One of the most important performers in the history and development of modern reggae, Burning Spear (real name, Winston Rodney) entered the scene with a huge splash. His first, hugely influential recordings are compiled on Rockin' Time on Studio One, and he followed these with Marcus Garvey, one of the great reggae albums of all time. The original CD reissue of Garvey appended the entire dub version, Garvey's Ghost; Rockin' Time, though, is sadly out-of-print. The Spear went on to cut many, many albums and was a pioneer in both dub and the "rockers" style. Chant Down Babylon: The Island Anthology was the first package to cover the Spear's whole career, compiling a multitude of great tracks on two CD's, including rare dub versions; Hip-O's Ultimate Collection is a more concise - though excellent - single-disc version of the same material.