Dub Reggae International

A new work in the dub genre!!

A new track in funky dub style!!

The seventies is the decade recalled as the golden age of roots reggae, primarily due to the fact that during these years many legendary artists came to prominence. Prince Far I was born Michael James Williams in Spanish Town, Jamaica in 1945. Growing up in the Waterhouse area of Kingston he attended dances MC'd by the early DJs who would become his inspiration.The real "voice of thunder". For some reason people remember Far I as a huge man, a gentle giant. On the contrary, he was quite slight -- five foot nine inches. The second landmark album was "Under Heavy Manners" for producer Joe Gibbs, engineered by Erroll Thompson. It contained the Prince's first big Jamaican hit single, "Heavy Manners".

Prince Far I, a man to grace any style with wisdom, a chanter to quake the walls of the city, a preacher to strike fear in the weakheart, humble in the garden and proud in the city, was shot dead in Jamaica, September 15 1983 one year short of his 40th birthday princefari.com

Creation Dub ... with tracks ....

00:00 Ronin, by Dubbusters meets Espiralia Dub. Puebla, México. [Green Beats]

03:42 Exuvia, by Ashkabad. Avignon, France. [ODG]

07:24 Freedom Dub, by Imanytree Meets Askan Vibes. Paris, France. [ODG]

11:17 Dub Escape Plan (feat. Mintao), by Jean-Paul Dub. Caen, France.[Vaticaen]

17:50 The End, by Full Dub. Dijon, France. [ODG]

23:35 Creation (Melodica Cut) (feat. Bluez), by Dub Riots & Indamouse. Athens, Greece. [Dubophonic]

28:01 Mastoul Dubwise (Hamada Helal reworks), by FootPrint System. Paris France. [ODG]

31:16 Cross Rulings, by Tiburk. Tours, France. [ODG]

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1 Roberdub Tune by Rob le Dub

2 Higher Judgement by Aba Shanti I & Dubkasm

3 FAR EAST DUBWISE by SINGIE SHANTI

4 MESSAGE FROM THE CONGO by (GEMINI) BOB SOUL / BILLY HUTCH & KING TUBBY

5 God Nah Sleep by Chuck Fenda

6 Natty - extended 1977 by All For One One For All

7 Some A Them Say Them A Rasta by Jacob Miller

8 Let Us Pray / Dread In The Mountain by BLACK UHURU

9 PROFESSIONAL GANJA SMOKER (STAGALAG 2012) by GENERAL LEVY

10 Youthman Special (Trensum Intl) by Credential Roots

11 Jah Jah Rule (Tempo Riddim) by Burro Banto

12 SHAPE OF YOU'RE MIX Ft. GENERAL LEVY by Chopstick

13 REMIX RIDDIM GATE (Weedy G Soundforce 2014) by Agent Sasco Torch & Bugle

14 Love It A Kill Me + version (Firehouse Dub Store Records) by John Wayne

15 Back Off Ringcraft by Johnny Osbourne

16 Anywhere I Go + RasTafarI Before Dubwise by Wolete Seyon & Jonah Dan

17 Rasta Dub 7" by King Tubby

18 PREE THE MONEY - IRIE ITES RECORDS by KING KONG

19 WAKE UP THE TOWN - IRIE ITES RECORDS by KING KONG Ft. EEK A MOUSE

20 Nail Me Up by IBlack Lion

21 Lift Up Your Conscience (1978) by ISRAEL VIBRATION

22 Beware 7" by WAYNE WADE

23 KILLER ROOTS DUB 70'S DANCEHALL by King Tubby

1 Radio Tune Roberdub by Rob le Dub

2 DONT KILL YOUR BROTHER (12" VERSION - LIONS DEN) by BREDRIN RECORDS FEAT ECHO RANKS

3 We Na Give Up & Dub - (12" Rockers Forever 1986) by Anthony Johnson

4 What One Dance Can Do - Version by Beres Hammond

5 Evey Knee Shall Bow by Garnett Silk, Cocoa Tea & Charlie Chaplin

6 Ravi Shankar by Dub Syndicate

7 Jump Up Pon It by Brother Culture

8 ~dub party by Mad Professor & Lee "Scratch" Perry

9 Time Bomb by Michael Rose & System Error

10 Time Bomb (feat Michael Rose - dub) by System Error

11 Step It Up/Youthman Dub by Barry Brown & Prince Jammy

12 Late Night Blues & Dub by Don Carlos

13 I Love King Selassie by Black Uhuru

14 Epic (extended - Conscious Sounds Records 2005) by Bush Chemists

15 Give Us A Little Love (Bird Beats Dubstep Remix 2011) by Johnny Osbourne

16 JORDAN RIVER - DUBPLATE MIX by BURNING SPEAR

17 HUMBLE BROTHER - DUBWISE by THE SUPREME

18 Keep You Dancing (with Dub Syndicate) by Bim Sherman

19 Wickest Dub (LP Burning Sounds 1996) by King Tubbys & Scientist

20 Strictly Culture - Extended by Don Carlos

21 SATAN - RARE DUBPLATE MIX by DENNIS BROWN

THAT UNTIL THAT DAY

That until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and

permanently discredited and abandoned.

That until there are no longer first class and second class citizens of any nation

That until the colour of a man's skin is no more significance than the colour of his eyes

That until the basic human rights are equally guaranteed to all, without regard to race

That until that day, the dream of lasting peace and world citizenship and the rule of

international morality will remain but a fleeting illusion to be pursued but never attained

Until bigotry and prejudice and malicious and inhuman self interest have been replaced by

understanding and tolerance and goodwill

Until all Africans stand and speak as free beings, equal in the eyes of the Almighty

Until that day, the African continent will not know peace. We Africans will fight, if

necessary, and we know that we shall win, as we are confident in the victory of good over

evil.

(pickoutrecords.bandcamp.com/al...m/album/badness)

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On 13th Of January 2018,

Peng Sound is representing, full charge, with

Dubkasm / Gorgon Sound / Ishan Sound / Ossia and Wilfy Rootikal all making their way over from Bristol to Berlin for this big dance here >>

A Bass Odyssey - Celebrating 50 Years of Sound System Culture

Wilfy Rootikal, who has been flying the flag for Peng Sound dances in Bristol of late, and who is fast making a name for himself in Bristol's soundsystem circuits, has stepped up for a special all vinyl & dubplate selection to promote this cause.

Recorded with one deck and plenty hardware effects, in dubwise style and fashion,

Bristol gems, Peng Sound material, dubplates and top draw external sounds all make their way into this mix.

check here for more info:

abassodyssey.com