Original Doberman

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Original Doberman

Studio album by Shaggy ^[1]

Released

July 1, 1994

Recorded

1993-1994

Genre

Reggae

Length

47:55

Label

Greensleeves, Ryko

Producer

Don Moodie & 'Computer' Paul Henton

Shaggy ^[2] chronology

Pure Pleasure
(1993)

Original Doberman
(1994)

Boombastic
(1995)

Professional ratings
Review scores
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Original Doberman is the second studio album released by Jamaican rapper Shaggy. Released on July 1, 1994, the album has become Shaggy's only album not to have any singles released from it. The album features several duets with Rayvon, some of which were included on Rayvon's Greatest Hits compilation, which was released in 2003. "Lately" was used as the theme to popular Jamaican game show Lamba between 1994 and 1995. The album was re-issued in 2002 with the same tracklisting.

Track listing

"Kibbles and Bits" - 3:51
"Bullet-Proof Buddy" - 3:28
"We Never Danced to the Rub-a-Dub Sound" (featuring Rayvon) - 3:27
"Alimony" - 3:52
"Jump and Rock" - 3:43
"Chow" (featuring Sugar Minott) - 3:42
"P.H.A.T." - 3:49
"Wild Fire" (featuring Rayvon) - 3:54
"Glamity Power" - 3:40
"Man a Yard" - 3:21
"Get Down to It" (featuring Rayvon) - 3:39
"Soldering" - 3:36
"Lately" (featuring Rayvon) - 3:53^[4]

References

v t e Shaggy

Studio albums	Pure Pleasure (1993) Original Doberman (1994) Boombastic (1995) Midnite Lover (1997) Hot Shot (2000) Lucky Day (2002) Clothes Drop (2005) Intoxication (2007) Shaggy & Friends (2011) Summer in Kingston (2011) Rise (2012)

Compilations	Hot Shot Ultramix (2002) Mr. Lover Lover – The Best of Shaggy... Part 1 (2002) Boombastic Hits (2003) The Best of Shaggy (2008) Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection (2008)

Singles	"Oh Carolina" "Nice and Lovely" "Soon Be Done" "Big Up" "In the Summertime" "Boombastic" "Why You Treat Me So Bad" "Something Different" "The Train is Coming" "Day Oh" "My Dream" "Piece of My Heart" "Luv Me, Luv Me" "It Wasn't Me" "Angel" "Luv Me, Luv Me" (2001 version) "Dance & Shout / Hope" "Hey Sexy Lady" "Strength of a Woman" "Get My Party On" "Wild 2nite" "Ultimatum" "Church Heathen" "Bonafide Girl" "Feel the Rush" "What's Love" "Fly High" "Fired Up (Fuck the Rece$$ion!)" "Sugarcane" "Dame" "World Citizen" "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"

Soundtrack singles	"In the Summertime '96" "Me Julie"

Non-album singles	"Fly High" "Save A Life" "Rise Again" "For Ur Eyez Only" "Two Places" "Girls File" "Girlz Dem Love We" "Jamacian Drummer Boy" "Make Up"

Featured singles	"That Girl" (Maxi Priest featuring Shaggy) "I Got You Babe" "Sexy Girl" (Eric Singleton featuring Shaggy) "Christmas In Jamaica" "Give The Hemp Free" "Your Eyes" "Feel Like Makin' Love" "Like A Superstar" "Donya" "Don't Wanna Fight" "Sunglasses (Keep Ya Shades On)" "Murderer" "She's A Lady" "Cheap & Clean" "Champagne" "Smile" "Under The Sun"

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