The Black Lion: The Very Best Of Jah Lloyd (Deluxe Edition)

Tracklist: 

Disc One:

1) Know Yourself Blackman

2) High Society

3) This Ya Corner

4) Psalms One

5) Chapter Two

6) London Dub I

7) Ganja Crop

8) Sunshine Girl

9) Knight Of The Round Table

10) Green Bay Massacre

11) Zion Dub

12) Psalms Two

13) Soldier Round The Corner

14) Channel One

15) No Tribal War

16) Judge Natty

17) Zion Rock

18) Herbs Of Dub

19) Black Love

20) Piece A Banana

21) African Drums (With Bongo Herman)

22) Black Snowfall

23) Bongo Natty

24) Natty Come Yah

25) Eat Good Food

Disc Two

1) Doctor Natty

2) It A Go Dread

3) I And I Search For Survival

4) Natty Dread

5) The Lama (aka The Spiritual Whip)

6) Wisdom

7) Dread Ina Jamdung

8) Hay Fever

9) Flashing Whip

10) Colombia Colly

11) Fat Man

12) Bad Luck Natty

13) Black Lion

14) Little Sally Dater

15) Sata

16) Soldier And Police War

17) No Justice

18) Leggo

19) White Belly Rat

20) Mr. President (With The Heptones)

21) Crying Over You (With The Heptones)

22) Zion Rock

23) Clocktower Station

Disc Three

1) World Class

2) Baby Be True

3) Tom Shooter

4) Killer Flour

5) Stepping Out A Babylon

6) Saint Ann Collie

7) Special Request

8) The Humble One

9) Children Of Men

10) Time Of Weeping

11) Cocaine

12) Book Of Truth

13) Jah Lion

14) Upful Rastaman

15) Dis Ya Sound

16) Green Bay Incident

17) Regae Feeling

18) Black Moses

19) Dispencer

20) I.M.F

21) Rudy Come Back

22) Hold Them Natty Dread

23) Sound Of Psalms

24) Sweat And Tears

25) Punk Reggae

Disc Four

1) Reggae Stick

2) Forgive Them Jah

3) Girl Like You

4) Know Your Culture

5) Leggo Natty Hand

6) Cultural Education

7) Flood Victim

8) Dance Cork

9) Everything Crash

10) King Of Jamdown

11) Am Too Shy

12) Farmer In The Den

13) Life Story

14) Master Degree

15) Lots Of Loving

16) Action

17) Reagan

18) Fight Zero Wondelem

19) When I Went Away

20) Jah Say

21) Give Thanks

22) Everyone Happy

23) Gold Mine

24) Poor Little Fellow

25) No Surrendering

26) Anger And Strife (With Bobby Melody)

27) Defend Jah Love

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The world's finest reggae reissue label strikes again, bringing to the market yet another buried treasure of dub from that genre's heyday in the mid-'70s. As always, the packaging is a labor of love that features rare photos of the artists and liner notes that are detailed and thorough. And as always, the sound is spectacular; Blood and Fire has gained international recognition for its ability to take deteriorated master tapes and dusty vinyl singles and LPs and render them almost pristine without imposing any of the sonic astringency so often associated with digital remastering. This time out the featured album is a rare gem from the Yabby You catalog originally released under the title Yabby You Meets Michael Prophet. Here its original program is expanded by eight tracks, most of them B-side dub versions of singles produced under Yabby You's direction. The dub mixes were overseen by the legendary King Tubby, and as usual, the combination of Yabby You's dark, dread musical vision and Tubby's otherworldly approach to remixing results in many moments of absolute brilliance; in this case, those include a deeply twisted dub of the Yabby Youcomposition "Blood a Go Run Down King Street" ("Heads a Roll Dub") and "Achieving in Dub," on which Tony Tuff chats over a cut of his own vocal performance on "I Must Achieve What Is Mine." But really, there are no weak spots to speak of anywhere on this album. This is a unique and beautiful document of two of roots reggae's greatest talents working together at the height of their powers.
TRACK LIST :

Zambia
Revolution Conference
Zambia Dub Feat Jah Walton
Steppin' High Feat Tommy Mccook
Vengeance In Dub
Mount Zion Version
Heads A Roll Dub
Achieving Dub
No Tarry Yah Version
Dub It To The Top
Rock With Me Dub
Turn Me Loose Dub
Conscious Man Dub
Mash Down Rome Dub
Warn Them Jah Dub
Humanity Dub
Praise You Jah Jah Dub
Tribal War Dub

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1 -Dubs Lives    
2 -Big Dub Rocks    
3 -Dread Dread Dub    
4 -Prince On Dub    
5 -The Collie Man    
6 -Dub Happening    
7 -Hit Me Forward    
8 -Trouble Not Dub    
9 -Lets Dub
10 -The Clean Dub    
11 -Day After Dub    
12 -Greatest Dub    
13 -Good Dub    
14 -Dub Special    
15 -Falling Dub

DISC 1
01 Return of Django - The Upsetters
02 Hurt So Good - Susan Cadogan
03 Beat Down Babylon - Junior Byles
04 Enter the Dragon - Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters
05 Tighten Up The Inspirations
06 Words of My Mouth - The Gatherers
07 Fever - Susan Cadogan
08 Roast Fish and Corn Bread - Lee "Scratch" Perry
09 Bushweed Corntrash - Bunny & Ricky
10 Mr. Cop - Gregory Isaacs
11 The Long Way - Junior Byles
12 Stay Dread - Lee "Scratch" Perry
13 Mistry Babylon - The Heptones
14 Ital Corner - Prince Jazzbo & Max Romeo
15 Big Neck Policeman - Lee "Scratch" Perry
16 Think So - The Meditations
17 Disco Devil - Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Full Experience
18 Bad Weed - Junior Murvin
19 Sipple Out Deh - Max Romeo
20 Free Up the Prisoners - Lee "Scratch" Perry

DISC 2
01 People Funny Boy - Lee "Scratch" Perry
02 Dollar in the Teeth - The Upsetters
03 Shocks of Mighty - Dave Barker & The Upsetters
04 Place Called Africa - Junior Byles
05 Black Man Time - Lee "Scratch" Perry
06 Three Blind Mice - Max Romeo & The Upsetters
07 Do It Baby - Susan Cadogan
08 Rejoice Jah Jah Children - The Silvertones
09 White Belly Rat - Lee Perry
10 Bad Food - Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo
11 Ethiopia Land - Peter Lewis & Paul Lewis
12 Neckodeemus - The Congos
13 City Too Hot - Lee "Scratch" Perry
14 Sons of Slaves - Junior Delgado
15 Cross Over - Junior Murvin
16 Bionic Rats - Lee "Scratch" Perry
17 Vibrate Onn - Augustus Pablo & The Upsetters
18 Soul Fire - Lee "Scratch" Perry
19 Curly Locks - Junior Byles
20 Sick and Tired - Neville Grant

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Keith Hudson - Tuff Gong Encounter

Languishing in the vaults for over thirty years, here are the six tracks that the legendary Keith Hudson recorded at Tuff Gong with the Wailers rhythm section Carlton and Family Man Barrett on drums and bass respectively.  

Tracklist:

01. Swing Easy Dub 03:45
02. Jump in Dubbing 03:39
03. Mama Dub 03:05
04. On the Last Dub 03:38
05. Redemption Song Dub 04:40
06. Road Never End Dub 04:00
07. Drink Milk Dub 03:34
08. See Dem a Come Dub 04:38
09. Skaing Dub 04:51
10. Revolution Rock Dub 03:30
11. Tour Ending Dub 03:46
12. What a Night Dub 03:18

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Bunny Lee's flying cymbals or flyers rhythms dominated the dancehalls and the charts in 1974 and 1975. The style, based on Philadelphia disco and featuring the sound of an open and closed hi-hat, was not necessarily novel, but Lee's use of a number of different elements most certainly was. Johnny Clarke's 1975 interpretation of Earl Zero's "None Shall Escape the Judgement" opened the floodgates for the flyers style. The story had begun the previous year with Lowell "Sly" Dunbar: "Sly played the flying cymbals first... I said to Sly, 'You played it on the Delroy Wilson tune for Channel One named 'It's a Shame' and Sly played it before that with Skin, Flesh & Bones on 'Here I Am Baby (Come and Take Me),' the Al Green tune... with the 'tsk, tsk, tsk' sound on the hi-hat, I named it flyers, but they didn't know what flyers was!" --Lee. Before too long, "every tune we put out we put the rhythm behind it," and every Kingston producer followed suit with their own variations of Striker's flying cymbals rhythms...

Track list :

1. This A The Best Version
2. Believe In Dub
3. Botheration Dub
4. Feel So Good Dub
5. General Dub
6. Get Ready For The Master Dub
7. A Moving Version
8. God Father Dub
9. Behold Dis Ya Dub Of Class
10. Sunny Dub
11. Judah Dub
12. Another Version
13. Talkative Dub
14. Revenge Of The Flying Cymbals
15. Dub Magnificent*
16. Dub From The Roots*
17. A Closer Dub*
18. Dub You Can Feel


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Great compilation of rare and unreleased mid to late seventies Striker Lee material containing some tuff dub mixes of otherwise familiar material.  Highlights include Barrington Spence's Blood Of Babylon, previously only issued as a track featuring I Roy on his 1975 Virgin release Crisis Time, a different take of Wayne Jarrett's ultra heavy Satta Dread and Linval Thompson's Big Big Girl / Ethiopian Girl featuring studio chat and false starts, it's monumental rhythm also used for Tommy McCook's Death Trap which appears here with the "steppers" drum overdub, originally issued as a track on one of McCook's mid-seventies instrumental LP's.  Lee's productions are indeed ubiquitous yet thi album does indeed offer something fresh to even the most jaded of listeners.

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Track listing:

1. Johnny Clarke - Down In Babylon aka Live Up Jah Man (unreleased alternate cut)
2. Barrington Spence - Blood Of Babylon (unreleased dubplate cut)
3. Aggrovators - Blood Of Babylon Dub (unreleased dubplate mix)
4. Vin Gordon & The Aggrovators - Enforcement
5. Tommy McCook - Death Trap (steppers cut)
6. Linval Thompson - Big Big Girl (previously unreleased mix)
7. Linval Thompson - Ethiopian Girl (previously unreleased mix)
8. Johnny Clarke & DJ - Blood Dunza (unreleased dubplate mix)
9. Barry Biggs & Tommy McCook - Tapetone Special (unreleased dubplate)
10. Aggrovators - A Friend Indeed
11. Crucial Dub - Prince Jammy
12. Vin Gordon & The Aggrovators - Split Second
13. Wayne Jarrett - Satta Dread (unreleased alternate cut)
14. Scientist - Satta Dread Dub
15. Cornell Campbell - The Gorgon (Steppers Cut)
16. Linval Thompson - Supernatural Love (previously unreleased)
17. Johnny Clarke - It's A Disgrace (unreleased dubplate mix)*
18. Aggrovators - It's A Disgrace Dub (unreleased dubplate mix)*



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Volver a versionar clásicos ritmos de Studio One se convirtió en la década de 1970 , no sólo con Studio One, pero tanbien con cada productor jamaicano de la Isla, empleando sus propios músicos de diversas disquera para copiar la música de Brentford Road. La música de Studio One Rub-A - Dub cuenta con temas clásicos y raros de este período increíble , de la talla de Cornel Campbell , The Heptones , Johnny Osbourne y muchos otros artistas legendarios


 In the 1970s, Clement Dodd’s legendary Studio One Records went through an amazing period of re-birth working with new artists such as Willie Williams, Lone Ranger, Michigan and Smiley, Horace Andy as well as continuing to work with classic artists such as Alton Ellis, Freddie McGregor, etc. Re-versioning classic Studio One rhythms became the order of the day in the 1970s, not just with Studio One boss Clement ‘Coxsone’ Dodd, but with every Jamaican producer of note employing their own in-house musicians to copy the music emanating from Brentford Road. The music on Studio One Rub-A-Dub features classic and rare tracks from this amazing period, from the likes of Cornel Campbell, The Heptones, Johnny Osbourne and many other legendary artists.

TrackList :
Cornell Campbell - My Conversation
Lone Ranger - Screw Gone A North Coast
Judah Eskender Tafari - Danger In Your Eyes
Rapper Robert & Jim Brown - Minister For Ganja
Freddie McGregor - How Could You Leave
Barry Brown - Give Love
Len Allen Jr - White Belly Rat
Johnny Osbourne - Forgive Them
Jennifer Lara - Natural Mystic
Horace Andy - Happiness
Rapper Robert & Jim Brown - Pirate
Willie Williams - Keep On Moving
Papa Michigan & General Smiley - Jah A The Creator
Ethiopian - Empty Belly
Earl 16 - No Mash Up The Dance
The Jay Tees - Forward To Jah
Lone Ranger - Natty Chalwa


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