DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, January 2008 - Yigal Bubet aka Ganjah Vibes and Barak Shalit aka Skunkride team up once again in Tel Aviv to bring us an hour of pure Reggae niceness in their weekly radio show Balaganjah.
And this time, they do it in a stricktly Rub a Dub style!
It cannot be said enough: most Reggae historians only look to the 1970's and before, completely ignoring the enormous amount of crucial material that was produced during the Rub a Dub era of the 1980's.
Does it say a thing about the average age of the average Reggae Historian with connections to the more or less official channels of re-issue labels et cetera? That could very well be the case, but who cares when we have the Podosphere inna Cyberspace where there is a Reggae Mix for everyone!
In this Rub a Dub Session, we are definitely being treated to some of the better works from the 1980's. Barrington Levy's "Prison Oval Rock" and Ranking Dread's classic "Fattie Boom Boom" are just two out of 13 tracks of the predominantly Jamaican based material in this hour of pure Rub a Dub niceness.
PLAYLIST
01. johnny clarke - rude dub
02. johnny osbourne - no lolipop no sweet so
03. barrington levy - prison oval rock
04. freddie mcgregor - big ship
05. sylvan white - africans unite
06. barrington levy & jah thomas - tribute to moa anbesa
07. benie man - over the sea
08. billy boyo - one splif a day
09. ranking dread - fatty boom boom
10. sister nancy - any man
11. eastwood & saint - talk about run
12. smiley culture - scam bam
13. philip levi - mi god mi king
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