DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, March 2008 - Time for a deep excursion into King Tubby's Time in the first episode of a crucial two-part series on the Godfather and (thus) King of DUB. Time for a Tribute to the King who was so brutally shot to death about two decades ago.
Unlike Channel One and Studio One, King Tubby's studio did not have a studio band. There was simply no place for it. He did record singers and DJ's, though, and most of all: thousands and thousands of DUB Remixes.
The original multi-track tapes were taken to him by countless of producers, who would record the music in one of the other studio's. But without the mark of the King of DUB, no self-respecting producer could release their music, or so it seemed back in the days.
Tubby's Time takes us back to that time. A time before there was a mention of electronica and automated mixing boards, even though the engineers at King Tubby's dreamt about them. Deep, deep DUB in a time wherein everyone was still a pioneer and King Tubby was still living to rule them all...
PLAYLIST
01. Johnny Clarke – upright version
02. mbv – no parole
03. Jah Stitch – baby rocking dub
04. Pablo Experience – east Africa
05. Trinity – harvest time
06. King Miguel - caymanas rock
07. Augustus Pablo – liberation
08. Big Joe - set your face at ease version
09. Leroy Smart - get smart version
10. Soul Syndicate - zimbabwe continually
11. Prince Jazzbo - every nigger is a winner version
12. Lacksley Castle - babylon fall
13. Brent Dowe - deh pon di wicked
14. Observer All The Way - one foot sammy
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