Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Johnny Reggae - Big Youth
2. Stop Your Gun Shooting - Errol Dunkley
3. Stop Your Gun Shooting - Musical Intimidator
4. Love Is A Treasure - Lizzy
5. Money Day - The Pioneers
6. Fever - Susan Cadogan
7. The Feeling Is Right (aka Your Love's Gotta Hold On Me) - Dennis Brown
8. The Ska Rhythm - C Hyman
9. Moon Hop - Derrick Morgan
10. Blood & Fire - Niney
11. Copasetic - The Rulers
12. The Bitterness Of Life - Bruce Ruffin
13. On The Track - Winston Scotland
14. Leaving - Gregory Isaacs, The Revolutionaries
15. Ride Your Donkey - A.G. Murphy, The Tennors
16. Copy Me Donkey - A.G. Murphy, The Tennors
17. Sister Big Stuff - John Holt
18. Public Enemy Number One - Max Romeo
19. Baffling Smoke Signal - Lee Perry
20. On Broadway - Dave Barker
21. Invasion - Jackie Edwards
22. Invasion - Jackie Edwards, The Aggrovators

Disc 2:

1. Rawhide - The Survivors
2. Freedom Time (aka Freedom Day) - Ken Boothe
3. Freedom Time - Charmers Big Band
4. Love I Bring - U-Roy, Slim Smith
5. Book Of Rules - The Heptones
6. Ten Dread Commandments - Mr. Bojangles
7. It Was Written Down - Toots & The Maytals
8. Brothers Of The Blade - Prince Jammy, The Revolutionaries
9. Cool Operator - Delroy Wilson
10. Wreck A Buddy - Joe Gibbs, The Soul Sisters
11. Ba Ba Ri Ba - Dennis Alcapone, Lizzy
12. Vampire - Black Art
13. Revolution - Tapper Zukie
14. Revolution - Musical Intimidator
15. Vibrate Onn - Augustus Pablo
16. The Whip - The Ethiopians
17. Machockies (aka The Spoke) - The Destroyers
18. Parade - Niney, King Tubby's
19. In Fine Style - Dennis Alcapone
20. Cool Collie - Hopeton Lewis
21. Seventy Two Nations - Dadawah

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #26239 in Music
• Released on: 2008-02-26
• Number of discs: 2
• Dimensions: .25 pounds
• Running time: 144 minutes

Customer Reviews

Punks' Reggae man
DJ Scratchy was a regular figure at Punk gigs in the late 70's. He was the DJ who introduced Reggae, Ska and Dub to the bondage trousered crowds at Clash gigs, tirelessly promoting the Jamaican sound. Here with this double CD he relaunched his career, and what a wonderful collection it is, with a mixture of old favourites and obscure gems. If you listen carefully, you can still feel the Punk vibe here and relive the whiff of stale beer and marijuana in the air of those grungy London clubs.

Memories!!
Basically, this is a fantastic album if you ever went to see The Clash and heard the DJ playing amazing reggae and feeling the bass thump into your chest as you walked in.

Brilliant stuff, superb selections - a real treat!!

Great value time trip back to those years
This CD went into the Mac laptop and the sounds burst into 2009 to take me back over 30 years. Great selection and worth buying for "On the Track" alone - play loud and lose yourself. Captures those years perfectly for anyone who was there and will introduce some new ears to a rich source of Jamaican music.