Top 100 Reggae Tunes Of The Noughties
Charts | January 2010
- Longing For (2004)
JAH CURE - Welcome To Jamrock (2004)
DAMIAN MARLEY - Just One Of Those Days (2002)
SIZZLA - She’s Royal (2006)
TARRUS RILEY - No Letting Go (2001)
WAYNE WONDER - Like Glue (2002)
SEAN PAUL - Thank You Mama (2002)
SIZZLA - By His Deeds (2000)
VC - Gimme The Light (2001)
SEAN PAUL - August Town (2008)
DUANE STEPHENSON - On The Rock (2008)
MAVADO - Can’t Satisfy Her (2004)
I-WAYNE - Ghetto Story (2005)
BABYCHAM - Rockaway (2001)
BERES HAMMOND - Get Busy (2001)
SEAN PAUL
- Dutty Wine (2006)
TONY MATTERHORN - Dude (2004)
BEENIE MAN - Come Down Father (2001)
BERES HAMMOND - They Gonna Talk (2000)
BERES HAMMOND - It’s A Pity (2002)
TANYA STEPHENS - Mi Deh Yah (2001)
CAPLETON - Youth A So Cold (2005)
RICHIE SPICE - If Love So Nice (2000)
JUNIOR KELLY - Fallen Soldiers (2006)
DEMARCO - Lucky You (2006)
NANKO - Serious Times (2006)
GYPTIAN - Come Around (2007)
COLLIE BUDDZ - Ganja Farmer (2006)
MARLON ASHER - God Above Everything (2001)
ANTHONY B - Footprints (2004)
TOK - Beautiful Lady (2006)
GYPTIAN - Solid As A Rock (2002)
SIZZLA - Best Friend (2004)
MORGAN HERITAGE - Sufferer (2001)
BOUNTY KILLER - Badman Forward, Badman Pull Up (2006)
DING DONG - Driver A (2007)
BUJU BANTON - How Come (2005)
MORGAN HERITAGE - No Guns To Town (2004)
NATTY KING - There For You (2004)
BERES HAMMOND - Stay With You (2006)
TARRUS RILEY - Don’t Worry (2008)
MAVADO - In Heaven (2005)
DAVILLE - Church Heathen (2006)
SHAGGY - Weh Dem A Do (2006)
MAVADO - Love Is (2005)
JAH CURE - Love And Affection (2007)
PRESSURE - Shizzle My Nizzle (2004)
ELEPHANT MAN - Rise To The Occassion (2004)
SIZZLA - Nuttin Nuh Go So (2002)
NOTCH - Step Out (2005)
BUSY SIGNAL - Last Man Standing (2009)
VYBZ KARTEL - High Grade (2002)
TONY CURTIS - Pull Up (2003)
MR VEGAS - Pon The River (2003)
ELEPHANT MAN - Mama Africa (2006)
AKON - The Days (2007)
BUSY SIGNAL - Come Again (2006)
BEENIE MAN - Walk Away From Love (2004)
BITTY MCLEAN - You Don’t Know My Name (Columbus Rmx) (2004)
ALICIA KEYS - I’m Still In Love (2003)
SEAN PAUL feat SASHA - Toppa Tings (2006)|
CAPLETON - Heaven In Her Eyes (2009)
GAPPY RANKS - Vitamin S (2003)
BABYCHAM - Telephone Ting (2005)
KIPRICH - Give Me A Try (2003)
SIZZLA - Ain’t Gonna See Us Fall (2006)
SIZZLA - Idiot Ting Dat (2004)
ASSASSIN - Tek Weh Yaself (2007)
MR VEGAS - Not Going Down (2006)
BUSY SIGNAL - Bun Bad Mind (2004)
ELEPHANT MAN - What Will It Take (2005)
JAH CURE - Hideaway (2006)
TESSANNE CHIN - Beware (2006)
TARRUS RILEY - Righteous Youths (2004)
RICHIE SPICE - Jail (2007)
BUSY SIGNAL - Tuck In Yu Belly (2005)
LEFTSIDE & ESCO - Sticky (2007)
JAH CURE - Click Mi Finga (2007)
ERUP - Gash Dem (2007)
CHUCK FENDER - Row Like A Boat (2003)
BEENIE MAN - Willie Bounce (2005)
ELEPHANT MAN - Notorious (2005)
TURBULENCE - Signal The Plane (2003)
ELEPHANT MAN - No Games (2008)
SERANI - Marijuana (2004)
RICHIE SPICE - Everybody (2006)
ANTHONY HAMILTON - Real McKoy (2004)
MAVADO - Shoot Out (2008)
MYKAL ROSE - Unknown Number (2008)
BUSY SIGNAL - Sweet To The Belly (2003)
VYBZ KARTEL - Below The Waist (2007)
QUEEN IFRICA - Leave The Trees (2004)
CHEZIDEK - I Am Blessed (2009)
MR VEGAS - Way You’re Living (Blood Again) (2004)
RICHIE SPICE - Hail The King (2004)
FANTAN MOJAH - I Feel Good (2008)
BERES HAMMOND - Coming Over (2006)
CHUCK FENDER & CHERINE ANDERSON - African Queen (2006)
2FACE - Reflection (2006)
JAH CURE - Keep It To Yaself (2008)
QUEEN IFRICA
5 Responses to “Top 100 Reggae Tunes Of The Noughties”





yeah but can you send me a cd with all these tunes on?
love you x x
If you made a compilation with Jetstar or HMV etc I’d consider buying it..A Heavee list indeed
I am sitting here in MoBay, Jamaica looking at your top 100 list and while I could easily find tunes to replace some on your list, they would mostly be like for like (i.e. one Morgan Heritage tune for another). Good list and shows how strong reggae remained in the noughties whatever anyone says…bless up!
Yo Baggy, there were a few Morgan Heritage tunes that nearly made it in. “Nothing To Smile About”, “Jah Revive I&I” and “Love You Right” were all in the list at some point. “Down By The River” and “Don’t Haffi Dread” were released during the nineties, otherwise they would have been in. I’m open to suggestions though if you think I forgot something. Talking of Mobay, I thought about including the Cocoa Tea’s “Sweet Life” but it didn’t quite make it. As for the noughties being strong for reggae, I think they were, but the nineties were much stronger if you consider all the classic Buju, Garnett, Capleton, Sizzla, Beres, Anthony B…
Yes Al I would definitely put “Nothing To Smile About”in that listen because of the riddim they ride is one of the strongest riddims over the noughties. Etana’s “Warrior Love” would also be on there as the rise of female vocalists is a good thing.
I agree the 90s was stronger as a whole with more seminal records that blew you away like Buju etc
I am far from my records at the moment, so when I get back to Europe will check a few more suggestions. In time I will include this list in my next blog post etc.
Bless