Dancehall Places is the second studio album by English electronic dance music duo Mint Royale, which was released on 28 October 2002 on Faith & Hope. Reception BBC's Collective gave solid approval to the album, commenting, "Dancehall Places is filled with 'paaarty toons' which put you in a dancing mood even if they are a bit cheesy." They also noted the greater "depth and intelligence" of the slower songs. In popular culture The song "Show Me" was included in the US version of their debut album "On the Ropes" (1999) and is featured in the National Lampoon productions movie Van Wilder (2002), (although it is not included on the official soundtrack). The track samples the song "Sesiya Hamba" from the musical Ipi Tombi. The music video for "Blue Song" was directed by Edgar Wright, who made the video using his original concept for his later film Baby Driver. Track listing All songs were written by Chris Baker and Neil Claxton, except where noted. "Blue Song" – 4:16 "Sexiest Man in Jamaica" featuring Prince Buster (Baker, Buster, Claxton) – 3:26 "Anything" (Baker, Claxton, Paxman, Judie Tzuke) – 4:34 "Floor Basics" featuring Gail Hebson – 3:54 "Dancehall Places" featuring Damien Jurado (Baker, Claxton, Jurado) – 3:53 "Miles and Miles" featuring Gail Hebson – 4:25 "Princess" featuring Robbie Roberts and Gail Hebson (Baker, Claxton, Hebson) – 4:28 "Show Me" featuring Posdnuos (Baker, Claxton, Egnos, Lakier) – 4:01 "54" (Baker, Claxton, Muller) – 4:39 "I Don't Know" featuring Gail Hebson – 5:14 "Always Welcome" (Baker, Claxton, Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff, McLaughlin) – 3:37 Personnel Mint Royale Neil Claxton - producer, mixing, keyboards, programming Chris Baker - producer, keyboards, engineering, bass Other musicians Laurie Jenkins - drums (1) Victor Smalls - percussion (2, 4, 6) Steven Wren - vocals (1) Prince Buster - vocals (2) Pos - raps (8) Robbie Roberts - vocals (7) Gail Hebson - vocals, backing vocals (4, 7, 10) Damien Jurado - vocals, acoustic guitar (5) Jez Williams – guitars (5) Other personnel Steve Dub – mixing Greg Fleming – assistant Tim Young – mastering Tasha Michaels – artwork Unit9 – artwork, layout design References Mint Royale albums 2002 albums