Re-issue of the Reggae classic in the midprice line! - The 1997 album "Inna Heights" helped to establish Buju Banton as the leading reggae star of his generation. Following the success of his breakthrough album "Til Shiloh", this album cemented the moniker 'Voice of Jamaica’ for Buju Banton, and won him even more fans and laid the path that his music would follow for years to follow. Featuring several illustrious artists like Mr. Toots Hibbert (from Toots & The Maytals), Studio One deejay legend King Stitt (credited as King Stitch here), the soulful singer Beres Hammond, and younger talent like the singers Ras Shiloh and Jah Mali, plus deejay Red Rat. "Inna Heights" is produced by Donovan Germain (Penthouse Productions) and by Mark Myrie (five tracks). The longplayer has a lot of African and Roots vibes, plus just a few hot Ska & Dancehall parts. With a playtime of 63:47 the longplayer is close to be a double album and is a must in any serious music collection.