While the roots reggae of Bob Marley, Burning Spear, Peter Tosh and others made the biggest impact internationally for reggae, in 1978 a new sound began to emerge in Jamaica. Hard-hitting but sparser, fueled by the dynamic rhythms of the new group of studio musicians dubbed Roots Radics, by the early Eighties, dancehall reggae was hitting around the world * This collection has some of the biggest hits of the pre-digital dancehall era by such stars as Yellowman, Eek-A-Mouse, Sugar Minott and Barrington Levy - all of whom began touring around the world - as well as the all-time classic ""Bam Bam"" by Sister Nancy. Also included are some rare gems such as the original version of ""Dem A Lick Shot"" by Michael

Tracklist:

Jah Thomas: Dance Pon the Corner
Barrington Levy: Shine Eye Girl
Eek-A-Mouse: Wa Do Dem
Sister Nancy: Bam Bam
Sugar Minott: Level Vibes (12"" Mix)
Michael Palmer: Dem a Lick Shot (Original Version) (12"" Mix)
Tristan Palmer: Entertainment (12"" Mix)
Yellowman: Duppy or Gunman
Wayne Jarrett: Saturday Night Jamboree (12"" Mix)
Barry Brown: Cool Pon Your Corner (12"" Mix)
Anthony Johnson: Gunshot
Frankie Paul: War Is in the Dance

UPC: 016351457820
Label: Shanachie
Release Date: 10.23.26
Format: CD

[PRE-ORDER] Roots Radics Revolution / Various - Roots Radics Revolution / Various (CD)