Performer: Various
Genre: Reggae
Album: D.J. Masterpieces U-Roy And Friends
Released: 1983
Style: Dancehall
MP3 version ZIP size: 1557 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1798 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1950 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 141
Other Formats: APE AUD AAC MIDI MP2 AIFF DTS

Tracklist

A1	–U-Roy	Jump For Joy
A2	–U-Roy	Shaky Shaky Festival
A3	–Sir Lee	Whip Them
A4	–U-Roy	Can't Be Moved
A5	–U-Roy	Stop The War
B1	–I-Roy	Whole Lot A Talk
B2	–U-Roy	Gorgon Wise
B3	–U-Roy	Wake The Nation
B4	–Sir Lee	Mr Spence
B5	–Ily P*	Everlasting Praise

Credits

• Remix – Webster Shrowder
• Sleeve, Design – Slane

Notes

Sleeve Design by Slane

I-Roy and U-Roy, two of the most original DJ's to emerge from the stable of the legendary King Tubby, I-Roy and U-Roy laid the foundations for DJ music as it is today. Born Edward Beckford in 1936, U-Roy was heavily influenced during his youth by Count Machuke, one of Jamaica's earliest DJs. He began playing with Dickie's Dynamic, but it wasn't until he began recording with King Tubby that he really began to carve a name for himself.
"Wear You To The Ball", "Wake The Town" and "Rule The Nation" held the top three places on both Jamaican reggae stations for several weeks.
I-Roy's success was to come a few years later. Although he began DJ-ing with the "Sounds Junior" system, and released "Musical Pleasure" in 1970, followed by "The Drifter" and "Let me Tell You Baby", his biggest hit came in '75 with Trojan's release of the album "Presenting I-Roy" - Angela Ackah.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KS 1866	Various	D.J. Masterpieces U-Roy And Friends ‎(Cass, Unofficial)	Sound	KS 1866	1985