Cornell Campbell I Man A The Stal-A-Watt

• Cornell Campbell – The Investigator
• Cornell Campbell – Jah Jah Me Horn Ya
• Cornell Campbell – The Gorgon
• Cornell Campbell – The Stal-A-Watt
• Cornell Campbell – Mash You Down
• Cornell Campbell – No Man's Land
• Cornell Campbell – Rasta Come From Jail
• Cornell Campbell – Two Face Rasta
• Cornell Campbell – Hypocrite
• Cornell Campbell – Boxing Around
• Cornell Campbell – Two Timer
• Cornell Campbell – Bandulu
• Cornell Campbell – Rope In

• 1. The Investigator
• 2. Jah Jah Me Horn Ya
• 3. The Gorgon
• 4. The Stal-A-Watt
• 5. Mash You Down
• 6. No Man's Land
• 7. Rasta Come From Jail
• 8. Two Face Rasta
• 9. Hypocrite
• 10. Boxing Around
• 11. Two Timer
• 12. Bandulu
• 13. Rope In

Cornell Campbell I Man A The Stal-A-Watt, highlighting the singer’s prominence in the golden era of reggae from the early 70s to early 80s. The title is a boast from the early soundclash era when many of Campbell’s tracks, here produced primarily by Bunny Lee, would play first on King Tubby’s Home Town Hi-Fi in Jamaica. The songs run the range from clash-ready standards like “Mash You Down” and “The Gorgon” to cultural commentaries like “Jah Jah Me Horn Yah” and “Bandulu” to a lover’s masterpiece, “The Investigator,” which leads off the set. Stretching into the early 80s, the collection includes two originals that would spawn countless reinterpretations, “Rope In” and “Boxing Around.”