Dubber Side of the Moon

From the album Dubber Side of the Moon released by Easy Star Records (2010).

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On The Run (10 Ft. Ganja Plant Remix)

The Great Gig in The Sky(Dubphonic Remix)

THE FIFTH SELECTION IS HERE, ENJOY!....filled up with 23 songs this selection is about Roots & Culture Reggae from the 70ties. Don’t be worried about the crackles and pops in the selection, because many of the vinyl’s I play are original presses so the oldest is 42 years old! 
One take, this is a straight mix, no fixing and moving on the computer, just the volume is adjusted!!!! 
Heavy Bass for shure, so be advised to listen it pon a good Sound System, only then you will get the right vibes for this Selection, tun up the volume!!! Heartical Thanks to all the listeners, share it, like it, post a comment and let me know how you feel the vibes…..One Heart….The Scorcher
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Track List:
1.	See A Man Face – Horace Andy – Sight N Sound – 7’inch (1971)
2.	Hold Tight – African Brothers – Impact – 7’inch (1974)
3.	Bongo Red – The Gladiators – Studio One – 7’inch (1979)
4.	Cornell Campbell – Natty Don’t Go – Down Beat Records – 7’inch (1975)
5.	Cornel & Brentford Rockers - Natty Rub A Dub – Studio One/ Heartbeat – LP (1975)
6.	Dean Frazer– A Few Goes Bosting – Uhuru – 7’inch (1974)
7.	Hap Kido – Augustus Pablo – Hot Shot – 7’inch (1974)
8.	I Am The Ruler – Anthony Rocky Ellis – Studio One – 7’inch (1975)
9.	I Am The Conquerer – Dennis Brown – Observer – 7’inch (1975)
10.	Warning – Desi Roots – Fe Me Time – 7’inch (1975)
11.	The Youth – Burning Spear – Spear – 7’inch (1976)
12.	I Man A Rasta – Freddie Mcgregor – Money Disc – 7’inch (1976)
13.	Ride On Marcus – Enforcer – Well Charge – 7’inch (1976)
14.	Rightous Works – Earl Zero – Addis Ababa – 7’inch (1976)
15.	Judgement Day – Clive Hilton – Black Ark – 7’inch (1977)
16.	Through The Fire I Come – The Heptones – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
17.	Through The Fire I Come PT.2  – The Observers – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
18.	Natty Dread Taking Over – Culture – Joe Gibbs – 7’inch (1978)
19.	One Jah, Aim & Destiny – Hugh Mundell – Rockers International – 7’inch (1978)
20.	Travelling – Debra Keese & The Black Five – Black Art – 7’inch (1978)
21.	Peace In The City – Abdukareem – Kingston Connexion – 7’inch (1978)
22.	Healing Of The Nation – Jacob Miller – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)
23.	Healing Dub – Fat Man Rythm Section – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)

The Scorcher's Selection 5, Roots & Culture

Speak To Me / Breathe (In The Air) (Dubmatix Remix)

Easy Star All Stars -Money (the alchemist remix)

03 Time (Groove Corporation Remix)

Mad Professor - Middle Passage

Tribute to the great late Samuel Reid, better known as I Roy.
extracted from  series of remix i've done recently and the first one to come, be ready ! 

I ROY MEETS JAHNO INA SOCIAL DUBPLOMENT - TRIBUTE TO IROY

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Renowned sound engineer and record producer Mike ‘Prince Fatty’ Pelanconi has been a prominent member of the reggae and dub scene in the UK since the mid-90s. Finding himself frustrated by the tempos and mixes of certain records he loved – typified by DJing one time after Don Letts who had already played half his selection – he set about recording his own versions with a super group of London’s finest reggae musicians. 

“I have worked with many of the UK-based reggae musicians at one point or another so I went about selecting the best possible musicians from my experiences with two criteria in mind: the best skills and the most vibe. At the same time my Dub Supervisor and Reggae Jedi aka Little Roy and I had started to record tracks for his new album and I found myself recording reggae every day. The Pioneers were dropping by my studio, Al Capone was cutting specials and singers like Winston Francis were just hanging out.”

As well as versions of favourite reggae and soul songs, two tracks stand out: covers of Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s Shimmy Shimmy Ya and Cypress Hill’s Insane in the Brain.

“I was sad when Ol’ Dirty passed away and for me the great hip hop era ended with him. I cut the version of Shimmy Shimmy Ya soon after he died. As a tribute we often hold a minute’s silence when Horseman and I perform it live. We did Insane In The Brain for fun as we had a show supporting Madness. The nutty boys challenged us to a sound clash and they lost. Though we played a dirty hand, they were gracious in defeat.”

The vocal line-up on the album also include Hollie Cook – Slits singer, daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook and new Mr Bongo signing. Also on the album is a dub of That Very Night from Hollie’s own debut album. 
Prince Fatty’s 2007 debut album Survival Of The Fattest achieved widespread critical acclaim from the music press and was supported across BBC Radio, resulting in a raucous live session on Mark Lamarr’s show. Favouring recording on vintage equipment to preserve his signature sound, Pelanconi’s unique style has attracted the likes of Lily Allen, Graham Coxon, Little Barrie, Gregory Isaacs and Sinead O'Connor to work with him. He has recently opened his own studio, The Ironworks, in Brighton.


Prince Fatty ft. Winston Francis - Dry Your Tears

Prince Buster - Rude, Rude, Rudee

percatric x boulevard mitch - bake ya [dettoh] (chris finesse exclusives)

“Snatch A Style” is a short, previously unreleased bridging track, that can be found on the new 'Sherwood At The Controls Vol 2: 1985 - 1990' compilation. A small snippet of rhythm found on one of the many decaying quarter-inch reels in the label’s vaults that are currently being lovingly transferred and restored to life by DJ and On-U archivist Patrick Dokter. Most likely caught on tape whilst warming up for another session, in less than a minute it ably shows off the killer chops of Roots Radics and Dub Syndicate mainman, Lincoln Valentine ‘Style’ Scott. Tragically, Scott was gunned down at his home in Jamaica in 2014 - an incomprehensible act of brutality and a huge waste of musical talent. 

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Dub Syndicate - Snatch A Style

I Jah Man Levi - I am a Levi (DUB RARE) PART 2

Re-Sintonizado a 432Hz.
Con Programa Audacity.
Método Flavia Vallega Krystael.

Imagen: Northern-Events.

Easy Star All-Stars - Step It Pon The Rastaman Scene (Border Crossing Remix) [Flac 432Hz]

Babylon Soon Fall

Dub Shall Live On (Babylon Soon Fall Bass Dub)

C'est une histoire peu connue : Frank Zappa, l'auteur-compositeur-guitariste de génie qui a repoussé les frontières du rock (1940-1993), a flirté le temps de quelques morceaux, avec les rythmes reggae et ska. Fan absolu de l'artiste américain, selecta Browpaper du Djack Crew sound system (72), a concocté une sélection inédite qui donne à entendre les excursions de Zappa dans la musique reggae ! Run it !

Tracklisting :

1- "You Are What You Is" (You Are What You Is, Rykodisc, 1981)

2- "Mudd Club" (You Are What You Is, Rykodisc, 1981)

3- "Fine Girl" (Tinsel Town Rebellion, Zappa Records, 1981)

4- "Too Ugly For Show Business" (Guitar, Rykodisc - 1981)

5- "Now You See It Now You Don't" (Tinsel Town Rebellion, Zappa Records, 1981)

6- "Treacherous Cretins" (Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar, Rykodisc, 1979)

7- "That's Not Really Reggae" (Guitar, Rykodisc, 1984)

8- "Let's Make The Water Turn Black" (Make A Jazz Noise Here, Barking Pumkin, 1988)

9- "King Kong" (Make A Jazz Noise Here, Barking Pumkin, 1988)

10. "Bolero" (The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life, Barking Pumkin, 1988).

Special selection : Frank Zappa & reggae (by selecta Brownpaper / Djack Crew sound system)

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Easy Star All-Stars - Step It Pon The Rastaman Scene (Border Crossing Remix) [Flac 432Hz]

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