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is there any bob marley rub a dub style songs...bad card is one...there is a version of soul shak down that is super rub a dub.....is there anymore????

There is a Rub A Dub Version of Exodus on the album

Can you smell it

what is can u smell it??

this is the name of the album
remixes by neville garrick

alright cool...i look for it..thanks

something like dis:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhyDYw7WJiE

but i m afraid it neva get release yet and never will

its a "dubplate"..

well, well, well, to clear a few things up

Neville Garrick NEVER mixed any songs, tapes etc...there is, however, a tape (and of course, a CD version of this tape) circulating that allegedly was given to or compiled by Neville Garrick

the youtube link features a unique version of "Lively up yourself"; however this version was mixed a few years ago and not "in the original days"...appr. 2 years ago the original master tapes of at least three marley songs appeared on the net, divided into the original tracks for each individual instrument...meaning everybody with these tracks could create their own mix of the respective songs - so there is a huge probability that this version may not have been mixed by Scientist at all

last not least: there are about a dozen "real" dubplates of Marley dubplates circulating...dubplates that were mixed in the mid 70s and handed out to soundsystems, though they do certainly not come in a "rub a dub style"

There are some remixes inna rub a dub style such as Hammer (Sly & Robbie on d & b), it appears on the Fyah Fyah boxset if my memory serves me well.

You also find some rub a dub remixes on the Never Ending Wailers album.