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| The dancehall star makes his voice known on Deportees, Make My Day, Wicked Act, Red Rose, Commitment, No Respect, A Little More Time, bonus tracks, more. |
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| 1 Searching |
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| 2 Red Rose |
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| 3 Commitment |
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| 4 Deportees (Things Change) |
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| 5 No Respect |
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| 6 If Loving Was a Crime |
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| 7 Good Body |
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| 8 Wicked Act |
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| 9 Tribal War |
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| 10 A Little More Time |
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| 11 Him Take Off |
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| 12 Willy (Don't Be Silly) |
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| 13 Gone a Lead |
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| 14 Make My Day |
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| 15 Operation Ardent |
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| 16 Vigilante |
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| 17 Deportees (Things Change) [Tan So Back Haul Up Mix] |
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Album Review
The gruff-voiced DJ Buju Banton's major-label debut was well received but did not really establish him as a unique talent; clearly capable of riding a rhythm and interacting well with singers on the handful of combination tracks sprinkled throughout the program, Banton was nevertheless a less-than-original voice and didn't immediately stand head and shoulders above the other rockstone-style DJs who were proliferating in the wake of Shabba Ranks' international success. But pure originality is not needed to make a very fine reggae album, and a very fine reggae album this is. Paired with Wayne Wonder, Banton acquits himself nicely on the slightly overly slick but still enjoyable "Searching," and he shines even brighter with Brian & Tony Gold on "If Loving Was A Crime." "Make My Day" comes just a bit too close to smooth and smarmy R&B, but "Him Take Off" is a muscularly minimal masterpiece. This remastered reissue features two bonus tracks, both originally issued on a promo-only single. Recommended. ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide
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Other albums by: Buju Banton |
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