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I'm looking for the song "Run to the shelter of your love", appearing in the aforementioned films. It seems that when the two leading players in the waterfall scene.What album is about? Its not on the cocktail soundtrack album.

It is a compilation album called Anthology. The track is titled Shelter of Your Love. This album seems to be a double and was released in 2003. If you go to rollingstone.com, you can For a list of all his publications, and it is possible to play it, if you sign up.

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Harder They Come – O.S.T. $6.39 12 TRACKS: 1) Jimmy Cliff – You Can Get It If You Really Want 2) Scotty – Draw Your Brakes 3) Melodians – Rivers Of Babylon 4) Jimmy Cliff – Many Rivers To Cross 5) Maytals – Sweet And Dandy 6) Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come 7) The Slickers – Johnny Too Bad Desmond Dekker – Shanty Town 9) Maytals – Pressure Drop 10) Jimmy Cliff – Sitting In Limbo 11) Jimmy Cliff – You Can Get It …

Ultimate Collection $9.17 19 TRACKS: 1) Wonderful World, Beautiful People 2) Come Into My Life 3) Vietnam 4) Wild World 5) Hard Road To Travel 6) You Can Get It If You Really Want 7) Bongo Man The Harder They Come 9) Many Rivers To Cross 10) Sitting In Limbo 11) Struggling Man 12) If I Follow My Mind 13) The News 14) Sooner Or Later 15) Give The People What They Want 16) Shelter Of Your Love 17) Majorit…

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JIMMY CLIFF $17.96 Along with Bob Marley and Toots & the Maytals, Jimmy Cliff was one of the original driving forces behind the emergence of reggae music. World Music Portraits: Jimmy Cliff — Moving On takes a look at the life and career of Cliff and features performances of such songs as The Harder They Come, Crime, Many Rivers to Cross, Bob You Did Your Job, and You Can Get It If You Really Want. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide including Many Rivers to Cross, You Can Get it if You Really Want, and a 1973 performance of the title song from the classic cult film The Harder They Come.

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Jimmy Cliff – Singles * $22.76 Liner Note Authors: Skip Voogd; Jimmy Cliff.A master of catchy pop-reggae, Jimmy Cliff`s best work was done at the close of the 1960s with legendary Jamaican producer Leslie Kong. Following Kong`s death in 1971, Cliff seemed to falter, and while he never stopped making albums, the quality of his releases began to be a little hit-or-miss. This collection of singles released on the international market actually bypasses that problem by sticking to the bona fide hits, and it forms a nice overview of Cliff`s career, from the classic Kong material ("Vietnam," "Many Rivers to Cross," "Wonderful World, Beautiful People," "The Harder They Come") to later gems, like Cliff`s version of Johnny Nash`s "I Can See Clearly Now." ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Best of Jimmy Cliff [EMI] $14.24 A gifted songwriter and charismatic performer, {$Jimmy Cliff} was one of Jamaica’s first international stars. His strongest material comes from his early years with legendary producer {$Leslie Kong}, a pairing that ended only with {$Kong}’s death in 1971.

Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come $19.98 The 2003 Deluxe Edition of THE HARDER THEY COME includes a bonus CD of early reggae tracks recorded between 1968 & 1972, rare photos and original artwork.Producers: Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Harriot, Leslie Kong, Byron Lee.Originally released on Mango SMSAS (7400). Includes liner notes by David Katz.Producers: Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Harriot, Leslie Kong, Byron Lee, Guilly Bright.The soundtrack to the groundbreaking film about Jamaican subcultures, this superb selection is also a synthesis of late 60s and early 70s reggae. Recordings by Jimmy Cliff, the movie`s star, form the album`s core and his contributions, notably `Many Rivers To Cross`, show his understated power to great effect. An important figure in the development of reggae, Cliff at last secured deserved acclaim with this collection. His work is ably supported by `Pressure Drop`, one of the finest songs the Maytals ever recorded, while the Melodians and Slickers prove equally strong. The latter`s `Johnny Too Bad` perfectly encapsulates the film`s plot, one that helped launch reggae into the international arena. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Jimmy Cliff – Ultimate Collection $13.28 Producers include: Jimmy Cliff, Cat Stevens, Leslie Kong, Guily Bright, Paul Henton.Compilation producer: Dana G. Smart.Recorded between 1969 & 1999. Includes liner notes by Mike Ragogna & Dana Smart.Digitally remastered by Erick Labson (1999, MCA Music Media Studios, North Hollywood, California).Audio Remixer: Jimmy Bralower.Liner Note Authors: Dana Smart; Mike Ragogna.Not a career-spanning overview, as opening number "Wonderful World, Beautiful People" dates from 1969, seven years into Jimmy Cliff`s career, but this is an excellent trawl through his past nonetheless. Ultimate Collection should really have kicked off with "Waterfall," his first international hit (number one in Brazil), but "World" brought him success in the both in the U.K. and U.S., and apparently that`s all that counts. Nevertheless, the set follows the reggae star down the years, through hit singles and across crucial album tracks, and bringing it all bang up to date with "Rise Up," a number from Cliff`s 1999 Humanitarian album. However, there`s one yawning gap — 1982 to 1988, when Cliff was signed to the Columbia label. Half this collection is given over to the early reggae years, as Cliff`s mentor and producer Leslie Kong and his British label Island groomed him for international success, although there was always a tension between the singer/songwriter Island head Chris Blackwell wanted to transform Cliff into and the reggae hero Kong was busily creating. In the end, Cliff was left behind by both; Blackwell transferred his enthusiastic attentions to Bob Marley, while Kong died unexpectedly in 1972. "Sitting in Limbo" was Cliff`s haunting lament to the aftermath. "Struggling Man," "If I Follow My Mind," and "Sooner or Later," the first two title tracks to his 1974 and 1975 albums, respectively, all reflect Cliff`s attempts to find his feet on his own. "Give the People What They Want," the title track to his 1981 album, and two other cuts from that set show he finally had, and was now poised for even greater success. Skipping the rest of the decade, the collection picks back up with Cliff`s 1993 hit cover of Johnny Nash`s "I Can See Clearly Now," and closes with one of the better tracks from the rather weak Humanitarian album. You couldn`t do much better than this on a single disc; however, the lack of material from his Columbia albums gives a skewed view of his career. Thus, fans will still need to add one of the Sony compilations to better complete the picture. ~ Jo-Ann Greene Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Jimmy Cliff – Anthology [Digipak] $28.48 Personnel: Jimmy Cliff (vocals); Earl "Chinna" Smith, Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan (guitar); Ansell Collins, Phil Ramacon (keyboards); Bertram "Ranchie" McLean (bass); Mickey "Boo" Richards (drums); Uziah "Stickey" Thompson (percussion).Producers include: Jimmy Cliff, Guilly Bright, Chris Blackwell, Cat Stevens, Trevor Lawrence.Compilation producers: Dana G. Smart, Mike Ragogna.Recorded between 1962 & 1993. Includes liner notes by Dave Thompson.Audio Remixer: Jimmy Bralower.Liner Note Author: Dave Thompson .Photographers: J. Janson; Chuck Krall; Harry Goodwin.Arranger: Larry Fallon.Jimmy Cliff has always occupied an odd position in reggae music, first of all because he predates it significantly, but also because for much of his career he merged his musical interests with international pop considerations to the extent that he managed to record frequently for such major labels as Warner, EMI, Universal, and Sony. Although his commercial success was spotty, it was recurrent; he first hit the charts internationally in 1969 and was still scoring occasionally in the mid-`90s. His label hopping had made it practically impossible to assemble a thorough compilation of his work until the release of Anthology. Universal`s Hip-O reissue subsidiary specializes in putting together anthologies that span record labels, and the compilers had quite a task on their hands when it came to Cliff. Early in his career, he recorded for Island, later controlled by Universal (including his contributions to the celebrated soundtrack to The Harder They Come), and in the early `80s he was on the Universal-controlled MCA label, so Hip-O could start with that material. But there was still a chunk of recordings issued by Warner/Reprise in the U.S. and EMI in the U.K. in the `70s as well as a period on Sony`s Columbia imprint in the `80s and `90s to consider. Nevertheless, Hip-O`s Anthology succeeds in being the perfect two-disc compilation of Cliff`s work over 30 years, 1962-1993. There are early Jamaican hits; the international breakthrough "Wonderful World, Beautiful People"; the topical hit "Viet Nam"; tracks from The Harder They Come, including "Sitting in Limbo" and "Many Rivers to Cross"; Cliff`s version of Cat Stevens` "Wild World"; numerous tracks from the Warner/EMI period; and Columbia hits like "Club Paradise" and Cliff`s U.S. Top 20 hit revival of Johnny Nash`s "I Can See Clearly Now" from 1993-1994. Not only is the compilation thorough, but for the first time, it gives a good sense of Cliff`s career as a whole, revealing his talents as a songwriter and his ability to use Jamaican rhythms to make a music palatable to pop audiences around the world. ~ William Ruhlmann Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Jimmy Cliff [2002 Bonus Tracks] $22.6 In 1968, {@Island Records} released {$Jimmy Cliff}’s debut album, {^Hard Road}, swiftly following it the next year with a self-titled full-length set (retitled {^Wonderful World, Beautiful People} for U.S. release). Under any name it was a superb set, one

Jimmy Cliff – We All Are One: The Best of Jimmy Cliff $6.92 Personnel includes: Jimmy Cliff (vocals); Amir Bayyan (guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Robbie Shakespere (guitar, bass); Earl "Chinna" Smith, Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan (guitar, background vocals); Ron Wood, Ranchie McLean (guitar); Ronald Bell (tenor saxophone, keyboards); Curtis Williams (saxophone); Mike Ray (trumpet); Cliff Adams (trombone); Ansell Collins (piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Gary Henry (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Jaco Pastorius, Kendal Stubbs (bass); Mickey "Boo" Richards, Wilburn Cole (drums); Sly Dunbar (electronic drums, cymbals); Greg Fitz, Barbara Jones, Cynthia Huggins (background vocals).Producers include: Jimmy Cliff, Amir Bayyan, Ronald Bell, Paul Henton, Steve Goldman.Compilation producer: Jerry Rappaport.Recorded between 1969 & 1993. Includes liner notes by Elena Oumano.All tracks have been digitally remastered.Although this is subtitled "The Best of Jimmy Cliff," it`s really a label-specific best-of, not a true survey of the best material Cliff`s done in his lengthy career. That`s because no less than two-thirds of the 15 selections are taken from the singer`s 1980 Columbia albums. A few of his most famous earlier recordings (the 1969 hit "Wonderful World, Beautiful People" and two songs from the soundtrack to The Harder They Come) were licensed, and there are also cuts he contributed to other soundtracks ("Third World People," done for Club Paradise, and "I Can See Clearly Now" from Cool Runnings). But basically, it`s the best of Cliff`s Columbia years, not a balanced survey of a career that began back in the early `60s. That wouldn`t be such a problem, but — as most Cliff and reggae fans would agree — his later recordings, such as his Columbia albums, certainly are not up to his prime earlier output. Most of it is mundane crossover reggae/R&B/pop. Cliff sings consistently well, but the production is often too slick in a dated 1980s fashion. The reggae isn`t always buried by any means; cuts like "Treat the Youths Right" and "Roots Woman" are reasonable upbeat Cliff originals, and "Peace Officer" has the sort of political concerns common to much reggae music. On the other hand, something like "Reggae Night" is a forgettable attempt to reach into the R&B dance market. Most of the disc is better than that, but its overall bland character is set all the more in relief when periodically interrupted by those older licensed tracks. ~ Richie Unterberger Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Jimmy Cliff – King of Kings: The Very Best of Jimmy Cliff * $15.82 What`s especially valuable about this two-disc survey of Jimmy Cliff`s early years is that it collects in one package both his ska and reggae tracks for famed Jamaican producer Leslie Kong, and while it could be argued that Cliff didn`t truly find his full creative voice until the advent of rocksteady and reggae, having his earlier ska singles here on the first disc affords a nice look at Cliff`s roots and development. Seldom has a Jamaican artist`s best work been so tied to a single producer, for the fact remains that Cliff, although he continues to make competent records, was never quite the same artistic and creative force after Kong`s death in 1971. The very heart of Cliff`s valuable and considerable legacy is here and it could very easily be argued that everything you need is in this package. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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CLIFF, JIMMY – BEST OF [IMPORT] $14.83 1.ANOTHER CYCLE 2.COME INTO MY LIFE 3.GIVE 4.& 5.TAKE 6.GOING BACK WEST 7.GOODBYE YESTERDAY 8.HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL 9.IM NO IMMIGRANT 10.KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE SPARROW 11.LET YOUR YEAH BE YEAH 12.MANY RIVERS TO CROSS 13.SITTING IN LIMBO 14.SOONER OR LATER 15.STRUGGLING 16.SUFFERIN IN THE LAND 17.SYNTHETIC WORLD 18.HARDER THEY COME 19.VIETNAM 20.WILD WORLD 21.WONDERFUL WORLD, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE 22.YOU CAN GET IT IF YOU REALLY WANT

Jimmy Cliff – Essential Collection $13.98 Disc 1:*Wonderful World, Beautiful People *You Can Get It If You Really Want *Vietnam *Sufferin` in the Land *Come Into My Life *Hello Sunshine *She Does It Right *That`s the Way Life Goes *Time Will Tell *My Ancestors *Better Days Are Coming *Where Did It Go *You`re the One I Need *Bongo Man (A Come) *Dreaming *My World Is Blue *Use What I Got *Hard Road to Travel *Many Rivers to Cross *Pack up Hang Ups *I`m Sorry *Hurricane Hattie *Dearest Beverley *Miss Jamaica *Gold Digger *Since Lately *I`m Free *My Lucky Day *One Eyed Jacks (1st Version) *One Eyed Jacks (2nd Version) *King of Kings (1st Version) *King of Kings (2nd Version) *Man *You Are Never Too Old *Miss Universe *Prodigal *Hard Road to Travel (Alternate Mix)

Many Rivers to Cross: The Best of Jimmy Cliff $12.47 There was a time when you couldn’t find a decent {$Jimmy Cliff} greatest-hits collection that covered both the storied singer’s {\ska} and {\reggae} songs on one CD, but 2003′s {^Many Rivers to Cross} stepped into an arena filled with contenders covering

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Jimmy Cliff – Harder They Come – Definitive Collection $23.74 An enlightening if somewhat disappointing set that neither lives up to its title nor to this normally excellent series` reputation. Still, The Harder They Come: The Definitive Collection breaks new ground in the Jimmy Cliff stakes, finally putting the artist`s early work in perspective. Few of the artist`s best-of sets bother with Cliff`s recordings prior to his breakthrough in the late `60s. Earlier in the decade, though, the singer unleashed a stream of Jamaican hit singles that also rocked the British reggae scene. This two-CD set dedicates the first half of disc one exclusively to a roundup of Cliff`s ska 45s, presented chronologically. Leapfrogging to 1968`s "Waterfall," a Brazilian number one, the set shifts into the early reggae age. The first half of disc two follows Cliff to world renown, with the release of the movie The Harder They Come in the U.K. and a clutch of international hits. Then, in August, 1971, his mentor/producer, Leslie Kong, died, and with the Island label turning its attention to Bob Marley, Cliff was left to struggle on his own. Although the chart hits dried up, the singer continued releasing strong albums, some of which were nominated or won Grammys. But Cliff`s post-Kong career is dispensed with in half a disc, suggesting his golden years were gone, a far from accurate assessment. For devoting so much space to the ska years, this compilation rights many past wrongs, but by so abbreviating Cliff`s past 30-plus years, it commits new ones. Perhaps there`s just no winning with a canon so long and varied, but in the end this set is far from definitive. ~ Jo-Ann Greene Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come [2 CD Deluxe Edition] $28.48 The 2003 Deluxe Edition of THE HARDER THEY COME includes a bonus CD of early reggae tracks recorded between 1968 & 1972, rare photos and original artwork.Producers: Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Harriot, Leslie Kong, Byron Lee.Originally released on Mango SMSAS (7400). Includes liner notes by David Katz.Producers: Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Harriot, Leslie Kong, Byron Lee, Guilly Bright.Personnel: Jimmy Cliff (vocals); Winston Grennan (drums).Liner Note Authors: Chris Blackwell; David Katz; Perry Henzell; Paul Simonon.The soundtrack to the groundbreaking film about Jamaican subcultures, this superb selection is also a synthesis of late 60s and early 70s reggae. Recordings by Jimmy Cliff, the movie`s star, form the album`s core and his contributions, notably `Many Rivers To Cross`, show his understated power to great effect. An important figure in the development of reggae, Cliff at last secured deserved acclaim with this collection. His work is ably supported by `Pressure Drop`, one of the finest songs the Maytals ever recorded, while the Melodians and Slickers prove equally strong. The latter`s `Johnny Too Bad` perfectly encapsulates the film`s plot, one that helped launch reggae into the international arena. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Various Artists/Jimmy Cliff – EMI Years 1973-1975 $12.25 Liner Note Author: Michael DeKoningh.Jimmy Cliff`s strongest work was done under the wing of legendary Jamaican producer Leslie Kong in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a period that saw the pair craft such soulful pop-reggae classics as "Wonderful World, Beautiful People," "You Can Get It if You Really Want," "Vietnam," and the gorgeous "Many Rivers to Cross." Work on the soundtrack and movie The Harder They Come had just been completed when Kong died of a heart attack in 1971, and with him went a certain intangible spark in Cliff`s recordings; Although he was too gifted a performer and writer to make patently bad albums, Cliff hasn`t delivered anything since as brilliant as his early efforts with Kong. This compilation, drawn from his three albums with EMI, Unlimited (1973), House of Exile (1974), and Brave Warrior (1975), represents Cliff`s first extended phase without Kong`s guidance, and while the tracks here follow roughly the same template as before — melodic, wise pop tunes over solid rhythms, sweetened with tasteful string arrangements — the results seem only partially realized. The best tracks here ( "On My Life," the bitter "I`ve Been Dead 400 Years," "Every Tub," the beautifully sad "Million Teardrops") all exhibit a kind of weary exhaustion, and whatever optimism they project seems strangely desperate. Cliff at half-speed is still a charismatic pop artist, and this compilation certainly is worth a listen, but don`t expect the magic of his earlier years. ~ Steve Leggett Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of Jimmy Cliff $6.99 Although Jamaica’s {$Jimmy Cliff} has had a long and continuing career on the international scene with his thoughtful and infectious brand of {\reggae-pop}, his best work was undoubtedly done in the late ’60s and early ’70s, the period covered by this col

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Jimmy Cliff – 20th Century Masters The Millenium Collection: The Best Of [Digipak] $8.39 Already an established star in Jamaica by the time of "Wonderful World, Beautiful People," his first international hit, Jimmy Cliff was, for many, the face of reggae in the years before the advent of Bob Marley. This volume of THE MILLENNIUM COLLECTION series contains a well-chosen variety of songs from the singer`s heyday in the late `60s and early `70s.Cliff`s under-appreciated protest song, "Viet Nam," is here, as are a trio of better-known songs from the seminal reggae movie THE HARDER THEY COME, including his version of "You Can Get It If You Really Want," originally a hit for Desmond Dekker. "Bongo Man" is a percussion-heavy venture into Rasta territory (interestingly for a reggae singer, Cliff is a Muslim), while his version of Cat Stevens` "Wild World," produced by the songwriter, predated Stevens` own hit release. While it`s by no means an exhaustive compilation, THE BEST OF… highlights both Cliff`s songwriting abilities and his skill at spanning both reggae and pop worlds. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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