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Yo, I'm pretty sure you guys are aware of the classic dub by King Tubby, 'Fittest of the Fittest dub'. Am I right in saying that the original was by Johnny Clarke and I can find this on Originally Mr. Clarke?
Also, as there's so many fantastic dub tunes out there, does anyone know of a site that tells you who originally made the dub song? As most dub tracks are basiaclly re-mixes, I'm always interested in knowing who actually made the song in the first place.
Any help on either topic is well appreciated.
Cheers.

http://www.dubdirectory.de/index.htm


There was also a thread on this site somewhere where we were all listing dub/vocal versions.

Ah yesm this is it:

http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/rea ... 238,page=1

I think it's originally a Barry Brown tune under the same title.

Yes
The original is a barry brown tune.

Al Campbell also used this same riddim on a couple of tracks.

Barry Brown 12" version though is well heavy.

Dave

Is the barry Brown track by the same name?

Hi Leggo

No, it called "No Wicked Shall Enter The Kingdom of Zion"

Dave

No actually leggo.

I might be thinking of something else.

Been a long day.

Dave

thanks very much for your help guys, much appreciated.

There is a Barry Brown cut, "Enter The Kingdom of Zion", and also a Johnny Clarke cut "Fittest of the Fittest". I've never heard of the Al Campbell cut? Can anyone provide me with the title?