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"Hotshot Ultramix" (02/12/2002) Reggae Shaggy, MCA Records (USA)Personnel includes: Shaggy, Ricardo "Rik Roc" Ducent, The Kraft, Robin, Brian & Tony Gold, Nucci Rey, Wiz Dinero, Pee Wee, Prince Mydas. Among the many peaks and valleys international reggae/pop superstar Shaggy experienced in the '90s was having to rebound from being dropped by Virgin Records following a run of worldwide smash singles. Following a widely successful comeback with MCA via 2000's HOTSHOT, the multi-talented Jamaican returned with the dancehall-oriented HOTSHOT ULTRAMIX. The 12 songs featured on this groove-driven outing cover Shaggy's most recent work, and are highlighted by a pair of remixes for his big hit "It Wasn't Me". The Cartel Mix is given a hip-hop spin by rhyme merchants Ricardo "Rik Rok" Ducent, Nucci Rey O, and Wiz Dinero while the Punch Mix cleaves more closely to the original. Throughout, Shaggy's various musical tastes are amply displayed. Muted trumpet and subtle jazz nuances give the Players Mix of "Chica Bonita" a smooth flow while a seamless sample of "Shake Your Body Down To The Ground" defines the infectious "Dance & Shout". Elsewhere, unobtrusive string arrangements enhance Shaggy's duet with Robin on the scintillating "Too Hot To Handle" before this set wraps up with a live version of "Angel", Shaggy's smash fusion of Chip Taylor's "Angel Of The Morning" and Steve Miller's "The Joker" featuring longtime running buddy Rayvon.

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"Hot And Fire" (07/25/2005) Reggae Open Season, Megalith RecordsPersonnel: Santosh Aerthott (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Res Staudenmann (guitar); Oliver Hurzeler (alto saxophone); Ariane Luthi (tenor saxophone); Florian Thalmann (trumpet, flugelhorn); Frank Gfeller (trombone); Lucy James (piano, Clavinet, organ, background vocals); Tobias Seeholzer (double bass, electric bass, background vocals); Christoph Walther (drums); Christoph Fluri (percussion); Marcel Kagl (electronics). Recording information: Hardstudios, Winterthur, Switzerland.

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"Riddim Driven: Hot Gyal" (05/23/2005) Reggae Various Artists, VP Records

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"Hot We Hot Dub" (06/07/2007) Reggae Roots Radics, ROIRHOT WE HOT DUB is the dub version of HOT WE HOT on the Ras label. Roots Radics: Eric Lamont, Dwight Pinkney (vocals, guitar, percussion); Earl Fitzsimmons (vocals, keyboards); Errol Carter (vocals, bass, percussion); Lincoln Scott (vocals, drums, percussion). Additional personnel: Israel Vibrations (whistling); Carl Ayton (drums, percussion). Recorded at Dynamic Studios, Kingston, Jamaica. Includes liner notes by Andell Forgie.

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"Something Special: Ska Hot Shots *" (07/18/2000) Reggae Alphonso, Roland, HeartbeatPersonnel: Rolando Alphonso (alto & tenor saxophones); Clement Dodd, Lee Perry, Noel G. "King Sporty" Williams (vocals, percussion); Rita Marley (vocals); "Jah Jerry Haynes, Dennis Sindrey, Ken Richards, Ernest Ranglin, Nearlin "Lyn" Taitt, Errol Walters, Dwight A. PinkneyWallin Cameron (guitar); Karl Bryan, "Deadly" Headley Bennett, Lester Sterling (alto saxophone). Producer: C.S. Dodd. Compilation producers: C.S. Dodd, Chris Wilson, Brian Keyo, Dro. Engineers: C.S. Dodd, Sylvan Morris, Grame Goodall. Recorded at Jamaica Recording And Publishing Studios, Federal Record Manufacturing Company, Kingston, Jamaica. Digitally remastered by Toby Mountain (Northeastern Digital Recording).

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"Hot Shot Ultramix" (02/04/2002) Reggae Shaggy, MCA Records (Germany)

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"Hot Bomb! A Classic Reggae Compendium 1971-74" (09/12/2000) Reggae Various Artists, Westside Records (UK)HOT BOMB! compiles rare 45's from the 70's using rhythms produced or attributed to the producer Bunny Lee. Includes liner notes by Dennis Lyons. Digitally remastered by Denis Blackham (Country Masters, Surrey, England).

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"Strictly For the Hot Gals [PA]" (2005) Reggae Soun-Tek Recording All-Stars, PGE/Platinum Groove Entertainment

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"Hot We Hot!" (06/17/2003) Reggae Roots Radics, RAS RecordsRoots Radics: Brother Dee, Bingy Bunny (guitar); Errol Fitzsimmons (keyboards); Flabba Holt (bass); Style Scott (drums).

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"Hotshot" (05/01/2001) Reggae Shaggy, MCA Records (Japan)This is an Enhanced audio CD, which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel: Shaggy, T-Lo, Samantha Cole, Pee Wee, Rayvon, Mister Mydas, Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent, The Kraft, Rude (vocals); Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Tony Kelly, Robert Livingston, Gordon Dukes, Robert Zapata (various instruments); P. Henry (guitar, keyboards); Gwen Lester (violin); Jerry Johnson, Kevin Bachelor (horns); Shaun "Sting Pizzonia (organ, bass, drums); Dave Kelly, Christopher Birch (keyboards, drums); C. Sanchez, N. Staff (keyboards); Michael Fletcher (bass); Jamaica Bennett, Rasan Scott-Muhammed, Marquis Scott-Muhammed, Eddie Smith III, Joseph Gaspard, Bryan, Tony Gold (background vocals). Producers: Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Christopher Birch, Robert Livingston, Shaun "Sting" Pizzonia. Engineers: Christopher Birch, Claude Reynolds, Steve Hodge. "It Wasn't Me" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals. Japanese 2001 edition includes two bonus tracks. GRAMMY winning reggae superstar Shaggy delivers another hit-stacked album with HOTSHOT. The album incorporates a mix of styles and songwriting textures, from the singer's customary super party vibe to the more mellow qualities of songs such as "Why Me Lord," "Keepin' it Real," and "Hope," the latter of which was featured in the Kevin Costner movie FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME. For those fans who need some Shaggy to get down with in the clubs, HOTSHOT has such potential dance floor smashes as "Dance & Shout," which lifts the chorus from the classic Jackson 5 hit "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)." Another highlight is "Angel," based on Chip Taylor's classic '60s song "Angel of the Morning," where Shaggy inventively incorporates a funky guitar sample from Steve Miller's "The Joker." HOTSHOT also includes an updated version of the Shaggy classic "Luv Me, Luv Me."

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"Hot Shot" (03/05/2001) Reggae Shaggy, Universal Records (Germany)This outing by dancehall superstar Shaggy includes "Lonely Lover," "Angel," and "Luv Me Luv Me." The enhanced Australian version presents one bonus track and two videos. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

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"Vol. 1-in the Producers Hot Seat-Xterminator" (03/08/2005) Reggae Various Artists, Charm School Records

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