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Description:
During the early 1970s, a maverick Jamaican producer known as King Tubby (aka Osbourne Ruddock--he was born in Kingston in 1941) embarked upon a series of pivotal recordings, ultimately creating a reggae offshoot called dub. First, he pared his forces down to a drum kit and bass and slowed the tempo until a bottom-heavy, primal heartbeat emerged. Over this framework, spare vocal and instrumental riffs emerged from layers of echoing reverb and artful distortion, erecting atmospheric soundscapes bound for infinity. This classic album is a primer for how Tubby could harness raw rhythmic power through his subtle, imaginative grasp of texture and dynamics. A potent rhythm team, including Robbie Shakespeare (one half of the famed Sly & Robbie combo) on bass, Earl "Chinna" Smith on guitar, and a rough-and-ready brass section, surrounds the organ-piano and clavinet (mouth-blown keyboard clarinet) of Augustus Pablo with hip, stylish Kingstonian street-bred attitude.
Track Listing:
| 1. |
Keep On Dubbing
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| 2. |
Stop Them Jah
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| 3. |
Young Generation Dub
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| 4. |
Each One Dub
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| 5. |
555 Dub Street
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| 6. |
Brace's Tower Dub
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| 7. |
Brace's Tower Dub No 2
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| 8. |
King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown
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| 9. |
Corner Crew Dub
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| 10. |
Skanking Dub
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| 11. |
Frozen Dub
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| 12. |
Satta Dub
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