One of the most sought-after LPs in reggae and dancehall, this 1982 classic has grown in stature over the years because of the inclusion of the anthem "Bam Bam," Sister Nancy's update of Toots & The Maytals 1966 festival entry of the same name. She brings the track into the dancehall era with Techniques evergreen riddim "Stalag 17," itself a throwback to 1973.
Beyond this hit song, the album is the essence of dancehall riddim culture, all of its ten tracks referencing well-worn songs from the rock-steady and early reggae era. Sister Nancy's innocent and earnest delivery illustrates the free-flowing style of the time, endlessly enduring and charming more than four decades later.
This long out-of-print album has been meticulously remastered and includes the now iconic original cover art, itself a perfect snapshot of early 80s "fashion and stylee." LP package includes a special designed sticker sheet.
Track Listing
Side A
1. One, Two
2. I Am A Geddion
3. Ain't No Stopping Nancy
4. Gwan A School
5. Coward Of The Country
Side B
1. Bam Bam
2. Transport Connection
3. Pigeon Rock
4. Roof Over Me Head
5. Only Woman DJ With Degree
