Artist	Song
TLC	Come Get Some (feat. Lil' Jon & Sean Paul) [Radio Mix]
from Now & Forever: The Hits (2005)
Sean Paul	Pepperpot
from Imperial Blaze (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Santana	Cry Baby Cry
from All That I Am (2005)
Sean Paul	Bend Up
from The Evolution: The Hip Hop Experience (2005)
Cherish Featuring Sean Paul Of The YoungBloodZ	Do It to It (Main Radio Version)
from Unappreciated (2006)
Sean Paul	Bounce It Right There
from Blackout (2004)
Sean Paul	Dream, Dream, Dream
from Dancehall Hits '99 (2008)
Sean Paul & Legitimate	Buff Bay
from Riddim Rider, Vol. 16: Rain Drops (2004)
Sean Paul	Punkie
from Dutty Rock (2003)
Sean Paul	Samfy I
from Riddim Driven: Glue (2002)
Sean Paul	Can You Do the Work (feat. Ce'Cile)
from Dutty Rock (2003)
Blu Cantrell	Breathe (Rap Version) [feat. Sean Paul]
from Bittersweet (2003)
Sean Paul	All Alone
from After Dark Riddim (2007)
Sean Paul & Mr. Vegas	Hot Gal Today
from The Biggest Ragga Dancehall Anthems '99 (1999)
Sean Paul	Brethren
from Dem a Chat, Vol. 1 (2007)

Comment:

Sean Paul spent a large portion of the '90s laying down roots in the Jamaican music industry, honing his songcraft and DJ skills, and learning the ropes from mentor Don Yute. Early homeland hits like "Dream, Dream, Dream" were crude but highly addictive, while tracks such as "Hot Gal Today" — ultimately the source of a marketing rift with collaborator Mr. Vegas — would be gathered up and reprocessed for his introduction to the world-at-large: [i]Stage One[/i]. And if nothing less than a superstar alliance is required to seal the deal, then look no further than "Cry Baby Cry," which allies Sean Paul with Carlos Santana and Joss Stone.

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