Mr. Lover Lover - The Best of Shaggy... Part 1

Infobox Album
Name = Mr. Lover Lover - The Best Of Shaggy...Part 1
Type = Compilation
Artist = Shaggy


Released = January 29, 2002
Recorded = 1993-2000
Genre = Reggae, Dance Hall
Length =
Label = Virgin Records
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album = ""
(2002)
This album = "Mr. Lover Lover - The Best Of Shaggy...Part 1" (2002)
Next album = "Boombastic Hits"
(2004)

"Mr. Lover Lover" is an album released by Shaggy in 2002.

Before achieving major success in 2001 with his album Hot Shot and its chart-topping singles "It Wasn't Me" and "Angel," Shaggy had racked up a number of hit singles, most notably in the U.K. where "Oh Carolina" and "Boombastic" became number one hits and "In the Summertime" and "Piece of My Heart" went Top Ten. Shaggy's major releases from 1992 to the end of the decade are collected here, some in alternate takes and radio edits. One glaring mistake is that the single "Luv Me Luv Me," from the soundtrack to How Stella Got Her Groove Back, featured Janet Jackson, and the song listing explicitly states "featuring Janet Jackson," but the version in this album does not in fact feature Janet Jackson. Also on the album is "That Girl," Shaggy's hit duet with Maxi Priest, as well as their cover of Bob Marley's "Get Up Stand Up," for which Maxi Priest is uncredited.

Tracklisting

#"Boombastic" (S
#"In The Summertime" (feat. Rayvon)
#"Oh Carolina"
#"Luv Me, Luv Me" (feat. Janet Jackson)
#"Nice And Lovely"
#"Train Is Coming"
#"Why You Treat Me So Bad"
#"Big Up" (feat. Rayvon)
#"Piece Of My Heart"
#"Sexy Body Girl"
#"Something Different"
#"That Girl" (Maxi Priest feat. Shaggy & Rayvon)
#"Get Up, Stand Up"
#"Boombastic"