01. Sean Paul - Dutty Rock Intro
02. Sean Paul - Shout (Street Respect)
03. Sean Paul - Gimme the Light
04. Sean Paul - Like Glue
05. Sean Paul - Get Busy
06. Sean Paul; Beyonce - Baby Boy (feat. Beyonce )
07. Sean Paul; Rahzel - Top of the Game (feat. Rahzel)
08. Sean Paul; Chico - Ganja Breed (feat. Chico)
09. Sean Paul - Concrete
10. Sean Paul; Sasha - I'm Still in Love with You (feat. Sasha)
11. Sean Paul; Debi Nova - International Affair (feat. Debi Nova)
12. Sean Paul; Ce'cile - Can You Do the Work (feat. Ce'Cile)
13. Sean Paul - Punkie
14. Sean Paul - My Name
15. Sean Paul - Jukin' Punny
16. Sean Paul; Busta Rhymes - Gimme the Light (feat. Busta Rhymes) (Pass the Dro-voisier Remix)
17. Sean Paul; Fahrenheit - Bubble (feat. Fahrenheit)
18. Sean Paul - Shake That Thing
19. Sean Paul; R.O.B.B.; Tony Touch - Esa Loca (feat. Tony Touch and R.O.B.B.)
20. Sean Paul - Punkie (Español Version)
21. Sean Paul - Baby Girl
Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Sean Paul's Dutty Rock, the album that made the reggae/dancehall artist a global superstar thanks hits like "Get Busy," the Beyonce duet "Baby Boy" and "Gimme the Light." It's no wonder the artist says he'd like to make another album just like it.
"For me, that's a classic album. It's something I've been trying to recreate ever since," Sean told ABC Audio. "When you have an album -- especially in these modern day times -- where it's like five singles deep...it's kind of a stamp in a lot of people's memories."
He laughs, "I get a lot of people coming up to me saying, 'Yo, you helped me make my family! I got busy on the dance floor, and then we got busy!'"
Dutty Rock -- Jamaican patois for "Dirty Rock" -- sold more than six million copies worldwide, and won Sean the Grammy for Best Reggae Album.
"Yeah. I stand proud behind that work, man," he says. "I love all those songs: 'Get Busy,' 'Like Glue,' 'Gimme the Light,' 'Baby Boy,' 'I'm Still In Love With You.' Great stuff!"
Dutty Rock helped make dancehall mainstream, and started a hot streak for Sean that carried into his next release, 2005's The Trinity, featuring his biggest hit, "Temperature." Overall, he's racked up 19 top 20 Billboard hits, but there's one achievement from that era that he's most proud of.
"For me to win an American Music Award in 2006 -- we[hadn't] had a Caribbean artist before that cop anything from the American Music Awards," he recalls. "And it was for Best Pop Male Vocalist, so I beat Kanye West and Justin Timberlake!...I felt very special at the time."
In September, Sean Paul served as Gwen Stefani's advisor on The Voice.
