Re-uploaded by request 7/17/2024. Thanks Afro.
Jamaica is home to so many styles of music: earliest Jamaican folk music, calypso, mento, reggae, ska, dancehall…too many to represent here, or even name them all. Everyone familiar with this Zero, & I don’t mean Earl, knows that 'the style that makes me smile' is DUBwise!!! Of course, to me, there is no greater dub than that of the King himself, King Tubby. “Tubby’s makes you wiser/Tubby are the Dub Organiser”. The only dilemma with King Tubby (as well as with the Prince – Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry) is not whether but what.
I have many many releases by the King, so if you don’t like what I’ve chosen or want something else, just leave a comment & request. I’ll see what I can do. But for now, I’ve picked one that I never tire of, King Tubby & Friends – Dub Gone Crazy: The Evolution of Dub at King Tubby’s 1975-1979.
King Tubby & Friends – Dub Gone Crazy, Blood & Fire BAFLP 002, 1994.
all decryption codes in comments
Side A –
The Champion Version
Satta Dread Dub
Real Gone Crazy Dub
Exalted Dub
Dreada Version
No Love Version
Side B –
Peace & Love in the Dub
Wreck Up a Version
Jah Love Rockers
Step It Up in Dub
Dub to the Rescue
Dub Fi Gwan
plus two bonus tracks from the 2xLP re-release SVLP 249 –
Hold Them in Dub
Dub with a View
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Aston ‘Family Man’ Barrett – Family Man in Dub, Heartbeat Records HB 7659, 1999.
Tracklist –
Cobra Style Dub 1970s
Steppers Rock
Familyman Skank
Rebel Am I
E.T. Special
Pleasing Dub
Dubbing Naturally
Dub Combination
Pickney Dub
A Distant Dub
Tribute to Y Mas Gan
Elegant Dub
Iron Rock
Dub Maker
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Prince Jammy – Destroys the Invaders, Greensleeves Records GREL 29, 1982.
Side One –
Conspiracy on Neptune
Martian Encounter
Saturn Bombardment
Attack on Ganymede
Side Two –
War in the Asteroid Belt
The Great Red Spot
Life on Uranus
Final Destruction
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Rocky One RGLP 0020, 1995.
Side A-Big Youth –
A So We Stay
George Foreman
Enjoy Yourself
Georgie
George Foreman Pt. 2
Joe Frazier
Side B-Dillinger –
War is Over
Flour Dumplin
Hold Me Tight
Kublicon
Take a Dip
Bellevue Patient
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I would be really slacking off here if I didn’t post up some music by Earl Zero. Singer/songwriter Earl "Zero" Johnson played a crucial role in the roots age, releasing powerful cultural numbers whose dramatic lyrics were often combined with tough militant backings from the Soul Syndicate band. He created some of the most deeply conscious roots music to come out of Kingston in the mid-to-late 70s. When I saw Earl Zero in 1979, it was Satori in Berkeley. It wasn’t long after that that I had my name changed to Nothin’ in homage to that moment. Don’t really have a dub album by Earl, but on his 2010 release And God Said to Man half the tunes are dub, so if you want it all go buy it. I’m dubbin’ here. This was recorded in Spain by Roberto Sanchez for his A-Lone Production at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio which he set up in 2002 with analog recording & mixes to focus on the late 70s sound of Jamaica. His studio (& now live performance) band Lone Ark Riddim Force have backed artists such as The Heptones & Big Youth. All live instrumentation here is provided by Lone Ark Riddim Forces creating a Channel One feel & style.
from Earl Zero – And God Said to Man, A-Lone Productions ARKLP-001, 2010.
This Side –
A2 – Musical Army Dub
A4 – Wake Up Dub
A6 – New Dub
That Side –
B2 – Judgement Dub
B4 – Thankful Dub
B6 – Jericho Dub
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Sly & Robbie – Meet Bunny Lee at Dub Station, Jamaican Recordings JRLP006, 2002.
Side 1 –
Dub Takeover
Nobodies Dub
A Dub Tribulation
Liquidator Dub
African Dub Child (Part 1)
None Shall Escape the House of Dub
Side 2 –
Legalise the Dub
Satta Massa Dub
A Bad Way to Dub
Dub to the Roots
Zion Gates of Dub
Looking in the Eyes of Dub
Plus two bonus tracks from the CD
African Dub Child (Part 2)
Moving Out of Dubland
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Culture – Rare & Unreleased Dub, Revolver Records REVCD 258, 1989.
Tracklist –
Disobedient Children Dub 1977-78
Forward to Africa Dub
Everyday Love Dub
Skillful Dub
Iron Sharp Dub
Tropical Dub Fever
Heavenly Dub
Harder than the Rest Dub
Freedom Jam Dub
Deep Root Dub
Two Sevens Clash Dub
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Prince Far I – Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 1, ROIR Europe RE129CD, 1991.
Tracklist –
A Message
The Visitor
The Right Way
Long Life
The Encounter
Ghardaia Dub
Mansions of the Almighty
Mozabites
Prince of Peace
Abderrahmane
Prince Far I – Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 2, Front Line Records FLX 4002, 1979.
Side One –
Suru-Lere Dub
Anambra Dub
Kaduna Dub
Oyo Dub
Borno Dub
Side Two –
Ogun Dub
Bendel Dub
Ondo Dub
Gongola Dub
note of confusion: The above album, Chapter 2 was re-released as Dubwise with seven additional tracks. However, the order of the songs was changed, alternate versions of several of the songs were used, & several of the songs were incorrectly labeled. I therefore posted the original vinyl release in the original track order. I have included Side One & Two Virgin Frontline song lists from the original disc with the scans. These labels are from the very first UK press. It had mis-labelled stampers & the sides are reversed. Side One is really Side Two & vice versa. I have left the songs in the order they are labeled, so you can disregard the error or switch them if you want the true order. Have I confused you yet?
Prince Far I – Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 3, Pressure Sounds PS CD007, 1996.
Tracklist –
Plant Up
Back Weh
The Conquest
Final Chapter
Shake the Nation
Homeward Bound
Low Gravity
Mansions of Invention
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Auralux Recordings LUXXLP 015, 2005.
Side A –
Shaolin Temple Dub 1979-82
Wedding Ring Dub
Shine Eye Girl Dub
Reggae Music Dub
Black Heart Man Dub
Side B –
Looking for My Love Dub
Trod with Jah Dub
A Yah We Deh Dub
Why Did You Leave Me Dub
Skylarking Dub
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Tapper Zukie – In Dub, Stars SR 1000, 1977.
Side 1 –
Tappa Zukie in Dub
Pick up the Dub
Dub M.P.L.A.
Beautiful Dub
Prophesy Dub
Falling Dub
Side 2 –
Rush I Some Dub
Cool This Dub
Jah Jah Dub
Judgement Dub
Loving Dub
Rub This Dub
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Burning Spear – Living Dub Volume 1, Burning Spear TG 5184, 1979.
Side One –
Children of Today
Present
Associate
Jah Boto
Side Two –
In Those Days
Irie Niya Keith
Help Us
Musiya
All Over
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People always are saying, “Go big or go home”. Well, I’m gonna go big, then go home.I'm takin' off a few days, so see y'all in Panama, don't forget to wear yer hats.
Here is Lee 'Scratch’ Perry’s three disc epic Arkology for your dub pleasure.
Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry – Arkology 3xCD, Island Jamaica CRNCD 6, 1997.
Dub Revolution (pt. 1) (previously unreleased alternate take) – Lee Perry & The Upsetters
One Step Forward – Max Romeo
One Step Dub (extended mix) – The Upsetters
Vampire – Devon Irons
Vamp a Dub – The Upsetters
Sufferer’s Time (previously unreleased alternate take) – The Heptones
Sufferer’s Dub (extended mix) – The Upsetters
Sufferer’s Heights (alternate mix) – Junior Dread
Don’t Blame on I – The Congoes
Much Smarter – The Meditations
Much Smarter Dub – The Upsetters
Life is not Easy (alternate take) - The Meditations
Life is not Easy Dub (previously unreleased alternate mix) – The Upsetters
Tedious (extended mix) – Junior Murvin
War ina Babylon – Max Romeo
Revelation Dub – The Upsetters
Mr. President – The Heptones & Jah Lion
Chase the Devil – Max Romeo
Dreadlocks in Moonlight – Lee Perry
Dread at the Mantrols – Mikey Dread
In These Times – Errol Walker
In These Times Dub – The Upsetters
Norman (extended Domino mix) – Max Romeo & the Upsetters
Police & Thieves – Junior Murvin
Magic Touch – Glen DaCosta
Soldier & Police War – Jah Lion
Grumblin’ Dub – The Upsetters
Bad Weed (previously unreleased alternate take) – Junior Murvin
John Public – Errol Walkjer
John Public (version) – Errol Walker & Enos Barnes
Roots Train (extended mix with previously unreleased toast) – Junior Murvin & Dillinger
No Peace – The Meditations
No Peace Dub – The Upsetters
Rasta Train (previously unreleased alternate mix) – Raphael Green & Dr. Alimantado
Party Time (pt. 2) – The Upsetters
Vibrate On (previously unreleasaed alternate cut) Augustus Pablo meets The Upsetters
Vibrator (previously unreleased alternate cut) – The Upsetters
Bird in Hand – The Upsetters
Congoman (previously unreleased alternate vocal take) – The Congoes
Dyon Anasawa (alternate mix) – The Upsetters featuring Full Experience
Rastaman Shuffle (previously unreleased alternate mix) – The Upsetters
Why Must I (version)(extended mix with previously unreleased scat vocal) – The Heptones & Lee Perry
Make Up Your Mind – The Heptones
Closer Together – The Upsetters Revue featuring Junior Murvin
Groovy Situation – Keith Rowe
Groovy Dub – The Upsetters & keith Rowe
To Be a Lover (Have Some Mercy) – George Faith
Soul Fire – Lee Perry
Curly Locks – Lee Perry
Feast of the Passover (extended mix) – The Congoes
Roast Fish & Cornbread (extended mix) – Lee Perry
Corn Fish Dub (extended mix) – The Upsetters
Enjoy
NØ
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ps. - Seems I forgot this when I was dancin' to de Dub.
Ubiquity Records UR 2323, 2009.
Side I'n'I -
Riff Raff Rollin'
Lord Kenji
Side Dubspliff -
Gourds of the Desert
Turtle Rock
Happy Halloween, kiddies. Don't eat any razor blades.
NØ
Hello
ReplyDeleteVery great blog/ work.
It is possible to upload the 3rd disc from Lee 'Scratch’ Perry’s Arkology ?? It's run a mistake, have two times the 2nd. Part 1 + 2 is fantastic.
Thanks and greetings
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Family Man in Dub
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Destroys the Invaders
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Head to Head
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And God Said to Man
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At Dub Station
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Rare & Unreleased Dub
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Tapper - In Dub
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Living Dub Volume 1
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Arkology Reel I
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Clutchy meets Lord Kenji in Dub Heaven
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ReplyDeleteThe mega downloads requires a decryption key?
I wanted to sample Culture Rare Dubs and some other albums...
Thanks, it's working now.
ReplyDeleteHi, many thanks for all your shares and your good vibes. I found some dead links here:
ReplyDeletePrince Jammy
Prince Far-I Chapter 1
Thanks for reporting the dead links. They are re-upped & the codes are in the new list. Enjoy.
DeleteCulture – Rare & Unreleased Dub
ReplyDeleteI don't know what this comment means. I checked the decryption code & link, it was working fine, so ??? If you're having problems with MEGA, check the April 1, 2015 MEGA MESS post & comments for remedies. Thanks.
DeleteJust a massive thank you for taking time to share all these. Big respect... the fidelity etc is excellent. Cheers.
ReplyDeletehowdy...where can i get more of this good music? my email address is -mkuwodza@yahoo.co.uk
ReplyDeleteor advise of any other site ..thanks for the vibes.
As a huge fan of Dub, I have posted vast quantities of great Jamaican & Jamaican influenced music. On-U Sound, Wackies, etc. but you'll have to search, as my blog titles are kinda random.
DeleteOne place I get a lot of great JA music is rootsstone1.blogspot.com, good place to start.
This is one of my favorite blogs keep up the good work thanks.
ReplyDeleteGive thanks for the music you have introduced me to... i'm a big reggae fan and some of these dub albums i've never heard. Big up
ReplyDeleteSooo amazing. Endless thanks sir. Much respect.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing all of these! Big, Big thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi. Please share Culture - Rare And Unreleased Dub Vol 2. It's a hot album. I had it but now it's missing. Probably one of my friends liked it too but for himself. Let me know when you post at zzabalaza at gmail dot com. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to share Vol 2, but I don't have it. It is a want of mine for a long time, an unofficial bootlef I'd love to get my hands on. I'd propably strangle my friend if I were you. I'll keep your email just in case & if you ever do find it, how about sharing it forward. I sure would appreciate it. Thank you.
DeleteNØ Greetings from my days off while chatting with my sister I was listen to the King Tubby s album 100% Of Dub,and straight I had an idea to check out in your blog, unfortunately all the links are dead.On my knee ,is any chance to re-upload them? Thank you so much bro
ReplyDeleteI re-uploaded all of the above. Did you need 100% of Dub or some other King Tubby link fixed? Not sure what exactly, let me know.
DeleteNØ Thank you so much for fast feedback....for the King Tubby s 100% Of Dub i have it already ...great album like most of the king album-truly a real goat....Thanks for re-uploading the dead links....All d best bro
DeleteNØ Thanks a lot Im right enjoying Earl Zero album =And God Said to man= The 70 s were really the heyday of the reggae music..a lots of great productions...I remember as a school boy in the island of Saint Louis when I bought for the first time my first reggae Compilation produced by Sly Dunbar in 1979 with artists such like Mikal Rose ( Natural Mystic),The Twinkle Brothers ( Free Africa),....there was a track called Mr Bassie....we had a great time on that island.....stay blessed bro.
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