Lady Saw, 99 Ways - 59m 30s

Tracks & Durations

1. Straight Work	3:38
2. Oh Yeah	2:26
3. No Matta Me	3:09
4. Ride Of Your Live Featuring Pancho Kryztal	4:04
5. Woman Sneaking Featuring Red Hat	3:32
6. Picture On The Wall Featuring Sanchez	4:03
7. Nuh Dis Me	3:00
8. Hardcore Lover Featuring T.O.K.	3:05
9. Money Money	3:13
10. Don't Even Stress Dat	3:40
11. 99 Ways	3:06
12. Bunner Boy	3:35
13. Brown Eyes Blue	3:03
14. Hall Of Fame	3:46
15. Let's Stay Together	3:50
16. I Call Your Name	4:41
17. 99 Ways (Bonus Track)	3:27

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Review

After single-handedly freeing reggae from patriarchal possession in the early 1990s, reggae rapper-singer Lady Saw (a.k.a. Marion Hall) became a Jamaican heroine on the order of the mythical maroon warrior Nanny, alleged to have caught Brit bullets, then fired them right back. For Saw's album 99 Ways, the dance-hall Nanny exercises her right to be as rude as any dance-hall don--in fact, ruder. Tongue firmly planted in cheek, she neatly lampoons boyish demands in lead track "Straight Work," which calls for parity in oral sex favors, and in "Woman Sneaking," a hilarious lover's quarrel with deejay Red Rat. Saw gets away with it, in part because she's so funny, astute, and charming--Moms Mabley and Lucille Ball rolled into one shapely package. But the main reason she gets a lot of respect is her combination of wicked mic skills and a great voice. Her country-inflected laments rival those of any Nashville diva, and when she alternates between singing and deejaying--as on the steamy "Ride of Your Life" with gifted Jamaican American Pancho Kryztal--Saw is downright awesome. --Elena Oumano

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