True Love

Reggae | Apr 2004

Reviews

Fo
Reviewed 2004-04-29
TOOTS & THE MAYTALS – “True Love”
V2, 2004

Reggae god Toots Hibbert teams up with a bunch of BIG NAME ROCK STARS™ and other greats like Bunny Wailer and U-Roy to revisit all your favorite Toots & The Maytals hits from back in the day.

Crass commercialism? You bet! But that’s okay. The grooves are generally hot, some of the match-ups work out much better than you’d expect (who knew Bonnie Raitt could do reggae?), and this is a pretty good party record if you don’t mind all the slickness. Guest stars indicated below…

Fo’s picks: 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12

1. Willie Nelson: strong beat, cool duet
2. Bonnie Raitt: real nice bluesy blend
3. Eric Clapton: quick ska, goes nowhere
4. Ryan Adams: Toots solid, Ryan limp
5. Shaggy & Rahzel: peppy dancehall
6. Jeff Beck: good vox, groove, guitar
7. No Doubt: party ska, tight production
8. Trey Anastasio: cute calypso ditty
9. Bootsy Collins/Roots: old-school funky
10. Ken Boothe/Marcia Griffiths: a march
11. Terry Hall/Skatalites/U-Roy: happy!
12. Bunny Wailer: Rasta rock, good vox
13. Ben Harper: simple intro, rootsy
14. Keith Richards: relaxed, classic feel
15. Rachael Yamagata: moody swirl

[ Fo ] – 04/29/2004

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2004-05-03 — 2004-07-05 Reggae/World
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Track listing

1. Still Is Still Moving to Me
2. True Love Is Hard to Find
3. Pressure Drop
4. Time Tough
5. Bam Bam
6. 54-46 Was My Number
7. Monkey Man
8. Sweet and Dandy
9. Funky Kingston
10. Reggae Got Soul
11. Never Grow Old
12. Take a Trip
13. Love Gonna Walk Out on Me
14. Careless Ethiopians
15. Blame on Me