and may be more famous, but when it comes to reggae harmony groups, can give the best of them a run for their money. Figure in the fact that lead singer is also a fine songwriter and that all three singers play instruments as well (unusual for a harmony group in this genre), and all of a sudden you start wondering why haven't gotten all the press. Not that they've been ignored -- their two LPs ( , both later picked up by and reissued together on one CD in the early '90s) are generally regarded as classics. In the early '80s they recorded several albums for the label, and is a collection of tracks left over from those album sessions, filled out with a generous handful of dub versions. These don't really sound like outtakes -- all rank with the best of the group's previous work, and is in fine voice. The production, by , , and label head , is excellent. ~ Rick Anderson