Sting & Shaggy - 44-876 (Deluxe Edition) (201
44.1-24
Country: UK
Genre: Reggae, Pop, Rock
Format: FLAC (*tracks)
Quality: Lossless [44,1kHz/24 bit]
Time: 57:27
Full Size: 656.39 MB
Sting and Shaggy: not such a surprising tandem! In 1979 Police's leader released Reggatta de Blanc, a second album under the Jamaican influence that fed the reggae-punky wave at the time of the Clash, PIL, Ruts Madness, as well as Bob Marley himself. Gordon Summer, who has always been fascinated by Caribbean rhythms, never truly broke away from them. So when his manager Martin Kierszenbaum, who also works with Shaggy, let him listen to his next dancehall hit song, the bassist made the trip from his Malibu home to do a featuring. The understanding between the Jamaican artist and the ex-Police singer was stellar and the track became the single Don't Make Me Wait. And six months later, 44/876, the tandem album was complete. From Crooked Tree to Dreaming In The USA − which restored the US image −, the two companions gave us a most surprising album that blends reggae, dancehall and catchy pop, without falling into ridiculous clichés. "This is exactly the record the world needs right now", according to Orville Richard Burrell a.k.a. Shaggy. © Charlotte Saintoin/Qobuz
Cita:
01. 44/876 (feat. Morgan Heritage & Aidonia) (02:59)
02. Morning Is Coming (03:11)
03. Waiting For The Break Of Day (03:1
04. Gotta Get Back My Baby (02:56)
05. Don't Make Me Wait (03:35)
06. Just One Lifetime (03:30)
07. 22nd Street (04:00)
08. Dreaming In The U.S.A. (03:0
09. Crooked Tree (03:37)
10. To Love And Be Loved (03:29)
11. Sad Trombone (05:43)
12. Night Shift (03:26)
13. If You Can't Find Love (03:34)
14. Love Changes Everything (03:55)
15. 16 Fathoms (03:19)
16. Don't Make Me Wait (Dave Audé Rhythmic Radio Remix) (03:47)
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