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I've uploaded this sample of this DJ track.May you help identify the track.Thanks

http://www.4shared.com/file/92293533/3f ... ucial.html

The deejay does remind of Prince Jazzbo (but with a less gruff voice).

He does say »Don't trouble **Papa Crucial**« a couple of times which leads me to think that it probably is his artist name. (But then again he speaks about _him_ and not _I_).

A mate in Japan sent me this DVD with a myriad of singles and that one was labeled Brother Roy - Different Experience...however the Brother Roy I have on the same title is totally different , hence the confusion.

I can't download this at work....is it the same riddim track that is Track 1, Side 1 of this LP?

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/1378

If so, it's a U-Brown production, and a version of Al Campbell's version of "My Whole World Is Falling Down".

I could never identify the DJ just based on the short intro to the dub, it's definitely someone who wasn't well-known when it was released back the day.

However give me a week and I will find out by asking the producer.

Yeah! It's the same song!

Who's the producer by the way? No credits on the album page.

Dave K wrote:I can't download this at work....is it the same riddim track that is Track 1, Side 1 of this LP?

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/1378

Indeed its the same track (Crucial Dub) from that Tubby's lp http://www.roots-archives.com/release/1378
The whole track doesn't sound like a dub at all because of the dj's vocals sprinkled all over.

Dave K wrote: If so, it's a U-Brown production, and a version of Al Campbell's version of "My Whole World Is Falling Down".

The Al Campbell one I have and yes you're 100% correct it's the same bassline.The flip side sounds more like a real dub as it has less of the voicing over as the dj version.

Dave K wrote: I could never identify the DJ just based on the short intro to the dub, it's definitely someone who wasn't well-known when it was released back the day.

However give me a week and I will find out by asking the producer.

Thanks a lot my mate Dave.I might PM you after a week , if that's okay with you.

Ooops. Missed the U Brown-part.

Ites

yes the riddim is this one

Al Campbell - My Whole World Is Falling Down
Hit Sound
released: 1970s • format: 7" • producer: H. Brown

and the dj version seems U.Brown voice maybe i'm wrong

respect everytime
dreadrecords

I saw U-Brown last Thursday and asked him:

He said the DJ was a youth hanging around the studio that he was "just giving a chance" but couldn't recall his name.

Dave K wrote:I saw U-Brown last Thursday and asked him:

He said the DJ was a youth hanging around the studio that he was "just giving a chance" but couldn't recall his name.

.This is what makes reggae music forever fascinating!