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Performer: Various
Title: Strictly The Best 34
Country: US
Catalog Number: VPCD 1740
Label: VP Records
Released: 2005
Style: Dancehall, Lovers Rock
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 501
| 1 | –Jah Mason | Princess Gone |
| 2 | –Freddie McGregor | Lock It Down |
| 3 | –Anthony Cruz | Inna Dance |
| 4 | –I Wayne | Don't Worry |
| 5 | –Jah Cure | True Reflection |
| 6 | –Sasha , Turbulence | We Have Got Love |
| 7 | –Terry Linen | Couldn't Be The Girl For Me |
| 8 | –Morgan Heritage | Come Home |
| 9 | –Mr. Vegas | I Don't Know Why I Love You |
| 10 | –Roger Robin | Take It Slow |
| 11 | –Gyptian | Serious Times |
| 12 | –Jr. Kelly | Receive |
| 13 | –Norris Man | Home And Away |
| 14 | –Marcia Griffiths & Beres Hammond | Focusing Time (Duet) |
| 15 | –Richie Spice | Righteous YouthsProducer – Marlon Stewart-Gaynor, Wayne ArmondWritten-By – M. Stewart-Gaynor, W. Armond, W. Clarke |
| 16 | –Turbulence | Name And Number |
Strictly The Best Vol 34. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Album 2005 16 Songs. Various Artists. Tough Life. Junior Kelly. Strictly the Best, Vol. Reggae Gold 2006. Live In Love. Millions of songs. Zero ads. Listen free to Various Artists Strictly The Best Vol 34 True Reflection, Serious Times and more. 16 tracks 61:54. Released: Nov ARTISTS. play queue Buy. Link: 16 TRACKS TOTAL. 1 play queue. True ReflectionsOriginal Mix Jah Cure. I Don't Know Why I Love You, 03:34. Take It Slow, 02:47. Focusing Time feat. Beres Hammond, 03:47. Lock It Down, 03:48. Come Home, 02:57. Name and Number, 03:49. Strictly The Best 34 CD, Comp. VP Records. VPCD 1740. Manage Consent Preferences. Strictly Necessary Cookies. Always Active. These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. Strictly The Best Vol. Strictly the Best 34 boasts some of the bigger more pure reggae sounding hits of 2005, from some of the artists that you're unlikely to be familiar with unless you really know the music. There is no Sizzla, no Capleton and not even surprisingly Luciano. The first and the album's finest and the finest on any other album it may appear on in the next 1,000 years or so is Jah Cure's shocking True Reflection. The song is one of the best songs you'll ever hear in any genre, and his already devastating voice is on an even greater stage than it has ever been, which is saying alot for the veteran of Harmony House and Xterminator. True Reflection is so good its disturbing