Thanks Dub: 5 – Ashanti Waugh: Jah Love: 6 – Ashanti Waugh: Jah Dub: 7 – Locksley I: Lead Me On: 8 – Black Roots: Lead Dub: 9 – Sammy Dread: Talk It Over: 10 – Black Roots: Talk It Dub: 11 – Sugar Minott: Be Careful: 12 – Sly & Robbie: Careful Dub: 13 – Little John: Wake Up: 14 – Sly & Robbie: Wake The Dub: 15 – Danny 4/5(1).

Dec 31,  · ‎Album · · 20 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. Try it free. Black Roots 9 Talk It Over Sammy Dread 10 Talk It Dub Black Roots 11 Be Careful Sugar Minott 12 Careful Dub Sly & Robbie 13 Wake Up Little John 14 Wake the Dub Sly & Robbie 15 Run Come Danny DreadReleased on: January 01,

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Roots & Dub Vol 1 on Discogs. Label: Sip A Cup Records - GPCD,Sip A Cup Records - GPLP • Format: CD • Country: UK • Genre: Reggae • Style: Dub, Roots Reggae5/5(1).

Introducing CD 'Roots & Dub' by Various. [Label] Smugg UK [Price] ¥0 [Genre] Heavyweight Dance '' TRACKS: 1) Bim Sherman - Hapiness 2) Yabby Youth - Happiness Dub 3) Horace Andy - Thanks & Praises 4) Horace Andy - Thanks Dub 5) Ashanti Waugh - Jah Love 6) Ashanti Waugh - Jah Dub 7) Licksley I - Lead Me On 8) Black Roots - Lead Dub 9) Sammy Dread - Talk It Over 10) Black Roots - .

Discogs: CD, Roots Of Dub Funk (The Dub Experience). リリースのクレジット、レビュー、トラックを確認し、購入。4/5(5).

For me, the only other outstanding track is "Academy Award Version". There are a few others I rate as good: "Keep on Dubbing" and "Free Us Dub" by the Twinkle Brothers, "Roots Natty Roots (Version)" (dub of a Johnny Clarke track), "Roof Top Dub" (nice dub of "I Need a Roof"), and, despite the awful pun in the title, "Lowers Frock" by Roots Radics/5(38).

Dub Affairs Vol.1 by Various, released 03 December 1. A1. Biodub - ADJB 2. A2. Desove - Countermeasure Dub 3. A3. Hemisphere Dub - Oblige Au Silence 4. A4. Hieronymus - Lightyear 5. A5. Hieronymus - Talk Mirror Dub 6. B1. Subset - Rivers Of Dub 7. B2. Upwellings* - Satta Down Dub 8. B3. Xoki - Whistlerblower 9. B4. Zzzzra - Bulles Et Filaments Cat.#.

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