Strictly 45 selection. Just what everyone needs to go with a sunny Sunday! This is most of my Cornell 45s plus a couple of DJ versions. they are one long track just under 80 mins so could be cut up and burned to CD. Encoded at 224 for good sound.
Sleeves in word format are here
http://rapidshare.com/files/114103310/cornell_mix_sleeves.doc.html Mix 1
1 YOU TURNED ME DOWN (STUDIO 1 BLANK)
2 MAKE HAY (RANDY'S)
3 REACH OUT DARLING (MOODISC)
4 LET'S START AGAIN (MOODISC)
5 PUSH ME IN THE CORNER (MOODISC)
6 DIDN'T I (LEE'S)
7 DIDN'T I (STUDIO 1)
8 QUEEN OF THE MINSTREL (STUDIO 1)
9 THE MINSTREL (JUSTICE)
10 HERE I COME- DENNIS ALCAPONE (JUSTICE)
11 ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT- I ROY (LEE'S GOLD)
12 HARD MAN FI DEAD- CLINT EASTWOOD (JUSTICE)
13 STARS (LEE'S GOLD)
14 STARS (STUDIO 1)
15 MY CONFESSION (LEE'S)
16 DON'T BELIEVE HIM (LEE'S)
17 I'M THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU (NEVILLE SOUNDS)
18 DUKE OF EARL (MONICA'S)
19 YOU'RE NO GOOD (JACKPOT)
20 NATURAL FACTS (NEVILLE SOUNDS)
21 PITY THE CHILDREN (JACKPOT)
22 NATTY DON'T GO (STUDIO 1)
23 WHAT KIND OF WORLD (MUSIC LAB)
24 CONQUERING GORGAN (GROUNDATION)
25 GORGAN (ATTACK GOLD)
26 GORGAN WISE- U ROY (ATTACK GOLD)
27 INVESTIGATION ROCK- DENNIS ALCAPONE (STRIKER LEE)
28 INVESTIGATOR (STRIKER LEE)
29 PLEASE BE TRUE (JACKPOT)
30 TALKING LOVE (ANGEN)
31 UNDYING LOVE (STRIKER LEE)
32 DRIFTER (STRIKER LEE)
Mix 2
1 GIRL OF MY DREAMS (ATTACK)
2 SHINE EYE GAL- CLINT EASTWOOD (ATTACK)
3 NO DREAD CAN'T DEAD- JAH STITCH (JACKPOT)
4 STALAWA (JACKPOT)
5 TWO FACE RASTA (ATTACK GOLD)
6 DEVIL IN BED (LEE'S GOLD)
7 HAVE YOU CHANGED YOUR MIND (THIRD WORLD)
8 IT'S A MIRACLE (THIRD WORLD)
9 TWO TIMER (JOE GIBBS)
10 MASH YOU DOWN (OSSIE)
11 BROTHERS KILLING BROTHERS (FATMAN)
12 JAH JAH GIVE US LOVE (WAMBESI)
13 FOLLOW INSTRUCTION (NEW STAR)
14 YOUR COMPANY (JAMAICAN RECORDINGS)
15 BANDULU (SELECT CUTS)
16 HARD TIMES (RANKING DREAD)
17 GATE NUMBER (OBSERVER)
18 MY HEART IS CLEAN (OBSERVER)
19 BOXING (JGM)
20 HEAR MI NOW STAR (JAMAICAN RECORDINGS)
21 NO MAN'S LAND (JOE GIBBS)
22 ROPE IN (JOE GIBBS)
23 ROPE IN (STONE LOVE)
24 WALK RIGHT IN (DIGITAL B)
25 CONVERSATION (DIGITAL B)
26 CONVERSATION (THRILLSEEKERS)
27 MONEY (THRILLSEEKERS)
28 JAILHOUSE CAN'T STAY EMPTY (C&C)
29 TRAP CALLED LOVE (TECHNIQUES)
30 DIDN'T I (TECHNIQUES)
31 GOT THIS FEELING (TEAMS)
32 KING IN MY EMPIRE (BURIAL MIX)
33 WHY DEM GWAAN SO (MREC 460)
34 PAVE THE WAY (JOSEPH SOUND)
35 SCREW FACE (STRIKER LEE)
36 SOUL REBEL (STRIKER LEE)
37 WANTI WANTI (BLACK FOUNDATION)
38 LICKIE LICKIE (MAFIA & FLUXY)
"Cornell Campbell (born 23 November 1945, Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer, best known for his falsetto voice, and his recordings at Studio One in the late 1960s and his work with Bunny Lee in the 1970s.
Campbell's singing career began in his local church choir at the age of twelve. Aged fourteen, he was introduced to trombonist Rico Rodriguez, who took him to Clement Dodd's studio, where he recorded his first single, "My Treasure". Further singles followed as Jamaican music transformed from rhythm and blues to ska, with backing from The Skatalites. He later recorded for King Edwards backed by The Bell Stars, before moving on again to Duke Reid's Treasure Isle, where he formed The Sensations. When The Sensations split, Campbell emerged as leader of his own new vocal group, The Eternals, recording perennial favourites such as "Queen of The Minstrels" and "Stars".
In 1971, now as a solo artist, he began a long association with Bunny Lee, initially working in the lovers rock genre, but soon working more roots songs into his repertoire. His self-titled debut album appeared in 1973, but his popularity peaked in the mid 1970s with the 'flying cymbals' sound, leading to major Jamaican hits with tracks such as "Natty Dread In A Greenwich Farm", "Dance In A Greenwich Farm", "The Gorgon" and "Boxing" (the latter for Joe Gibbs), as well as reprised versions of his Eternals' hits. Throughout the 1970s he also recorded with other record producers such as Winston Holness ("I Heart Is Clean") and Winston Riley ("Them A Bad"). By the late 1970s, Campbell's popularity had begun to wane and he increasingly concentrated on love songs, and after the mid 1980s, new recordings were less common, although he has maintained a strong following.
In 2005 "King In My Empire" was released on the Burial Mix label billed as by Rhythm and Sound with Cornell Campbell. The song was produced by Moritz Von Oswald and Mark Ernestus."- from Wikipedia
I would just say that he's one of the greatest living artists and is still going strong since he started cutting records as a child in 1959!
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Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:39 am
.Not too many jingles,rewinds or FX 
Jus lettin the music speak for itself. THX