Gussie Clarke - Original Albums Produced By Clarke

Original Albums Produced By Clarke

  • Aswad - Too Wicked (1990)
  • Big Youth - Screaming Target (1972)
  • Cocoa Tea - Authorized (1991)
  • Cocoa Tea - Can't Live So (1994)
  • Cocoa Tea - Maximum Replay (1996)
  • Courtney Pine - Closer To Home (1990) NOTE: Remixed album re-released (1992)
  • Daddy Rings - Stand Out (1996-7)
  • Dean Fraser - Dub 'N' Sax (1998)
  • Delroy Wilson - Worth Your Weight In Gold (1984)
  • Deborahe Glasgow - Deborahe Glasgow (1989)
  • Dennis Brown - Unchallenged (1990)
  • Dennis Brown - Maximum Replay (1996) NOTE: Includes the never-before-releases "Temptress" & "Just A Little Bit Longer" as performed by Maxi Priest - Refer to Maxi Priest entry below in next Content
  • Dennis Brown - Stone Cold World (1999)
  • Home T, Cocoa Tea, and Shabba Ranks - Holding On (1989)
  • Gregory Isaacs - Absent (1993) - ALSO KNOWN AS: "Unattended" released on Pow Wow Records
  • Gregory Isaacs - I.O.U. (1989)
  • Gregory Isaacs - Maximum Replay (1996)
  • Gregory Isaacs - Private Beach Party (1985)
  • Gregory Isaacs - Red Rose For Gregory (1988)
  • Gregory Isaacs & Dennis Brown - Two Bad Superstars (1978)
  • Gregory Isaacs & Dennis Brown - Judge Not (1984)
  • Gregory Isaacs & Dennis Brown - No Contest (1989)
  • Hortense Ellis - Reflections (1979)
  • I Roy - Presenting I Roy (1973)
  • J.C. Lodge - I Believe In You (1987)
  • J.C. Lodge - Maximum Replay (1998)
  • J.C. Lodge - Selfish Lover (1990)
  • Freddie McGregor - Hard To Get (1992)
  • Freddie McGregor - Carry Go Bring Come (1994)
  • Freddie McGregor - Maximum Replay (1996)
  • Freddie McGregor - Rumours (1997)
  • Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown and Cocoa Tea - Legit (1993)
  • Lady G - Nuff Respect (1998)
  • Leroy Smart Featuring The Mighty Diamonds - Disco Showcase (1979)
  • Mikey Roots - Praise & Honour (1995-6)
  • Ninja Man - Settle All Scores (1998)
  • Papa San - The Sistem" (1990) NOTE: six (6) tracks produced by Gussie Clarke. two (2) other tracks remixed by The Music Works Crew
  • Pinchers - Season To Season (1997)
  • Sasha - Come Again (1996)
  • Shabba Ranks - Hard Core (1998) NOTE: Released on the Gone Clear label (previously released Gussie produced material)
  • Shabba Ranks - Mr. Maximum (1991-2)
  • Shabba Ranks - Rappin' With The Ladies (1990)
  • Shaka Shamba - Big Surprise (1996)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Backstage (1983)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Changes (1981)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Dubwise (1981)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Indestructible (1981)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - The Roots Is Here (1982)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - The Real Enemy (1987)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Get Ready (1988)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Maximum Replay (1996)
  • The Mighty Diamonds - Stand Up (1998)
  • The Revolutionaries - Dread At The Controls Dub (1978)
  • Tetrack - Trouble (1983)
  • Trinity (musician)Trinity - Showcase (1978)
  • Various Artist - Chatty Chatty Mouth Versions (1993)
  • Various Artist - Consuming Fire - Riddim Driven (2006)
  • Various Artist - Hardcore Ragga (1990)
  • Various Artist - Music Works Showcase '88 (1988) - Rumours - riddim
  • Various Artist - Music Works Showcase '89 (1989) - Mund Yu Dis - riddim
  • Various Artist - Music Works Showcase '90 (1990)
  • Various Artist - Music Works Showcase '91 (1991) - Twice My Age riddim
  • Various Artist - Music Works Showcase '97 (1997)
  • Various Artist - Music Works Selections '97 (1997)
  • Various Artist - Ram Dancehall (1989)
  • Various Artist - Reggae Anthology Music Works Classics (2002)

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