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Yes Breda! "Jahoviah Dub" is great. Always one of mi favorite versions.


BLESS

i can't pick a fave dub lp, there are some good, better, best lp's.

i would quote"beware"yabby u
"roots of dub"king tubby
augustus pablo"king tubby meets the rockers uptown"
"garvey's ghost" burning spear
black uhuru"uhuru in dub"mixed by prince jammy
prince fari"dub to africa

definately Dub Landing vol1

Recently got D. Witter "Mawamba Dub (Warrior) Chapter One and Mawamba Dub (Warrior) Chapter Two with World Sound & Power.

They are both excellent dub albums with some very heavy vibes.

Also Jimmy Radway "Hug a Dub", agin another very heab=vy dub album.

There is just so much good dub to find it a never ending quest.

Dave

yes...i just got lion v dragon in dub..with some great mixes by a pablo, dennis bovell, keith hudson, johnny clarke, etc....very melodica orientated, lots of pablo influence, good vocal snippets, a great album from my local library

dub duel..scientist v professor at king tubbys...ive got this n its wondrous dub you know, with fine vocal snippets too.who was the professor anyhow?

prolly means
mad scientist?

sean wrote:who was the professor anyhow?

"**[Winston Brown](http://www.roots-archives.com/artist/803)**"

("**[Mad Professor](http://www.roots-archives.com/artist/84)**", on the other hand, is Neil Fraser).



Back on topic;

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The Tubby Side! Does that count? Absolute wall-shaking murdah!

thats what i meant, mad prof
a bit..er..uh...buzzed.