Review by Luciano Santos

Ernie Ranglin's album Boss Reggae Sounds Ranglin is a must-have for any reggae fan. The Jamaican guitarist and composer, who has worked with the likes of Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff, brings his signature style to this collection of instrumental tracks.

The album starts off with "Surfin'," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Ranglin's guitar work is impeccable throughout, with smooth melodies and intricate solos that showcase his virtuosity. The title track, "Boss Reggae Sounds Ranglin," is another standout, with a funky bassline and horn section that create a groove that's impossible not to move to.

The album also features a number of covers, including a reggae version of The Beatles' "And I Love Her" and a soulful take on Ray Charles' "Hit the Road Jack." Ranglin's arrangements breathe new life into these classics, while still staying true to the original melodies.

Summary by Luciano Santos

Boss Reggae Sounds Ranglin is a fantastic album that showcases Ernie Ranglin's skills as a guitarist and composer. Whether you're a longtime fan of reggae music or just discovering it for the first time, this album is definitely worth a listen.