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Track List: Best of Beenie Man

  1. BookshelfDownload & Buy
  2. Let Him GoDownload & Buy
  3. Tell MeDownload & Buy
  4. Who Am I?Download & Buy
  5. Oysters & ConchDownload & Buy
  6. FoundationDownload & Buy
  7. Dancehall QueenDownload & Buy
  8. Silent ViolenceDownload & Buy
  9. BlackboardDownload & Buy
  10. RomieDownload & Buy
  11. Nuff GalDownload & Buy
  12. HealingDownload & Buy
  13. Girls Dem SugarDownload & Buy
  14. Ole DawgDownload & Buy
  15. Crazy BaldheadDownload & Buy
  16. World DanceDownload & Buy
  17. ModellingDownload & Buy
  18. SlamDownload & Buy
  19. MurdererDownload & Buy
  20. Certain GalDownload & Buy

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Album Details: Best of Beenie Man

Release Date:
12/12/2000
Label:
Vp Records
UPC:
054645161329

User Reviews: Best of Beenie Man

  1. Important

    , December 22, 2000
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  2. doc you did it again

    , November 29, 2000
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Despite his huge reputation, Beenie Man doesn't distinguish himself that much from the rest of the dancehall reggae pack. That may be because so much of the pack is imitating him his popularity has been considerable for the last ten years. But whatever the explanation, 140 minutes of Beenie Man will probably be more than any but the most rabid fans will want in a single sitting. There are some magical moments on this 40track set: "Let Him Go" has a great hook and an irresistible rhythm, as does "World Gone Bad." There are also some fine combination tracks, including a great duet with Luciano on a refreshingly rootswise cover of Bob Marley's "Crazy Baldheads" and a nice version of the socainflected hit "Dancehall Queen" with Chevelle Franklin. But when Beenie Man tries to sing himself, or just to chat melodically (as he does on "Silent Violence" and "World Dance," for example), he's almost always in a key unrelated to the backing chords, with annoying results. Dancehall fans will find a lot to like here, but this album probably won't win the genre any new converts. Note: Disc one of this set is available separately as Best of Beenie Man.

- Rick Anderson, All Music Guide



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One of Jamaica's most crucial DJs, Beenie Man's recording career stretches back to 1981, although it was in the sound systems where he later made his mark. The witty toaster began his true ascent to stardom in the early '90s and by 1994, his reputati...Full Beenie Man Biography

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