DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, November 2008 - Singer Sugar Minott is said to be the Godfather of Rub a Dub. He is well represented in this Rub a Dub experience, together with a whole host of Reggae greats.
The 1980's marked a lot of changes for the Jamaican Music culture. As the Rockers slowed down and the studio's were able to get a fatter sound, a brand new style was born and it was called Rub a Dub style.
Today, it is both recognized as a form of early Dancehall Reggae but equally this style should not be considered as anything else but Roots Reggae.
In this Podcast, we explore especially the singers in Rub a Dub. Singers like Sugar Minott, who is said to be the godfather of the genre. Singers like Barrington Levy, Dennis Brown and Cornell Campbell.
A few Dub versions as well as a couple of DJ tracks complete a great, great excursion into some really crucial material from that time in which the studio's went from almost completely analogue to almost completely digital.
PLAYLIST
01. jennifer lara - natural misty -studio 1 -7inch
02. dennis brown - emanuel - deb music -7inch
03. barrington levy - on the telephone- cornerstone -7inch
version
04. lone ranger - cant stand it - jah life -7inch
05. cornel campbell - two timer - joe gibs -7inch
06. johnny osbourn - kiss some body - jah guidance - 7inch
version
07. carlton livingstone - 100lb collie weed-jah life - 7inch
08. josie whale - let go mi hand -vulcano -7inch
09. dennis brown - want to be no general-deb music - 7inch
10. sugar minott - slice of the cake-nura - 7inch
11. sugar minott - roseybell -gorgon records - 7inch
12. barrington levy - open book -gorgon records - 7inch
version
13. dennis brown - created by the father -joe gibbs - 7inch
14. gregory isaacs - mr cop -micron - 7inch
15. big joe - better dread -gorgon records - 7inch
16. ...........? - hornsman dub -bellville hill - 7inch
17. barrington levy - looking my love - jah guidance -7 inch
flabba version
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