George Nooks/Prince Mohammed album question

[Sir Bellyas]

I never knew it got released on a 12".

[Vinnie]

yes saw it once on ebay
it was on a rockers lable
went for a very high price

im not sure if there was a clean dub on it like the a. pablo
i have heard shaka play only a dub and not the ranking...

[Sir Bellyas]

Jut looked on Popsike, someone sold a dubplate of Jah No Partial as described below. It sold for £43. in 2006. He gets the deejay wrong and its hard to determine whether you get the full deejay and the dub or just the dub.

ALL TIME 70s HEAVYWEIGHT STEPPERS DUBPLATE PRODUCED BY AUGUSTUS PABLO, WITH PRINCE POMPIDOO (IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN) ON VOCALS, TOP SHAKA SELECTION FROM EARLY DAYS! THE DUB ON THIS IS SEROUSLY HEAVY!

[Rootsman]

i think shaka played the 12" release of jah no partial

the version (without prince M lyrics) is also featured on augustus pablo album 'chanting dub' entitled 'jah dub'

i wouldnt be amazed if there were some dubplate cuts of it in existence tho...

Assume you mean this album

[cover=1352,1555]

This is one well heavy and essential dub album and was, I thoght, actually produced by Everton Da Silva.

Dave

[Vinnie]

yes thats the one

my copy states:

"prod&arr. by agustus pablo&Everton Da Silva
produced by Everton Da Silva
backed by rockers all stars
mixed at king tubbys&harry j studio
hungry town lable
1978

distributed by rockers international"

[TheExpanders]

I have "Bubbling" and I like it. It's all DJ.

[nugs]

I was just reading about how George Nooks got the name Prince Mohammed:

"there was a name change which affected Nooks negatively at first. He was handed a Disco 45 of Zion Gates/Forty Leg by someone who was involved in the pressing of the record and, instead of George Nooks, he saw Prince Mohammed. Upset, he went to engineer Errol Thompson. "He said is alright. That is your deejay name, different from the singer," Nooks told The Sunday Gleaner."
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2010 ... /ent3.html

That was in 1977, I was curious if anyone knows of any DJ tracks by George Nooks before he received the name Prince Mohammed?