Dennis Brown at OBserver...and the obligatory bone-crsuhing KIng Tubby dubs...if you can get your hands on the Canadian press of Deep Down, you'd be set
Dubbing With the Observer - King Tubby and Niney (Observer) think Trojan repressed this - any dub head worth his salt has the goods
Dennis with Phill Pratt - you see both these names on a record, you buy it
Al Campbell with Phill Pratt - ditto
Wailers with Lee PErry
Glen Brown/MIller with himself - an absolutely astonishing body of work
Horace Andy/Wayne JArrett with Wackie's
Reggae Goodies vol 1 - Various (Wackie's) NY roots LP of the finest quality
Bob ANdy - Song Book (Studio 1) you can pick up fione sounding 80's pressings of this for cheap - is there any better reggae LP?
Sugar Minott at Studio 1
all the Treasure ISle/Duke Reid classics - gorgeous soulful rocksteady mixed by a perfectionist Tubby
Winston Riley's early stuff
no ALpha Blondy
Johnnie OSbourne 70-83 (Studi 1, Riley, L Thompson and his work in Toronto)
Dennis Brown at OBserver...and the obligatory bone-crsuhing KIng Tubby dubs...if you can get your hands on the Canadian press of Deep Down, you'd be set Dubbing With the Observer - King Tubby and Niney (Observer) think Trojan repressed this - any dub head worth his salt has the goods Dennis with Phill Pratt - you see both these names on a record, you buy it Al Campbell with Phill Pratt - ditto Wailers with Lee PErry Glen Brown/MIller with himself - an absolutely astonishing body of work (inlcluding his soul tunes) Horace Andy/Wayne JArrett with Wackie's Reggae Goodies vol 1 - Various (Wackie's) NY roots LP of the finest quality Bob ANdy - Song Book (Studio 1) you can pick up fione sounding 80's pressings of this for cheap - is there any better reggae LP? Sugar Minott at Studio 1 all the Treasure ISle/Duke Reid classics - gorgeous soulful rocksteady mixed by a perfectionist Tubby Winston Riley's early stuff no ALpha Blondy Johnnie OSbourne 70-83 (Studi 1, Riley, L Thompson and his work in Toronto) any of Dave Barker's soul-tinged 60's material early Slim SMith/Techniques Just about any era of Heptones Summer records material from Toronto BArry Brown/Roots Radics Rod Taylor/King CUlture LP Keith hudosn/Familyman Barrett collabs
I kinda like these 2 breakbeaty dub tunes as well.
for Jamaican jazz
Harold Butler Light of Saba Cedric Brooks/JAckie Mittoo Count Ossie/Cedric Brooks TOmmy McCook Ernest Ranglin LEnnie HIbbert
The Trojan Box sets are a great deal. 3 CDs for about $18. Usually there's quite a bit of interesting stuff on there. I like the rare and unreleased set and the soulful one is cool too.
The Trojan Box sets are a great deal. 3 CDs for about $18. Usually there's quite a bit of interesting stuff on there. I like the rare and unreleased set and the soulful one is cool too.
Big cosign. I have 6 of these (Dub, Instrumentals, Sixties, Mod, Skinhead, UK Reggae). All worth checking out.
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Toyan's Cuss Cuss is my shit...
Dennis Brown at OBserver...and the obligatory bone-crsuhing KIng Tubby dubs...if you can get your hands on the Canadian press of Deep Down, you'd be set
Dubbing With the Observer - King Tubby and Niney (Observer) think Trojan repressed this - any dub head worth his salt has the goods
Dennis with Phill Pratt - you see both these names on a record, you buy it
Al Campbell with Phill Pratt - ditto
Wailers with Lee PErry
Glen Brown/MIller with himself - an absolutely astonishing body of work
Horace Andy/Wayne JArrett with Wackie's
Reggae Goodies vol 1 - Various (Wackie's) NY roots LP of the finest quality
Bob ANdy - Song Book (Studio 1) you can pick up fione sounding 80's pressings of this for cheap - is there any better reggae LP?
Sugar Minott at Studio 1
all the Treasure ISle/Duke Reid classics - gorgeous soulful rocksteady mixed by a perfectionist Tubby
Winston Riley's early stuff
no ALpha Blondy
Johnnie OSbourne 70-83 (Studi 1, Riley, L Thompson and his work in Toronto)
any of Dave Barker's soul-tinged 60's material
early Slim SMith/Techniques
Just about any era of Heptones
Summer records material from Toronto
BArry Brown/Roots Radics
Rod Taylor/King CUlture LP
for Jamaican jazz
Harold Butler
Light of Saba
Cedric Brooks/JAckie Mittoo
Count Ossie/Cedric Brooks
TOmmy McCook
Ernest Ranglin
LEnnie HIbbert
and endless more selections.
K in Canada.
heptones - on top
don carlos - natty dread have him credintials , or, raving tonight
clocktower productions including :
horace andy - pure ranking
linval thompson -
techniques productions including :
johnny osbourne - come back darling
super cat - don dada
tenor saw - ring the alarm
lee perry - scratch & company
burning spear - marcus garvey, social living
prince tony robinson productions including :
u roy - dread in a babylon, natty rebel
gladiators - trenchtown mix up
united artists series lps by
delroy wilson, heptones, horace andy, pablo moses, etc
hugh mundel - africa must be free
& of course
congos - heart of the congos
Huge cosign, butter to my ears
Big cosign. I have 6 of these (Dub, Instrumentals, Sixties, Mod, Skinhead, UK Reggae). All worth checking out.
Some heavy shit on here (a few stinkers too to be honest but 95% essential)
and enjoy.
Save for the Big Yotuh and accompanying LP, Buster didn't do much beyond the ska/rocksteady era.
Coxsone looks to be represented quite heavily to me, K.
english plaese...
Dude he is saying that there are a ton of Dodd releases already noted in this thread
K.
P.S. Thanks for the translations, mes amis.