Artist	Song
Horace Andy	I'll Be Gone
from Further East Compilation (2000)
Horace Andy	Haul & Pull Up
from Legends of Reggae (2004)
Horace Andy	Livin' It Up
from Livin' It Up + Dub: Limited Edition (2006)
Massive Attack	Girl I Love You
from Heligoland (2010)
Horace Andy	Invisible Sun
from Spirits In the Material World: A Reggae Tribute to the Police (2008)
Horace Andy	Dem a Fraud
from Life Is for Living (2005)
Horace Andy & Stepper	Mister Wicked Dub
from Mek It Dub Mixed By Godwin Logie (2005)
Horace Andy	Just Don't Want to Be Lonely
from Mr. Bassie (1998)
Horace Andy	Serious Thing / A Serious Version
from Good Vibes (1997)
Horace Andy	Love You to Want Me
from Wicked Dem a Burn (2006)
Horace Andy	Riding for a Fall
from The Best of Horace Andy, Ken Boothe & Dennis Brown (2008)
Horace Andy	Run Babylon
from Natty Dread a Weh She Want (2009)
Horace Andy	Love of a Woman
from Best of Horace Andy, Vol. 1 & 2 (1975)
Horace Andy	On Tour
from On Tour (2008)
Horace Andy	Cool It
from Serious Times (Bonus Track Edition) (2010)
Horace Andy	Don't Let Problems Get You Down / No Problem
from Good Vibes (1997)
Horace Andy	Must Haffi Get It
from King Jammy's - Selector's Choice, Vol. 3 (2007)
Horace Andy	Ital Vital / Ital Ites Dubwise
from Good Vibes (1997)
Horace Andy	Prophesy
from Horace Andy Meets Naggo Morris & Wayne Jarrett - Mini Showcase (2002)
Horace Andy	Roots and Branches
from Roots and Branches (2005)
Horace Andy	The Bingy Man
from From the Roots (2009)
Horace Andy	Good Night My Love
from Story (2011)
Horace Andy	Vanity Vanity
from Roots Reality, Vol. 2 (2006)
Bim Sherman, Horace Andy & U. Black	Tonight (Dub)
from In a Rub-A-Dub Style (2009)

Comment:

"Mister Wicked Dub" prowls through out of the speakers with the quiet menace of an alligator patrolling the mangroves, as Steel Pulse/Third World producer Godwin Logie steps behind the boards on [i]Mek It Dub[/i], the digital-only reconstruction of Andy's [i]Mek It Bun[/i] album. In "The Bingy Man," the singer teams with the Mad Professor in a swampy mix of gospel and reggae, praising the Rastafarian Lion of Judah with a lyric from Handel's [i]Messiah[/i] over a slinky Caribbean beat. And speaking of culture clash, who woulda thunk that a classic doo-wop song could translate so well into reggae? Obviously Andy did, because his cover of Jesse Belvin's "Good Night My Love" totally retools the sound, island style, while being faithful to the "last dance" spirit of the original.

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