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An earlier thread ["Where is the Tubby of today?"](http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/read.php?2,38262) got me thinking, are there many dub specialists (in the vein of Jammy, Scientist, Tubby etc.) based in the US?

I only know of one, McPullish, and that's because I live in the same city as he does. He's quite good and pretty unique since he plays almost all of the instruments heard in his dubs, too.

But, there have to be others, right?

No there is not.

I have listen to a group calles 10 Ft. Ganja Plant. They had good dubs..

dub is a weapon

Is working and living ina Holland.

Lion

crooklyn dub consotrium i believe is from usa

roots control

once again more modern but can rock it classic style

and yeah 10fts dubs are really rootsy good

I guess ya'll have heard GROUNDATION "Dub Wars". They have tracks with participations of Ras Michael, Don Carlos, Apple Gabriel, Cedric Myton etc...The Dub Wars have the dubs of their exellent records.This band musically is top of the top...

There are a few people who have roots in the US ska scene doing a fair bit of dub mixing such as: Victor Rice, Brian Dixon (under the name King Terror), Victor Axelrod (Ticklah).

not sure if he is considered a mixer or an instrumentalist cuz he does a bunch of stuff, but bill laswell lives in nyc
the electronic/dj/instrument duo/group called theivory corporation, who you;ve prolly heard of, aren't a roots dub band by any means but do a good job when they mix up dub tracks. they are out of dc.
and maybe the bullwackie crew in brooklyn/nyc?

Nefta wrote:I guess ya'll have heard GROUNDATION "Dub Wars". They have tracks with participations of Ras Michael, Don Carlos, Apple Gabriel, Cedric Myton etc...The Dub Wars have the dubs of their exellent records.This band musically is top of the top...

I agree Nefta,This band is also on top when it comes to lyrics, I caught last weeks show in Santa Cruz, very nice.