GOOD HORNS IN DUB??

[kalcidis@kalmar]

I can see your point in a way as the horns are rather spared from getting a dub mix down (at least from what I remember) but still several tracks have typical mixing techniques I'd say constitute a dub track. Perhaps the term instrudub works fine here?

[Jahson]

I can see your point in a way as the horns are rather spared from getting a dub mix down (at least from what I remember) but still several tracks have typical mixing techniques I'd say constitute a dub track. Perhaps the term instrudub works fine here?

I think instudub is exactly it, dub mix on the riddims with the horns given room to stretch out but still with plenty f/x.

A more traditional dub LP with some flashes of excellent brass is this Gussie-produced set

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There are still some copies of the Auralux reissue around, beautiful sound quality on it.

[flashman]

If you love trombone:
Lee Perry-Musical Bones.
Instrudub with the great Vin Gordon stretching out on every track!
Jimmy Radway's Dub I has lots of good trombone as well.
Revolutionaries meets Agrovators has lots of horns too.
For straight instrumentals, I love the Sound Dimension comps on Soul Jazz.

[dan i]

3 of my current faves:

Shaka The Great - Overnight Players
Plague Of Horns - Tommy McCook & Yabby You
Upfull & Upfront Horns Lick - Solution & Eddie Liebrand (out last year)

[Star]

The second half of the Eek A Mouse 12" Anarexol on Real Rock is really good.

[I-Lion Tafari]

Fatman Riddim Section Meets Downtown Horns At Channel One.
...wicked...

[Chaz]

All of these are great:

Return To Umoja [Various Artists]
Umoja (Love And Unity) [DEB Music Players]
Umoja - 20th Century DEBwise [Dennis Brown Presents Prince Jammy]

[HighRankingSammy]

pretty sure "rockers uptown" has a lot of horns..? and 14 blackboard jungle, dub I. er, stepping forward in dub is pretty horn..y... actually fuck it horns are everywhere in dub

[oli]

Gussie P with Matic Horns !!

[blakbeltjonez]

all the early Revolutionaries rockers stuff on Channel One/Disco Mix/Hitbound, etc. - the 7" singles like "MPLA", "Earthquake", "Death Sentence", etc. all contain memorable horn parts, in part because the rhythms are reworkings of proven Studio One tunes.

also the flip side of Dave Robinson's "Chaga Chaga Warrior" has a great dub with a killer horn riff - another Channel One production from '77.