Formed in Birmingham towards the end of 1978, UB40 took their name from the Unemployment Benefit Form 40, reflecting the economic struggles faced by the band members and many young people in Britain during that era. Their music, deeply rooted in reggae and ska, became a powerful voice for social commentary and cultural expression. This compilation captures the band's most iconic tracks from their first 25 years, showcasing their remarkable chart success and enduring appeal.

• Artist: UB40
• Format: Audio CD
• Label: Spectrum

1. King – Food For Thought
2. Signing Off
3. Reefer Madness
4. My Way of Thinking
5. Don't Let It Pass You By
6. Don't Slow Down
7. One in Ten
8. Breakfast in Bed
9. Red Red Wine
10. Don't Break My Heart
11. Cherry Oh Baby
12. Here I Am (Come and Take Me)
13. My Way
14. Forever Held His Peace
15. Bring Me Your Cup
16. Vote for Love
17. Kingston Town
18. 54-46 That's My Number
19. One Love
20. Homely Girl
21. (I Can't Help) Falling in Love with You
22. Swing Low
23. I Got You Babe (with Chrissie Hynde)
24. Bring Me Your Cup (Reprise)
25. Higher Ground
26. Get Up Stand Up
27. Impossible Love
28. Plastic Fantastic
29. Adella
30. Since I Met You Lady
31. Love Is All Is Alright
32. Breakfast in Bed (Reprise)
33. Many Rivers to Cross
34. Bring Me Your Cup (Acoustic)
35. One in Ten (Acoustic)
36. Red Red Wine (Acoustic)
37. Don't Break My Heart (Acoustic)
38. Kingston Town (Acoustic)
39. Cherry Oh Baby (Acoustic)
40. Here I Am (Acoustic)
41. Forever Held His Peace (Acoustic)
42. Bring Me Your Cup (Dub)
43. One in Ten (Dub)
44. Red Red Wine (Dub)
45. Don't Break My Heart (Dub)
46. Kingston Town (Dub)
47. Cherry Oh Baby (Dub)
48. Here I Am (Dub)
49. Forever Held His Peace (Dub)

• Country: UK
• Audio: Stereo

UB40 emerged from Birmingham's multicultural music scene in 1978, blending reggae, pop, and political lyricism into a sound that resonated across generations. With over 50 UK Top 75 singles by 2003, including three number-one hits, they became one of Britain's most successful pop-reggae acts. This collection highlights their signature sound and lasting impact on British music culture.