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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook

21 July 2018

In the Ol’ Family Tradition

One of our neighbors found three abandoned new-born kittens (about two weeks old) in the crawlspace under his porch. Black Dahli opened her humongous heart & volunteered us to foster one of the little suckers. So now we're bottle feeding Dusty Crusty Punk (we determined he was a small black male after we removed dust-balls bigger than he from his filthy coat - the name just appeared). This is a round the clock task for BD, Lao Elanya, & moi, so I haven't had any time for this here web-log. That said, here's the Dub I'm Dubbin' at the Casa Nada at the present.




This here is the 1980 re-release of the 1977 smash hit Tradition in Dub. Only the names had been changed to bend your mind a bit. Trillin’!

Tradition here are: Les McNeil - vocals; Chris "Buff Head" Henry - guitar; Paul "Echo" Thompson - keyboards & vocals; Paul Dawkins - bass; & Tony "Drummie" Matthews - drums.

Recorded at Gooseberry Sound Studio. Produced by David Tyrone



Tradition - High Risk Dub, Venture Records CUT 6, 1980.
decryption code in comments

The In Side -

Groove One - Entrance Fee
Groove To -  Nasal Passage
Groove Tree - Intermediate Level
Groove For - Caucasian Occasion
Groove Sink - Tea Time

The Out Side -

Groove Sicks - There a Lot of it About
Groove Severn - Not as Easy as it Seems
Groove Ate - It Wasn’t Quite what I Expected
Groove Nein - All Comes Out in the Wash
Groove Off - I Thought it Would Never End

Dub fer the week-end,

5 comments:

  1. YAkIXDoSdEyjn6ZhN4igvxtBG6wjdXgq7iSxXfBRfo0

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  2. Thanks for these awesome music. A bug hug from Colombia

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  3. thank you for all the working links :-)

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  4. I was trying to figure out whether =Tradition in Dub= and =High Risk Dub= were the same (I have the latter, but don't have the former), and then discovered you had written about it, and figured you would know. And you did! Cheers.

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    1. thanks to all for the comments. glad to see this is still getting a work-out even now. great great DUB.

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