The Ultra Selection is a 16-track compilation by iconic Jamaican reggae legend and founding Wailers member Peter Tosh, released in 2005 by Disky. Celebrated worldwide as a fiercely uncompromising artist, Rastafari advocate, and pioneer of roots reggae, Tosh's solo career produced some of the most militant, soulful, and infectious music in reggae history. This collection spans major highlights from his solo catalog, featuring celebrated hits like his reggae rendition of Chuck Berry's Johnny B Goode, the Temptations duet Don't Look Back (You've Gotta Walk), the smooth groove of Bush Doctor, and hard-hitting roots classics including Equal Rights, Coming In Hot, and No Nuclear War. It stands as an essential, high-energy retrospective of Tosh's timeless musical legacy.

Released in 1997 by the Dutch budget-reissue specialist label Disky, Reggae Fieber (Reggae Fever) is a sprawling, sun-soaked 2-CD compilation that captures the infectious, rhythmic heartbeat of Jamaica alongside its massive European crossover hits. Spanning raw, classic roots reggae and heavy dub cuts to slick, chart-topping 80s and 90s reggae-pop, this collection delivers an incredible survey of the genre's broad evolution. Legendary figureheads like Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Gregory Isaacs, and Desmond Dekker hold down the roots foundation with unmatched soul and socio-political weight, while massive radio anthems from Eddy Grant, Boy George, Culture Club, and Bitty McLean demonstrate the sound's immense global pop appeal. Packed with upbeat skank rhythms, driving basslines, and smooth vocal harmonies, this pristine high-fidelity archive serves as an uplifting, comprehensive anthology for both casual listeners and seasoned reggae collectors.

As the debut album on the Rolling Stone label in 1978, Bush Doctor benefited immensely from the involvement of Jagger and Richards, as well as the publicity inherent in the high-profile nature of the release. Thankfully, Tosh was up to the challenge, and although there are moments that are less roots than anything he had previously recorded, Bush Doctor is no slick sellout. It's bolstered by his incredible Word Sound & Power band featuring the legendary Sly & Robbie rhythm section along with lead guitarists Mikey "Mao" Chung and Donald Kinsey (fresh from his stint with Marley). Although the cover of the Temptations' "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back" single featuring Jagger's duet with Tosh seemed like an obvious ploy at crossover radio play, the rest is more roots conscious, and only slightly less compelling than some of ex-bandmate Bob Marley's work.

The Best of Peter Tosh: Dread Don't Die is an excellent compilation of the best of his '80s albums. While there are fewer of his trademark songs than on his more popular compilation Scrolls Of The Prophet, Dread Don't Die is a stronger collection. Also worth mentioning is that the sameness which hurt Scrolls Of The Prophet is absent as every track here is top notch.

Bush Doctor is the third studio album by Jamaican reggae singer Peter Tosh. It was released in 1978 on Rolling Stones Records. The album features Mick Jagger as guest vocalist on one song, while Keith Richards plays guitar on two tracks. The rhythm section featured Sly and Robbie.