Tag “reggae”

Recordings tagged as “reggae”

3,815 recordings found

• 1 - 15 Petals by Elvis Costello
• 1 - 19/2000 (Jungle Fresh) by Spacemonkeyz vs. Gorillaz (virtual band)
• 1 - 40 oz. to Freedom (explicit) by Sublime (ska punk)
• 1 - 40 oz. to Freedom (live, 1995-02-17: Las Palmas Theatre, Hollywood, CA, USA) by Sublime (ska punk)
• 1 - 45 by Elvis Costello
• 1 - 45 Charles Street by Roots Architects, Roots Radics, Dean Fraser (Dean Ivanhoe Fraser - Jamaican saxophonist) & Dwight Pickney
• 1 - 45 Charles Street Dub by Roots Architects
• 1 - 54 46 That's My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54 46 Was My Number by Toots and The Maytals
• 1 - 54 56 That’s My Number by The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 (That’s My Number) by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 That's My Number by The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 Was My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 Was My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 Was My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54-46 Was My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 54‐46 Was My Number by Toots & The Maytals
• 1 - 66 Meters (Lower the Tone edit) by Indian Ropeman feat. Shahin Badar
• 1 - 138 Trek (part of Beatdown DJ-mix) by DJ Zinc (UK drum & bass producer)
• 1 - 400 Years (live, 1979-08-22: Calderone Theatre, Hempstead, NY, USA) by Peter Tosh
• 1 - 555 by Mattafix
• 1 - 1000 Light Years by Roots Architects
• 1 - 1000 Light Years Dub by Roots Architects
• 1 - 5446 (live, 1995-08-18: Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ, USA) by Sublime (ska punk)
• 1 - 5446 That’s My Number/Ball and Chain by Sublime (ska punk)
• 1 - A Change Is Gonna Come (live From BBC Radio 1) by Fugees
• 1 - A Dream Is a Wish by Suburban Legends
• 1 - A Ghetto Love Story by The Orb
• 1 - A Groovy Kind of Love by The Mindbenders
• 1 - A Place in the Sun by David Isaacs
• 1 - A-N-N-A by FK Allstars
• 1 - About a Girl by Little Roy (Jamaican reggae singer, aka Roy Rogers)
• 1 - Above the Clouds (explicit) by Gang Starr (US hip hop duo, Guru & DJ Premier) featuring Inspectah Deck (east coast hip hop)
• 1 - Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack
• 1 - Across the Universe (live, 1993: Tokyo, Japan) by 10cc
• 1 - Addicted to Love '97 by Robert Palmer (English singer‐songwriter)
• 1 - African Herbsman by Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers (Jamaican reggae family group)
• 1 - African Reggae (part of “DJ-Kicks: Chicken Lips” DJ-mix) by Nina Hagen
• 1 - African Revolution by Lee “Scratch” Perry (aka The Upsetter)
• 1 - Ain’t Love the Strangest Thing by The Black Sorrows
• 1 - Ain’t No Mountain High Enough by The Temptations (Motown soul vocal group)
• 1 - Ain’t No Sunshine (part of “The Trip: Created by Tom Middleton” DJ-mix) by Horace Andy (Jamaican roots reggae songwriter & singer)
• 1 - Ain’t No Sunshine by The Slackers (New York ska band)
• 1 - Ain’t No Sunshine (dub mix) by The Slackers (New York ska band)
• 1 - Ain’t Nobody by Diana King (Jamaican-American singer-songwriter)
• 1 - Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Love by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
• 1 - Ain’t Talking ’bout Dub by Apollo Four Forty (electronic rock band)
• 1 - Airbag by Easy Star All-Stars feat. Horace Andy (Jamaican roots reggae songwriter & singer)
• 1 - Airhead by Millencolin
• 1 - Alfie (Jamaican mix) by John Holt
• 1 - Alibi by Elvis Costello
• 1 - Alkeda by Dean Fraser (Dean Ivanhoe Fraser - Jamaican saxophonist)
• 1 - All Apologies by FK Allstars
• 1 - All I Have to Do Is Dream by Johnny Nash (US reggae/pop singer-songwriter)
• 1 - All in One Medley (alternate) (Bend Down Low / Nice Time) by Bob Marley & The Wailers feat. Lee Perry (aka The Upsetter)
• 1 - All in One Medley, Part 2 (Love and Affection / Put It On) by Bob Marley & The Wailers feat. Lee Perry (aka The Upsetter)
• 1 - All Mixed Up (explicit) by 311
• 1 - All Nations Bow by Big Youth
• 1 - All Night Loud by The Cat Empire
• 1 - All Out of Love by Andru Donalds
• 1 - All That Talking by The Cat Empire
• 1 - Alsema Dub by Bill Laswell (US bass guitarist and record producer) & Jah Wobble
• 1 - Alternative Ulster by Stiff Little Fingers
• 1 - Always by Jerry Jackson (soul singer active in the 1960s)
• 1 - Always and Forever (re-recording) by Heatwave (70s/80s R&B/funk band)
• 1 - Always Be My Baby (Mr. Dupri mix) by Mariah Carey feat. Da Brat & Xscape
• 1 - Am I Wrong by The Cat Empire
• 1 - Amarga vida by Don Omar (William Omar Landrón Rivera)
• 1 - Ambaciata by FK Allstars
• 1 - Amen by Ziggy Marley
• 1 - American Pie (live) by Catch 22 (US Ska/punk band)
• 1 - An Airbag Saved My Dub by Easy Star All-Stars
• 1 - Anarchy in the U.K. by Dubmatix feat. Prince Blanco
• 1 - And I Love Her by The Mohawks
• 1 - And I Love Her (alternate take) by The Wailers (’60s – ’70s Jamaican reggae band of Wailer, Marley & Tosh)
• 1 - Angel (Mad Professor remix) by Massive Attack
• 1 - Angel Eyes by Raghav feat. Frankey Maxx & Jucxi
• 1 - Angelito by Don Omar (William Omar Landrón Rivera)
• 1 - Another Brick in the Wall by STU (Reggae)
• 1 - Ante tus ojos by Federico Aubele
• 1 - Antichrist by Less Than Jake
• 1 - Anything Can Happen by Wyclef Jean (Haitian rapper, musician and actor) featuring Refugee Allstars
• 1 - Anything for You (remix version) by Snow (Canadian reggae artist Darrin O’Brien; single: “Informer”)
• 1 - Apache by Incredible Bongo Band
• 1 - Apache by The Ska-Dows
• 1 - Armagideon Time by Willi Williams (Jamaican reggae artist)
• 1 - Armagideon Time (part of a "DJ-Kicks: Daddy G" DJ mix) by Willi Williams (Jamaican reggae artist)
• 1 - Armagideon Time by Dub Spencer & Trance Hill (Swiss dub)
• 1 - Armagideon Time (Version) by Willi Williams (Jamaican reggae artist)
• 1 - Arsehole by Snuff (UK punk band)
• 1 - Assassinator by Meat Beat Manifesto
• 1 - At the Feast by The Congos (Jamaican reggae vocal group)
• 1 - Attitude by The Slackers (New York ska band)
• 1 - Aux armes et cætera (album) by Serge Gainsbourg
• 1 - Aux armes et cætera (2006 remix, live, 1979-12-28: Théatre Le Palace, Paris) by Serge Gainsbourg
• 1 - Aux armes et cætera (2006 remix, live, 1979-12-28: Théatre Le Palace, Paris) by Serge Gainsbourg
• 1 - Ba Ba Boom by The Jamaicans
• 1 - Baba Boom Time by The Jamaicans
• 1 - Baby Come Back by Pato Banton feat. Robin & Ali Campbell (UB40’s former vocalist)
• 1 - Baby Come Back by The Equators (reggae/ska band from Birmingham)