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There are many Mad Professor dubs that feature flutes either by Kate Holmes or Roger Thomas or both.
You can search discogs to find them...

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Try "Herb Dub" (aka) Herbs of Dub album by Jah Lloyd as ther are a good few flute solo's on there, such as "christ was a blackman"

Cold Sweat - Reggae & Flute mix

Ramon & Crystalites - Chapter three psychedelic train
The Dynamites - John Public
Tommy McCook - KT88
Hopeton Lewis - Express yourself
Natty Locks - Luke lane rock
Clive Hunt - Super cool
African Brothers - Righteous Kingdom
Wayne Wade - Jahovia's Rally
Lopez Walker - Lost in a dream dub
Trinity - Di gun gun fever
Tommy McCook & Harry Mudie Allstars - Drifting witha flute
Revolutionaries - Black diamond rock
Burning Spear - Live good
Cedric Brooks & Light of Saba - Rebirth
Skatalites - Heaven's gate
Pablo Moses - Come mek we run

http://www.mixcloud.com/ColdSweat/cold- ... ggae-flute

Revolutionaries - Kunta Kinte. If not already posted here i will definitely go with that one.
Although, not entirely a flute solo but more of an intro this is a legendary track no doubt.
Also, some of the Winston Edwards dubs he recorded at King Tubby studios for his albums. Heavyweight stuff!

Thanks for the link ColdSweat.

You're welcome. Hope you like the mix!

Sly & Robbie / Hot Dub

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With Chris Hinze playing different flutes


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