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AGGROVATORS - SEARCH FOR DUB (10")BACK IN PRINT! On 10-inch vinyl, here are two killer dubs from The Aggrovators. The band was named by the legendary Bunny "Striker" Lee who produced these two rare dubs by Johnny Clarke and Delroy Wilson. SIDE 1: 1. THE SEARCH FOR DUB (SEARCHING FOR YOU - JOHNNY ... read more » |
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ANDY, HORACE - YOU ARE MY ANGEL/VERSIONOn this 7-inch the timeless 'You Are My Angel' is backed up by a rocking KING TUBBY dub cut. |
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BOOTHE, KEN - YOU'RE NO GOOD/OUT OF ORDER DUBA wonderful reggae single, produced by Bunny Lee in the late '70s, reissued on 7-inch wax! |
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BROWN, DENNIS - DUBBING AT KING TUBBYDennis Brown's most prolific period is said to be with producer Niney The Observer, who led the singer down a more roots-orientated avenue and put Brown on some of his heaviest rhythms, which were then mixed by the Dub Master himself, King Tubby. 'Dubbing At King Tubby's' ... read more » |
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BROWN, DENNIS - MONEY IN MY POCKET/VERSIONDennis Brown's 1979 single 'Money In My Pocket' returns to 7-inch vinyl, complete with its original flip. |
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CAMPBELL, CORNELL - GREENWICH FARM SESSIONSRSD 2019 release. Compilation of some of Cornell Campbell's finest tracks cut with the great producer Bunny Lee alongside their dub cuts that were worked over at King Tubby's studio. |
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CAMPBELL, CORNELL - NATTY DREAD IN A GREENWICH FARM/VERSIONReissue of mid '70s roots reggae/lovers rock. |
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CAMPBELL, CORNELL - THE GORGON/GORGONWISE VERSIONThe king of dance sings 'The Gorgon' with the great U-ROY toasting to the vibes on the B-side. |
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CLARKE, JOHNNY - DON'T STAY OUT LATEJohnny Clarke stands tall as one of the great vocalists that ruled the Jamaican reggae scene from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s dancehall period. This is a reissue of his 1977 album'Don't Stay Out Late'. |
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CLARKE, JOHNNY - DON'T STAY OUT LATEJohnny Clarke stands tall as one of the great vocalists that ruled the Jamaican reggae scene from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s dancehall period. This is a reissue of his 1977 album 'Don't Stay Out Late'. |
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CLARKE, JOHNNY - I DONT WANT TO BE A RUDE BOY/VERSIONBacked with its dub version, Johnny Clarke's 1975 roots reggae single 'I Don't Want To Be A Rude Boy' is now available again on 7-inch vinyl. |
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KELLY, PAT - SOMEBODY'S BABY/I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVEFeaturing a different flip than its original 1968 single release, here's a fine tune by rocksteady artist Pat Kelly. |
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KING TUBBY - DUB FROM THE ROOTSOriginally dating back to 1974, this excellent album by King Tubby is now available again on CD. |
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KING TUBBY - HOMETOWN HI-FI DUBPLATE SPECIALS 1975-1979King Tubby's Hometown Hi-Fi was one the great sound systems in Jamaica. It also proved a fantastic outlet for the Dub Plate Specials cut at Tubby's studio, providing exclusive cuts to be played out and to intice the dance's audience. The tracks at the time were mainly cut ... read more » |
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KING TUBBY - THE ROOTS OF DUBA superb release of classic early King Tubby material. These are essential cuts for the fans! This collection was previously issued in 1990. |
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KING TUBBY VS. CHANNEL ONE - DUB SOUNDCLASHKing Tubby's and Channel One were two of the great studios that produced so many of the great reggae rhythms in Kingston. Sit back and enjoy two great institutions of the reggae sound, battling it out for sumpremacy. The winner? We will leave that decision up to the ... read more » |
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LOVINDEER - DE BLINKIN' BUSJamaican Art Records was world famous with a few releases in the '90s, and is now back to present you all time reggae classics in a good quality sound with original sleeves and artwork. They kick off with the top ranking album by Lloyd Lovindeer, 'De Blinkin' Bus', ... read more » |
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MAL-ONE - PUNK TIMESRSD 2019 release. Artist Mal-One emerged at an early age from the punk scene in West London and now has successfully exhibited alongside such artists as Banksy, Goldie and Peter Blake amongst others. |
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NINEY THE OBSERVER - DUBBING WITH THE OBSERVERNiney the Observer's first dub album Dubbing With The Observer was cut at King Tubby's Studio with Tubby himself reworking Niney's rhythms and adding his magic as only he could do. Niney The Observer (b. Winston Holness, 1951 Montego Bay, Jamaica) by the early 70s had ... read more » |
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PABLO, AUGUSTUS - ROCKERS AT KING TUBBYSThis compilation features a set of rhythms that have King Tubby and Phillip Smart at the controls, and Augustus Pablo adding his musical flavour to the mix. TRACKLISTING: 01. A GOOD HEARTED MELODY 02. PROPHECY A FULFILL 03. OH MAMA OH 04. DESIRE 05. FEEL THE SPIRIT 06. INNA ... read more » |
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PERRY, LEE -VS BUNNY STRIKER LEE- - DUB SOUNDCLASHOn this release one can hear the distinctive sound of Lee Perry's Black Ark studio with his echo-plex giving his trademark whirling style against Bunny Lee's rhythms cut at many different studios. The outcome of the Soundclash? We will leave that decision up to you, the ... read more » |
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ROOTS RADICS - DUBBING AT CHANNEL 1A collection that presents The Roots Radics cutting rhythms in their favourite environment: the famous Channel One Studios. On this occasion we hear the band working with producer Ossie Thomas for his own Black Solidarity label. It's a match made in Heaven. |
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SLY & ROBBIE - DUB SESSIONS 1978-1985These rare dubs are taken from the original master tapes. You may have heard the tunes before, but never in these versions. So sit back and enjoy some essential reggae history in the making... |
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SMART, LEROY - MR. RICH MAN/VERSIONReissue of a '77 single. The flip contains a nice dub version. |
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U-ROY - WAKE THE NATION/NON-VIOLENCEU-Roy's 'Wake The Nation' was originally released in 1983. On this reissue it's backed with the rare tune 'Non-Violence'. |
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