Jimmy_Cliff-The_Universal_Masters_Collection-2001-RAC

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RAC

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111,53 MB

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16

Date

2008-10-03

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Artist.......: Jimmy Cliff
Album........: The Universal Masters Collection
Label........: Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Genre........: Reggae
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: nov-06-2006
str.date.....: apr-18-2001
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Full Stereo
Url..........: http://www.answers.com/topic/universal-masters-collection-reggae-album

track  title                                          time

 01.   Wonderful World Beautiful People              03:16
 02.   You Can Get It If You Really Want It          02:41
 03.   Many Rivers To Cross                          03:02
 04.   Hard Road To Travel                           02:38
 05.   Wild World                                    03:53
 06.   Vietnam                                       04:52
 07.   Time Will Tell                                03:13
 08.   Sooner Or Later                               05:17
 09.   Struggling Man                                03:30
 10.   Let Your Yeah Be Yeah                         03:06
 11.   Cant Live Without You                         04:05
 12.   Better Days Are Coming                        03:16
 13.   Come Into My Life                             02:55
 14.   Hello Sunshine                                02:51
 15.   Going Back West                               04:48
 16.   Seize The Time                                05:02

                                            Runtime  58:25 min
                                            Size     111,5 MB


Release Notes:

A fine songwriter and gifted singer with charisma
to burn, Jimmy Cliff is one of the most talented
musicians to come out of Jamaica. His best work was
done with legendary producer Leslie Kong, and
several of those songs are available here,
including "Wonderful World Beautiful People," "You
Can Get It if You Really Want It," "Many Rivers to
Cross," and "Vietnam," all of which are
indispensable classics. Following Kong's death in
1971, Cliff seemed to lose his focus and drifted in
and out of different styles, never quite finding
his earlier touch. While he is too good a performer
to ever be less than professional, the second half
of this disc doesn't quite match up to the material
done with Leslie Kong. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music
Guide

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