Hello,
Heartbeat recently released this Alvin Ranglin dub.
How crucial is this music?
(Already got the macca roots man dub from ranglin on the Jamaican gold label)
Thanks for any review
Bassi
Roots Man Dub
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DUDLEY 1NE
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Re: Roots Man Dub
it's like in the same session as the macca roots man dub,so if you have that pick up this
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/3999
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/3999
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Lion
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Re: Roots Man Dub
It's the lp Rootsman dub plus bonus tracks 7" and 12" versions and not every thing is GG production on the 2e lp/cd.
If you don't have the Rootsman dub album buy it.
(i have it dubbel ina the hous now vinyl junkie seen.)
The Jamaican Gold stuff is different =Macca Roots man dub+
Lion
If you don't have the Rootsman dub album buy it.
(i have it dubbel ina the hous now vinyl junkie seen.)
The Jamaican Gold stuff is different =Macca Roots man dub+
Lion
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wareika
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Re: Roots Man Dub
Atually, Ranglin also issued some stuffs from other producers with his GG Master Tapes business. Sometime with GG label and sometime with different label (i.e. some Spear stuff on Burning Spear label).
For this Rootsman Dub LP, it seems there are several pressings with some differences. Mine is a Jam one with 5 tracks on A side and 6 on B side. Seems the UK one has 6 tracks on each side.
Regarding the music, the B side is actually a kinda of reissue of Manzie's dub from this LP:
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/4576
You still have some differences regarding the mix. From memory mainly addition of horns, hand drums and some other effects on two tune on the Ja Man Dub set...
The Street Corner Ital Food comp on GG also features some Manzie's producted tunes such as R Davis "Fever".
wareika
For this Rootsman Dub LP, it seems there are several pressings with some differences. Mine is a Jam one with 5 tracks on A side and 6 on B side. Seems the UK one has 6 tracks on each side.
Regarding the music, the B side is actually a kinda of reissue of Manzie's dub from this LP:
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/4576
You still have some differences regarding the mix. From memory mainly addition of horns, hand drums and some other effects on two tune on the Ja Man Dub set...
The Street Corner Ital Food comp on GG also features some Manzie's producted tunes such as R Davis "Fever".
wareika
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Bassi
Re: Roots Man Dub
I presumed anything issued by Ranglin was his own production, apparently not. Thanks for the info.
Listened to the 'Macca Roots Man dub' today. The different engineers used on the tracks gives the album lots of variety (or you can also say it's a bit incoherent imo) instru dub comparable with the revolutionaries work for Hoo Kim but also heavy drum and bass kinda dub. Liner notes say all recorded and mixed at channel one.
Is this also the case on the 'Roots Man Dub' (I mean different engineers & instru. dub and also more drum/bass orientated tracks?
Thanks again, Bassi
Listened to the 'Macca Roots Man dub' today. The different engineers used on the tracks gives the album lots of variety (or you can also say it's a bit incoherent imo) instru dub comparable with the revolutionaries work for Hoo Kim but also heavy drum and bass kinda dub. Liner notes say all recorded and mixed at channel one.
Is this also the case on the 'Roots Man Dub' (I mean different engineers & instru. dub and also more drum/bass orientated tracks?
Thanks again, Bassi
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algoriddim
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Re: Roots Man Dub
I've had a bacon sounding version of this for a while and and love the dub to Bim Sherman's "mighty ruler" on the Heptones "tripe girl" riddim.
Worth it for that alone.
Worth it for that alone.