Various - The Trojan Story Volume Two FLAC album

Tracklist

1	–Ken Boothe	Nature Planned It
2	–The Eternals	Push Me In The Corner
3	–Trevor Lambert	Bald Headed Teacher
4	–The Heptones	Our Day Will Come
5	–Alton Ellis	Big Bad Boy
6	–Winston Scotland	My Little Filly
7	–Alton Ellis	Truly
8	–Delroy Wilson	Footsteps Of Another Man
9	–Bim Sherman	Lightning And Thunder
10	–The Ethiopians	The Selah
11	–Dennis Alcapone	DJ's Choice
12	–Linval Thompson	Rock Me In Dub
13	–Delroy Wilson	Better Must Come
14	–Horace Andy	Lonely Woman
15	–Johnny "Dizzy" Moore & The Soul Syndicate	Riot
16	–Michael Rose	Born Free
17	–The Viceroys	My Mission Is Impossible
18	–Linval Thompson	I Love Marijuana
19	–Augustus Pablo & Fay	Bedroom Mazurka
20	–Prince Jammy	Throne Of Blood
21	–Sugar Minott	Strange Things
22	–Ashanti Waugh	Babylon Wrong
23	–Ranking Joe	Choice Of Colour
24	–I-Roy	High Jacking
25	–U-Roy	Earthquake
26	–The Upsetters	Jungle Lion
27	–John Holt	Ghetto Girl
28	–Jah Berry	Daughter A Whole Lotta Sugar Down Deh!
29	–Big Youth	Hit The Road Jack
30	–Barrington Levy	Rob And Gone
31	–Freddie McKay	Our Rendezvous
32	–Mikey Dread	Barber Saloon
33	–Linval Thompson	Don't You Cut Off Your Dreadlocks
34	–Gregory Isaacs	Ba Da
35	–Dennis Brown	What About The Half
36	–The Heptones	Cool Rasta
37	–Little Roy	Hard Fighter
38	–Niney The Observer	Blood & Fire
39	–Barry Brown	Mr. Cid
40	–Ras Michael	Unity
41	–Lizzard	Milk & Honey
42	–Johnnie Clarke	Cold I Up
43	–Ken Boothe	You're No Good
44	–I-Roy	Musical Pleasure
45	–Prince Far I	Everytime I Hear The Word
46	–Scotty	Skank In Bed
47	–El Paso	Mosquito 1
48	–Shortie The President	President Mash Up The Resident

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CDTAL200	Various	The Trojan Story Volume Two ‎(2xCD, Comp, RE)	Trojan Records	CDTAL200	UK	1988
CDTAL200	Various	The Trojan Story Volume Two ‎(2xCD, Comp)	Trojan Records	CDTAL200	UK	1988

Notes

"As with its predecessor, Volume 2 of the Trojan Story is not an attempt to compile a set of Trojan's greatest hits - rather it's an anthology of some of the best of thousands of classic tracks lying around, half-forgotten in the Trojan tape vaults. The period covered is 1971-1981, a decade which has seen the emergence of the reggae superstars - Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Dennis Brown, etc. - and an encouraging acceptance of Jamaican music as a whole rather than it being the property of a small cult audience. The tracks which make up this three-album set include some of the most sought-after early performances by now-famous artists, a number of rare classics by one-hit wonders, and a good proportion of hits from those singers, who although great favourites in the roots reggae market, have never been able to break into the pop market. Above all, the set showcases the talents of Jamaica's finest singers, songwriters and musicians and their contribution to their music"

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