Artist	Song
Bob Marley	Get Up Stand Up
from Legend (Remastered) [Bonus Tracks] (2002)
Jimmy Cliff	I Can See Clearly Now
from We All Are One: The Best of Jimmy Cliff (2002)
Shaggy & Rayvon	Angel
from Hot Shot (2000)
Third World	Now That We've Found Love
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Third World (2004)
Toots & The Maytals	Monkey Man
from Toots & The Maytals: Time Tough - The Anthology (1996)
UB40	(I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You
from UB40: Greatest Hits (2008)
Mad Cobra	Flex
from Dancehall 101, Vol. 3 (2002)
Bob Marley	Buffalo Soldier
from Legend (Remastered) [Bonus Tracks] (2002)
Black Uhuru	Sponji Reggae
from Red (2003)
Dennis Brown	Westbound Train
from Love & Hate: The Best of Dennis Brown (1996)
Marcia Griffiths	Fire Burning
from Strictly the Best, Vol. 6 (1992)
Peter Tosh	Steppin' Razor
from Super Hits (2001)
Judy Mowatt & The Gaytones	I Shall Sing
from Tighten Up, Vol. 4 (2010)
Shabba Ranks featuring Maxi Priest	House Call (Your Body Can't LieTo Me) [Featuring Maxi Priest]
from Shabba Ranks: Greatest Hits (2001)
Dandy Livingstone	Rudy, a Message to You
from Suzanne Beware of the Devil (The Best of Dandy Livingstone) (2010)
Gregory Isaacs	Slavemaster
from Mr. Isaacs (2005)
Sean Paul	Get Busy
from Dutty Rock (2003)
Barrington Levy	Here I Come
from Dancehall 101, Vol. 4 (2002)
Diana King	Shy Guy
from Tougher Than Love (1995)
Bob Marley	Jamming
from Legend (Remastered) [Bonus Tracks] (2002)
Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers	Conscious Party
from Conscious Party (1992)
Shaggy	Oh Carolina
from The Best of Shaggy (2008)
Dillinger	Cokane in My Brain
from Reggae Roots - 1972-1995, Vol.5 (1999)
Wailing Souls	Bredda Gravalicious
from The Very Best Of The Wailing Souls (1987)

Comment:

Do as reggae lion Bob Marley instructs: "Get Up, Stand Up," because it's time for [i]Reggae 201[/i], your follow-up course of ska, dread, rocksteady, and roots tunes from sweet, sun-splashed Jamaica. We've got everything to complete your reggae education, from Toots & The Maytals' ruff-and-ready "Monkey Man" to Jimmy Cliff's sun-soaked cover of the Johnny Nash reggae-pop charter "I Can See Clearly Now," from Black Uhuru's beloved roots milestone "Sponji Reggae" to UB40's Jamaicafication of the Elvis oldie "Can't Help Falling in Love."

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