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Desmond Dekker - Black And Dekker & Compass Point [2on1]

Track listing:
  1. Israelites 2:32
  2. Lickin' Stick 2:58
  3. It Mek 2:46
  4. Please Don't Bend 3:17
  5. Many Rivers To Cross 4:06
  6. Hippo 3:27
  7. 007 2:53
  8. Workout 2:47
  9. Problems 3:09
  10. Rude Boy Train 3:44
  11. Pickney Gal 3:06
  12. Why Fight? 2:57
  13. I'll Get By 2:50
  14. Moving On 2:42
  15. We Can And Shall 4:04
  16. Hurts So Bad 2:53
  17. Isabella 3:04
  18. Come Back To Me 3:04
  19. Cindy 3:06
  20. I Do Believe/My Destiny 3:19
  21. Big Headed 3:29
  22. That's My Woman 3:42
  23. Allamanna 2:40
  24. Full Cd In Flac With Cue 72:46

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Desmond Dekker - Black and Dekker & Compass Point [2on1]

1992 DOJO Lilited. CD cat.#: DOJO CD 77.

Genre/Styles: Ska, Rocksteady, Roots, Bluebeat.





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Desmond Dekker (July 16, 1941 — May 25, 2006) was a Jamaican ska and reggae singer and songwriter. Together with his backing group, The Aces (consisting of Wilson James and Easton Barrington Howard), he had one of the first international Jamaican hits with "Israelites". Other hits include "007 (Shanty Town)" (1967) and "It Miek" (1969). Before the ascent of Bob Marley, Dekker was one of the most popular musicians within Jamaica, and one of the best-known musicians outside it.


Here's two of his great albums on 1 CD...beautiful!



Tracks:

01. Israelites (2:35)
02. Lickin' Stick (2:58)
03. It Mek (2:45)
04. Please Don't Bend (3:18)
05. Many Rivers To Cross (4:07)
06. Hippo (3:26)
07. 007 (2:54)
08. Workout (2:46)
09. Problems (3:10)
10. Rude Boy Train (3:43)
11. Pickney Gal (3:08)
12. Why Fight? (2:59)
13. I'll Get By (2:48)
14. Moving On (2:43)
15. We Can and Shall (4:05)
16. Hurts So Bad (2:56)
17. Isabella (3:03)
18. Come Back to Me (3:05)
19. Cindy (3:09)
20. I Do Believe/My Destiny (3:17)
21. Big Headed (3:31)
22. That's My Woman (3:43)
23. Allamanna (2:39)


Track 1-12; from the album "Black And Dekker"
Track 13-23; from the album "Compass Point"





Read more about this great and sadly missed musician:

http://www.desmonddekker.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desmond_Dekker#Albums

http://www.answers.com/topic/desmond-dekker