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Extra Raw - The Best of Lady Saw

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Download links and information about Extra Raw - The Best of Lady Saw by Lady Saw. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Dancefloor, Reggae, Dancehall, Dance Pop genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 01:01:25 minutes.

Artist: Lady Saw
Release date: 2009
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Dancefloor, Reggae, Dancehall, Dance Pop
Tracks: 18
Duration: 01:01:25
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Find a Good Man 3:29
2. Hardcore 3:35
3. Good Wuk 3:20
4. Give Me the Reason 3:44
5. Want It Tonight (feat. Shabba Ranks) 3:37
6. Healing (feat. Beenie Man) 3:31
7. Sycamore Tree 3:31
8. Na Nurse 2:53
9. Hice It Up 3:16
10. No Matta Me 3:08
11. Don't Even Stress Dat 3:34
12. I've Got Your Man 2:59
13. Man Is the Least 3:50
14. Loser (feat. Ce'cile) 3:22
15. Chat to Mi Back 2:48
16. Me and My Crew (The Rae) 3:09
17. Silly Dreams 3:37
18. No Less Than a Woman (Infertility) 4:02

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An updated version of the 1998 compilation Raw, VP's 2009 release Extra Raw: The Best of Lady Saw one ups the previous set with 21st century material that's outstanding, but the compiling isn't perfect. Small complaints first, the set doesn't paint the full picture since some extremely X-rated material that appeared on the first set — "Stab Out the Meat," "Life Without Dick" — is gone, plus some cuts edit out the cussing even when the set claims to be "raw," and "extra" at that. On the great hussy anthem "I've Got Your Man" with Ce'Cile, you'll have to fill in the blanks, but "Come catch the first flight/My pum-pum tighter than tight" remains in her bedroom duet with Shabba Ranks, "Want It Tonight," so this is still "adults only." The set doesn't shy away from her more frantic, abrasive dancehall tracks — check "Chat to Mi Back" for some serious fire — and it doesn't forget about her underappreciated, musically adventurous side either, with the inclusion of the country-fied "Give Me the Reason," fiddles and all. The closing "No Less Than a Woman (Infertility)" is nothing short of revolutionary as Saw condemns the misogynist dancehall singers who have used the word "barren" as an insult, while telling her own story of miscarriages and adoption. The poetic, vulnerable, and in the end triumphant track shows how much the first Lady of slack has matured and grown since the first Raw, and even if Extra Raw isn't absolute, it's a highly recommended introduction.