Yes it is Bless

Dub Syndicate - Pure Thrillseekers is essentially a collection of previously released Dub Syndicate material from the Europe-based Lion & Roots label (much of it familiar to No Bed of Roses & Acres of Space owners, listeners, or followers).

Dub Syndicate – Pure Thrillseekers, Shanachie 45062, 2005.
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Tracklist –

Tricks (vocals by Cornell Campbell)

Weeping Eyes (vocals by Gregory Isaacs)

Breath of Fresh Air

Guns & Cocaine Crime (vocals by Jah Bless)

One in a Billion (vocals by Luciano)

Private Dub

Kingston 14 (vocals by Gregory Isaacs)

Time Dub

Ready for the World (vocals by Moses)

God is a Man (vocals by Junior Reid)

Yes it is Bless (vocals by Little David)

Sound Clash (extended)

bonus tracks –

Time (live)

Time (version)

Live on, Style!

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Delayed Impact

Massive Dub from Clive Chin recorded at Randy's Studio 17 North Parade Kingston Jamaica between 1972 & 1975 with all the heavy hitters: Bertram "Ranchie" McLean, Karl Pitterson, Mikey Chung, & Tarzan Nelson – guitar; Ansel Collins – keyboards & melodica; Augustus Pablo, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Robbie Lyn, & Tyrone Downie – keyboards; Tommy McCook – tenor saxophone; Vin Gordon – trombone; "Chicago" Steve – harmonica; Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Lloyd Parks, & Val Douglas – bass; Eric Lamont – percussion; & Carlton Barrett, Mikey "Boo" Richards, & Sly Dunbar – drums.

Impact All Stars – Forward the Bass: Dub from Randy's 1972-1975,
Blood & Fire BAFLP 022, 1998.
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Side One –

Jaro

Maro

Ordinary Version Chapter 3

Extraordinary Version

Wire Dub

Shining Dub

Easy Come Dub

Side Two –

Dubwise Situation

Last of the Jestering

Oh Jah Dub

Sabotage Dub

S-Corner Dub

Just Another Dub

Upbeat Version

Verdict in Dub

Enjoy,

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Deadly Dreams

Various – The Men with the Deadly Dreams cassette, White Stains Tapes werk 002, 1981.

Side A –

Christopher R. Watson – News Cut-up 2/5/81

Rema Rema – Why ask why?

Eyeless in Gaza – Pale saints

Culturcide – Land of Birds

Side B –

Chris Carter – Climbing

Rema Rema – Christopher

A House – Words From a Radio

Richard H. Kirk – Powermad

M. A. Peacock – Voices

Enjoy,

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Bright Star

My friend Jonder said it best:

"It was nice of Bernie Sanders to fill in as a guest blogger while Farmer Nathan was busy toiling in the fields."

I am deeply indebted to Senator Sanders, but he doesn't post enough musick. Let's start to fix that right now.

Tenor Saw (Clive Bright) was a Prince of Jamaican Dancehall. He is hailed as one of the most influential singers of the Jamaican digital era of the mid 80s.

In August 1988 he was killed by a motor vehicle in Houston, Texas. The official cause of death was listed as a hit & run accident. Many of those who knew him insisted that he was murdered. He was only 21 years old.

I like dancehall style well enough, but around here we favor Dub. Here's a compilation of Tenor Saw Dubwise.

Tenor Saw - In Dub, various sources, 1985.
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Tracklist -

Lots of Dub
Woman Dub
Shirley Dub
Sunday Dub
Eni Meeni Mini Mo Dub
Progress Dub
Dub Fever
Give Up Dub
Jah Guide Dub
I & I Dub
Rub-A-Dub Dub
Run Come Dub Me
Time Dub
Praise Jah with Dub

Enjoy,
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