Dubbing with the Banton

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Dubbing with the Banton
Compilation album by Buju Banton
Released	August 15, 2000
Recorded	1994-1997
Genre	Reggae/Dub Reggae
Label	Germain/Penthouse Records
Producer	Donovan Germain
Buju Banton chronology
(2000) Dubbing with the Banton (2000) Unchained Spirit (2000)

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Dubbing with the Banton is an underground dub album by dancehall/reggae artist Buju Banton released in 2000 (see 2000 in music). The album is among the rarest Buju Banton albums ever as it was a limited release, primarily issued in Jamaica.

Track listing[]

1. "What Ya Gonna Do?" (Clement Dodd) - 3:52
2. "How Could You" (Dodd, Mark Myrie) - 4:05
3. "Chuck It So" (Handel Tucker, Andre Tyrell) - 4:21
4. "Untold Stories" (Glen Brownie, Handel Tucker) - 4:33
5. "Wanna Be Loved" (Brownie, Dave Kelly) - 3:58
6. "Hills and Valleys" (Donovan Germain, Myrie) - 4:30
7. "Give I Strength" (Donald Dennis, Sly Dunbar, Donovan Germain, Willie Lindo, Myrie) - 4:01
8. "Close One Yesterday" - 4:23
9. "Destiny" (Myrie) - 3:59
10. "Better Must Come" (Delroy Wilson) - 4:02
11. "No More Misty Days" (Dunbar, Steven Marsden) - 3:59
12. "Pull It Up" (Dodd) - 4:08

Personnel[]

• Dalton Brownie – guitar
• Michael Cooper – engineer, mixing
• Sly Dunbar – drums
• Dave Fluxy – drums
• Dean Fraser – saxophone
• Donovan Germain – producer
• Dave Kelly – mixing engineer
• Tony Kelly – mixing engineer
• Robert Lyn – keyboards
• Leroy Mafia – keyboards
• Mark Myrie – producer
• Steven Stanley – mixing
• A. Thomas – engineer
• Handel Tucker – keyboards
• Andre Tyrell – drums, engineer

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