Name: Covers for Reggae Lovers, Vol. 3
Brand: Universal Music Distribution
SKU: 22961505
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Covers for Reggae Lovers, Vol. 3

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Album: Covers for Reggae Lovers, Vol. 3
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Come Go with Me - (featuring Evin Lake)
2)	Living All Alone
3)	Love O Love
4)	Kiss from a Rose
5)	Firework
6)	Wake Up Everybody - Prilly Hamilton
7)	At Your Best (You Are Love) - Althea Hewitt
8)	Sunday Morning
9)	Far Away - Pure Silk - (featuring Kennie Blessin/Winsome)
10)	Heaven Sent
11)	Secrets
12)	What's Going On - Soul 4 Soul - (featuring Freddie McGregor)
13)	Waiting on the World to Change - Taddy P
14)	When Can I See You - Robert Browne
15)	I Walk the Line
16)	Make You Feel My Love

Album: Covers for Reggae Lovers, Vol. 3
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Come Go with Me - (featuring Evin Lake)
2)	Living All Alone
3)	Love O Love
4)	Kiss from a Rose
5)	Firework
6)	Wake Up Everybody - Prilly Hamilton
7)	At Your Best (You Are Love) - Althea Hewitt
8)	Sunday Morning
9)	Far Away - Pure Silk - (featuring Kennie Blessin/Winsome)
10)	Heaven Sent
11)	Secrets
12)	What's Going On - Soul 4 Soul - (featuring Freddie McGregor)
13)	Waiting on the World to Change - Taddy P
14)	When Can I See You - Robert Browne
15)	I Walk the Line
16)	Make You Feel My Love

Performer Notes

Editor: Donald Clive Davidson.
Photographers: Sharon Davidson; Merrick Cousley, Jr.
Jamaica's music community has always been fascinated by American pop, rock, and soul hits, and covers of American songs have been a staple of the island's modern pop era from the very beginning, through ska, rocksteady, reggae, dancehall, and beyond. This set, the latest in VP's Covers for Reggae Lovers series, collects new versions of U.S. hits by island veterans and newcomers alike, including Studio One pioneer Winston Francis' reimagining of OneRepublic's "Secrets," Freddie McGregor's (McGregor is another venerable Studio One veteran) take on Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" (backed by Soul 4 Soul), and New Kingston's dancehall remodeling of Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line," among others. It's a fun set, full of pervasive rhythms and Jamaican sunshine. ~ Steve Leggett