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Reasoning With the Almighty

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Download links and information about Reasoning With the Almighty by Gregory Isaacs. This album was released in 2001 and it belongs to Reggae, World Music genres. It contains 20 tracks with total duration of 01:03:29 minutes.

Artist: Gregory Isaacs
Release date: 2001
Genre: Reggae, World Music
Tracks: 20
Duration: 01:03:29
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Slavemaster 2:29
2. Mr. Cop 3:53
3. Handcuff (Hey Mr. Babylon) (featuring The Heptones) 3:36
4. Dreadlocks Love Affair 3:31
5. Sacrifice 3:43
6. Something Nice 3:10
7. My Religion 3:03
8. Set the Captives Free 3:02
9. Jailer Jailer (Bring Me Water) 2:03
10. The Winner 3:51
11. Rasta Business 2:50
12. Extra Classic 3:11
13. Storm 4:03
14. Once Ago 2:26
15. Smile 3:24
16. Black Against Black 2:57
17. Warriors 2:39
18. Storybook Children 3:30
19. Promise 2:54
20. Reasoning With the Almighty 3:14

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This is a perfectly serviceable collection of classic tracks from Gregory Isaacs, a singer and songwriter who was, at one time, as popular in Jamaica as Bob Marley. The 20 songs on this compilation come from a number of excellent Isaacs albums, most notably Mr. Isaacs, eight of whose ten tracks appear here. The remaining 12 tracks come from his work with various producers and labels, and tend to focus more on his truth-and-rights material than on the lover's laments that have been his bread and butter for decades. Highlights include "Rasta Business," a defiant political anthem delivered in Isaacs' trademark cool croon; the romantic "Something Nice"; and "Mr. Cop," an unusual instance of Isaacs recording in Lee "Scratch" Perry's famous Black Ark studio (though apparently under the supervision of a different producer). All in all, this collection makes a fine introduction to Isaacs' work during what was probably his most productive and consistent period.