King Tubby Soundclash Dub Plate

[Jonti]

I've found a copy of this LP called Soundclash Dub Plate for sale, but I can't find it anywhere on RA. It's intriguing me. Have a look:

http://noise-motif.com/KingTubbySoundclash.jpg

Does anyone else have a copy -- would you recommend it? Is it rare?

Peace and thanks!

[kalcidis]

It's not rare (as it probably is the reissue). It is however a great album of digital sound killing tunes.

[Jah Glu]

You HAVE to get this one. It is not rare at all. Not even the original on Taurus is rare. So buy it!

[Jonti]

Thanks for the encouragement; I'll pick it up! What year was this originally put out, btw?

[Dadi Digi]

The Dub version of this LP is also available if you keep your eye out for it. Equally as good.

[Jah Glu]

The songs on it is from 1989.

[Jonti]

Thanks, Jah Glu. So these are among the last of King Tubby's productions, or were other producers involved?

[Jah Glu]

No strictly tubby. But the people who should be credited with making the music on this album is Peego, Fatman, Fitzie Banton and King Asha/Asher. The engineers...

[Jonti]

Excellent, I look forward to this coming in the post!

So was this the last thing King Tubby (RIP) ever did? I mean, if it's 1989 vintage... Or did he do something after this as well?

[Dadi Digi]

No strictly tubby. But the people who should be credited with making the music on this album is Peego, Fatman, Fitzie Banton and King Asha/Asher. The engineers...

......and of course Fuzzy Jones for the wicked vocal intro's