Song: Pimper's Paradise
Artist: Bob Marley & The Wailers
Album: UPRISING (1980)

Bass guitar
Drums
Muted guitar
Skank guitar
Piano
Bubble Organ
Hammond Organ

Personel - Robert J Pisarek.

This is unique in that I mastered this song and managed to BOOST those bass frequencies to get that bouncy feel, it took hours!!!

Recorded: June 2014

Pimper's Paradise (Bob Marley & The Wailers)

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Dub Architect's live dub mix of Bob Marley and the Wailers' "I Shot the Sheriff" from their 1973 release Burnin'.  Recorded on my back porch in Ruckersville, Virginia on October 6th, 2014.

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Directed and edited by: Dub Architect
Filmed by: Dub Architect & Righteous Dub
Mastering by: Lion and Fox Recording Studios

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Bob Marley & The Wailers - I Shot The Sheriff (Live Dub Architect Mix)

Adelanto de la nueva mixtape de Emeterians junto a Cosme Deyah. Disponible a partir del viernes 30 de enero en descarga gratuita desde www.emeterians.com 

Way Back Riddim by Dub Akom: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/way...

Soul Rebel (Bob Marley Version)

The Wailing Souls-Jah jah give us life

"Bird's I View"-
This title alone leaves much to the imagination but stalwart guitarist Tuff Lion's introductory licks with the beautiful piano playing of Jamal James makes this track transcendent. It easily travels the listener to different places and mood as Bambu Station's singer Jalani Horton depicts a childhood in the Virgin Islands blessed with reasons for saying "Thank You."

Bird's I View.mp3

Fair opinion-gone-banana-peel of the day: white pedantic racist immigrant wannabe elitist antiantifa hypocritical dude(s) who dare deny racism is a core cause of injustice = one more reason why Murica is a hopeless deadly stoopid toxic sh!thole bigotracy... #deepbreath

"So, What Is Racism?" EPx17 flows Dub ❯ Jazz ❯ Blues 

@bananasutra lyrics: 

[Hook]
Tell me, tell me, is it in the mirror?
Or hiding in the jokes when the room gets clearer?
If love’s universal, why you drawing them lines?
Bananasutra asking questions, messing with your mind.

[Verse 1]
Is it when you clutch your purse on the late-night train?
Or when the résumé gets tossed for the “wrong” last name?
Is it system-made, or just “a couple bad dudes”?
Or is it brunch talk, served with fair-trade food?

What if you laugh at a meme, but it cuts like a blade,
Would you still call it harmless, or truth in the shade?
If color’s just skin, why’s the history so loud?
Why the silence when the wrong ones speak too proud?

[Hook]
Tell me, tell me, is it in the mirror?
Or hiding in the jokes when the room gets clearer?
If love’s universal, why you drawing them lines?
Bananasutra asking questions, messing with your mind.

[Verse 2]
Is it subtle like perfume in a Sunday crowd,
Or heavy like a cop’s knee pressing too loud?
Is it “I don’t see race”, but you kinda still do?
Or is it blaming all the problems on “a chosen few”?

Would you trade your skin just to borrow their shoes?
Walk the block, pay the rent, get stopped with no clues?
If fairness was real, would you lose your place?
Or would equality feel like you’re in second place?

[Bridge] 
What’s the weight of a word when it’s not meant for you?
What’s the cost of the dream when it don’t come true?
If justice is blind, why she peeking through her mask?
Here’s a question, baby, don’t be scared to ask.

[Hook]
Tell me, tell me, is it in the mirror?
Or hiding in the jokes when the room gets clearer?
If love’s universal, why you drawing them lines?
Bananasutra asking questions, messing with your mind.

[Outro]
So what is racism, honey, is it yours, is it mine?
Or just a ghost in the closet we pretend’s benign?
Keep on asking, keep peeling the skin,
’Cause the fruit gets sweeter when the truth kicks in

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[11] So, What Is Racism? KNOWsutra Gipsy Dub JAZZ

Included here are unreleased alternate mixes from the Exodus and Kaya recording sessions.

Guiltiness

Foundation Rockers

No Burial

Michael Rose (Twilight Circus Prod) No Burial

Errol Dunkley   Please Stop Your Lying Girl

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Come We Go Up A Jerusalem [Super Rare! Uprising Demo 1980]

Gladiators "Rich Man Poor Man"

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Based outside of Charlottesville, VA, Justin Pietro a.k.a. Dub Architect has been heavily involved in the US reggae scene for the better part of the last decade. By blending traditional dubwise reggae remixing techniques with new technology and ideas of what “dub” can mean, Dub Architect aims to bring live dubwise reggae mixing and performance to the forefront of the emerging international scene. Dub Architect has worked with heavy-hitters such as 10 time Grammy nominees Third World,Easy Star All-Stars, John Brown's Body, and was featured on the follow up to 2014's best selling reggae album, Rebelution's Count Me In Remix EP.  Live performances bring the Architect's highly customized dub lab to stage and includes remixes of popular reggae songs from around the world along with original material being cut, twisted, and manipulated live.