UK compilation for one of the greatest Jamaican dancehall artists features 14 tracks (re-recordings of many of his early classics) with contributions from Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, & Living Colour's Vernon Reid. Universal. 2004.

2012 collection from the Reggae greats. In the wake of Bob Marley's passing in 1981, harmony trio Black Uhuru became the undisputed leaders of Roots Reggae in Jamaica and beyond. Originally formed by Derrick `Duckie' Simpson in the early '70s, it was not until the group's collaborations with Riddim Twins, Sly & Robbie, that their music finally received international acclaim. Although their Island singles proved a little too strident for non-Jamaican chart action, the group's albums attracted widespread acclaim, with the Anthem collection winning a Grammy for the best Reggae album of 1985. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner brings together Black Uhuru's most important works for Island, along with their two UK chart hits, `What Is Life' and `The Great Train Robbery', culminating in the most essential single CD set of their work ever compiled.