King Of Dub

Recorded at Channel One, Kingston, Jamaica. Edited at Bullwackie Studio, New York, USA. Mixed at King Tubbys Studio, Joe Gibbs Recordings Studio, Kingston, Jamaica and Shep Recording Sudio, New York, USA. Liner Notes: This form of music started in the dance halls in the early 60s by some of the pioneer record producers. Mainly Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee, by both of whom I’ve been tremendously influenced… As a youth, from Jones and Trench Town, I’ve learned you must have an adequate power amplifier, right preamp and speakers… For the right sound and effect, King Tubbys “the dubmaster” is a must, knowing when to bring in the Rhythm and leggo the Bass and Drum. This album, it’s clean, heavy and right effects; we diged into the Rhythm vault and came up with TEN of the Hardest Rhythm Tracks. You’ll be convinced that this is the King of Dub. Brad Osborne Riddim directory: 01 Barry Brown - No Wicked Shall Enter The Kingdom Of Zion 02 Delroy Wilson - Movie Star 03 Delroy Wilson - Miss Grace 04 Horace Andy - Money Is The Root Of All Evil 05 Horace Andy - You Are My Angel 06 Johnny Clarke - Blood Dunza 07 Cornell Campbell - Queen Of The Minstrel // Girl Of My Dreams 08 Gregory Isaacs - One More Time 09 Ronnie Davis - Fancy Make Up 10 Stalag 18