - Girl I've Got A Date 3:22
14. Delroy Wilson - Cool Operator 3:25
15. Vivian Jones - Strong Love 4:22
16. Mikey Spice - Never Say Never 3:54
17. China Black - Searching 3:30
18. Foxy Brown - Baby Can I Hold You Tonight 3:30
19. Peter Hunnigale - Rub A Dub Style 3:53
20. The Greatest Reggae Lovers Rock - Continuous Mix 1:03:33




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A style of reggae music focused on romantic themes, both in sound and lyrical content, this was most prominent through in the UK. The roots of this style are based in early reggae versions of popular love songs, performed by artists such as John Holt & Ken Boothe. At a time when reggae was becoming more conscious with the lyrical focus being turned to Rastafarianism and politics, lovers rock was a counterpoint to this, being a continuation from the soul-influenced, love themed Rocksteady.
The Jamaican musicians and producers who created the rocksteady sound out of ska were well-versed in jazz and readily influenced by other genres, most notably rhythm and blues, plus African and Latin American drumming. Perhaps the most easily recognizable element and that which could be considered reggae musics gift to the world, as in ska, is an offbeat rhythm; staccato chords played by a guitar and piano on the offbeats of the measure.