Dub Reggae Massive Heavy Dubs - part 6

Label: Orchid - 197X)by Marcio Roots  __ 
Side B- The Upsetters- Dub In Time

The Upsetters- Dub In Time

Birth of a Phenomenon: Culture was one of the seminal reggae harmony groups and the 1977 single, "Two Sevens Clash," was huge in Jamaica. The title refers to apocalyptic prophecies by Marcus Garvey. The song was so influential that on 7/7/77, the city of Kingston shut down. The full album was just reissued — on 7/7/07. The record inspired the likes of the Sex Pistols and prompted Richard Branson to fly to Jamaica to sign the band to Virgin.

Culture - Two Sevens Clash  ( Fadil cover )

"Kiss stains upon second hand chalices 
an omen has come to pass.
Lick clammy palms in deceitful appraise
a sport of cloak and dagger, in wondrous shades.
Grant sway to marked release, 
the bearers of light.
Kiss stains upon second hand chalices.
Lick clammy palms in deceitful appraise
a sport of cloak and dagger, in wondrous shades.
Grant sway to marked release, 
the bearers of light.

An open invite into winter arms
a shoulder to fornicate on... 
...should the occasion arise just press face to the glass, for the best seat in the house.

A toast to the alpha
raise your glass.
A toast to the alpha
raise your glass.

Quote the verses for attentive ears.
Curse to stalking bricklebit.

An open invite into winter arms
a shoulder to fornicate on... 
...hard to swim in this wealth the body grows greedy,
for shame to fathers who broke bread first.

Kiss stains upon second hand chalices 
an omen has come to pass.
Lick clammy palms in deceitful appraise
a sport of cloak and dagger, in wondrous shades.
Grant sway to marked release, 
the bearers of light.
Kiss stains upon second hand chalices.
Lick clammy palms in deceitful appraise
a sport of cloak and dagger, in wondrous shades.
Grant sway to marked release, 
the bearers of light.

Fortune tellers in white dress. 
Canvas of ash with crimson brush.
Fortune tellers in white dress. 
Canvas of ash with crimson brush."

A Sport of Cloak & Dagger (Demo Version)

Uhuru Black & Sling - Here Comes Trouble Mastered By Sinyoro T.K

King Jammy - Iron Gate Dub

Africa - by legendary Manu Dibango featuring Wayne Beckford Djany & Chantal Ayissi.

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Manu Dibango has developed a musical style that strongly influenced artists and music-makers since several decades.
By his fusion of jazz, funk and traditional Cameroonian music, many different musical genres like jazz, afrobeat, disco and pop music has been touched and shaped to what it is today.

During decades of musical work and exploration, Manu Dibango has collaborated with many legendary artists from around the world, such as Fania Allstars, Fela Kuti, Herbie Hancock,, Bill Laswell, Bernie Worrell, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Don Cherry, Sly & Robbie, Eliades Ochoa, Walli Badarou Sting, Barbara Hendricks, Seiji Osawa, Brandford Marsalis, Youssou N’dour, King Sunny Ade, Peter Gabriel, Salif Keïta, Ray Phiri, Angélique Kidjo, Ladysmith Black Mambaza, Ray Lema, Geoffrey Oryma, Touré Kunda, Sinead O’Connor, Papa Wemba... The list goes on.

Manu Dibango‘s music has also inspired modern pop music. Many consider Soul Makosa as the first disco album. Pop artists have borrowed his music to find new musical roads. Example are the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson (Wanna be Startin’ Something), and artists like Akon, The Fugees (Cowboys), Jennifer Lopez, Jay-Z, Rihanna (Don’t stop the music) and most recently Kanye West.

Today Manu Dibango’s music is still a source of creativity for world-known artists.
Although Manu Dibango is now over 70 years old, he’s still not ready to put down his saxophone or to stop his music from being developed.

Released by: BorderBlaster 
Release/catalogue number: BBCD021
Release date: November 17, 2011 
ISRC: FRU841100812

Africa - Manu Dibango

Don Carlos - Young Girl - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (Live)

Kings and Queens in Dub

Paint the Sky Dub (Mixed by Nate Silas Richardson)

An excellent mashup of hip hop, Reggae, rock and punk.
Death disco – Public Image Limited
Mr Chatterbox – Bob Marley
The badman is robbin – Hijack – Music of life
White lines – Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
Psycho of greed – Public enemy
Rock the Casbah (KROQ remix) – The Clash
Instant hit – The slits
Planet rock (Funkafilia edits) – Afrika Bambaataa and the
Soulsonic force
C30 C60 C90 go – Bow wow wow
E=MC2 – Big Audio Dynamite
I heard it through the grapevine – The slits
One armed boxer – Lee Perry and the upsetters
Wa do dem – Eek-a-mouse
Zungazengzungazungazeng – Yellowman
The bridge is over (instrumental) – Boogie down productions
My uzi weighs a ton – Public enemy – Def Jam
Slow and low – Beastie Boys – Def Jam
Car thief – Beastie Boys
Dub the mic – Beastie Boys
High plains drifter (instrumental) – Beastie Boys
Get retarded (instrumental) – Canibus
Jah war – The ruts
Oi oi oi – Cockney rejects
Run come call me – Kenny Knots
Kill a sound – Candyman
Drum pan sound – Reggie Stepper
Under me sleng teng (dub) – Wayne Smith – Greensleeves
Megablast – Public Enemy – Def Jam
Ring the alarm – Tenor Saw
No ice cream sound – Johnny Osbourne
The day the world turned day-glo – X-ray spex
Country grammar – Nelly
Pass the dutchie – Musical youth
Another one bites the dust – Clint Eastwood and General
Siant – Greensleeves
Wild dub – Generation X
Bankrobber (dub) – The Clash
Rhymin and stealing – Beastie Boys – Def Jam
Typical girls (Brink style dub) – The slits
I hate school – Suburban studs
This is not a Crass song – Antiflag
Man at C&A – The specials
Mr Chin – Yellowman
Wake up dub – Sly and Robbie
Posse in effect – Kieth Murray
Someday – The strokes
Dangerous – LL Cool J – Def Jam
Words I manifest – Gangstarr – Wild pitch
Flute loop – Beastie Boys
Sound of da police – KRS One
Shimmy shimmy ya – Ol dirty bastard
Saturday night – Schooly D
Blitkrieg bop – The ramones
She’s crafty – Beastie Boys – Def Jam
It’s yours – T la Rock – Def Jam
Award tour – A tribe called quest
Get on down – Kenny dope
Eric B is president (dub) – Eric B and Rakim
Emergency cases – The undertones
Time to get ill – Beastie boys – Def Jam
No sleep till brooklyn – M.O.P
Shadrach interlude – Beastie Boys/Green Lantern
Open letter to New York (Green Lantern mix) – Beastie Boys
Sure shot (Green Lantern mix) – Beastie Boys
Shut em down – Public Enemy
Buddy – De la soul
Relax yo mind – Jeep Beat Collective
Party and bullshit – Notorious BIG
Norotious BIG vs DJ Kool – ? – AV8
Triumph – Wu Tang Clan
Guns of Navarone – The Skatalites
One times got no case – Sir Mix-a-lot
Bring the noise – Public enemy
Should I stay or should I go – The clash
Brass monkey (DJ Volume remix) – Beastie Boys
Talkin all that jazz (extended vocal mix) – Stetsasonic
Negotiation limerick file – Beastie Boys
Jump around (Pete Rock remix) – House of pain
Strong me strong – Yellowman
Terminator X speaks with his hand – Public enemy
How high – Method man
Brooklyn zoo – Old dirty bastard
Release yo delf – Method man
Roots radicals rockers and reggae – Stiff little fingers
Get over you (live) – The undertones

Mr Wyse - Funky, Punky, Reggae Party

Moebius & Plank - News [1979]
Cabaret Voltaire - Do the Mussolini (Headkick) [1978]
Robert Rental - Paralysis [1978]
Cabaret Voltaire - Seconds Too Late [1980]
R.N.A. Organism - Yes, Every Africa Must Be Free Eternally [1980]
Moebius & Plank - Missi Cacadou [1979]
Holger Czukay - Fragrance [1981]
The Flying Lizards - The Window [1979]
Muslimgauze - Death of Saint Jarnaii Singh Bindranwale [1985]
Joy Division - Autosuggestion [1979]
Front 242 - Deceit (Behind Your Face) [1984]
Stoffwechsel - Fly, Fliege, Fly [198?]
Annie Anxiety - Third Gear Kills [1983]
Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - Twilight World [1981]
Zerox Dreamflesh - Squids Can Fly [1982]
The Dreams - Sick Palm Dub [2011]
Modern Art - Tropic of Cancer [1982]
The Mothmen - Afghani Dub [1981]
Sir Horatio [A Certain Ratio] - Abracadubra [1981]
African Head Charge - Off the Beaten Track [1985]
Creation Rebel & New Age Steppers - Earthwire Line [1981]
New Age Steppers - Observe Life [1981]
Lifetones - Travelling [1983]
Steel an' Skin - Afro Punk Reggae (Dub) [1979]
Lizard - Sa Ka Na [1980]
The Flying Lizards - Steam Away [1981]
Family Fodder - Organ Grinder [1980]
Throbbing Gristle - Distant Dreams (Part Two) [1980]
Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - How Much Are They? [1981]
Fad Gadget - State of the Nation [1980]
The Upsetters - Red Hot [1970]
King Tubby, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, The Upsetters - V/S Panta Rock [1973]
Dub Specialist - Pepper Roots [1975]
The Congos - Congoman [1977]
Anthony Red Rose / King Tubby - Tempo [1985]

Dub/Reggae influenced Post-Punk, Industrial, Experimental, etc. from the late 70s and early/mid 80s. A huge influence of the era, especially in England (see Public Image Ltd., The Slits, The Pop Group etc.). There's also some representation here from Japan, Germany, Belgium, and Australia. Some of my all-time favorite tracks bear this influence, from Cabaret Voltaire's "Seconds Too Late" to Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit's "How Much Are They?", amongst a handful of others here. 

I tried to maintain a nice upwards arc in the tempo/funkiness, but also made sure to have some interesting ups and downs, with an ear to similarities in sounds, for segues and sound compatibility. The beginning of the mix just happens to feature some of the earliest dated tracks I chose. The On-U Sound suite here wasn't intentional actually, but just happened to work out that way when sequencing the tracks. Funny how that happened, but makes complete sense. There are also some songs towards the end with only a vague dub influence (see Fad Gadget, TG), but are some of my favorites and worked nicely. The Upsetters track is more funk than dub so… That takes us to the end, with a suite of particularly unique, authentic dub/reggae/dancehall(!) tracks that showcase a nice range of styles.

Noteworthy… I finalized the track selection for the mix just a couple days before the death of Holger Czukay. The legend himself appears on a whopping four tracks here; the three bearing his name, and Moebius & Plank's "Missi Cacadou". So, in a way, this is also a farewell ode to the immensely inspiring Mr. Czukay. Surely his deeply psychedelic interpretation of the dub sound was influential in itself. Rest in peace. 

Image: Prince Jammy at King Tubby's mixing console. 

Volume II here: 
https://soundcloud.com/diskono/dub-influence-vol-ii-post-punk-etc-1978-84
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Dub Influence Mix [Post-Punk/Industrial/Experimental 1978-85]

Dub Influence Vol. I [Post-Punk/Industrial/Experimental 1978-85]

Artista: Black Uhuru
Tune: Solidarity
Riddim: Solidarity
Año: 1983
Productor: Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare
Album: Anthem
Interpreta: Dub Command

Solidarity

What Is My Life

A mix of Drum & Bass heavily influenced by Reggae and Dub
1. Breakage - Clarendon
2. Breakage ft. Roots Manuva - Run 'em Out
3. Nether - True Believer (Marcus Intalex Dancehall remix)
4. Dub Phizix & Skeptical - Marka
5. Calibre - Steptoe
6. Mistical - Just a Little Herb
7. Serum & David Boomah - Why They Wanna
8. ST Files - Crackden
9. A-Sides ft Dan I - Roots & Culture
10. Deekline & Ed Solo - King of the Bongo
11. Wildlife Collective - No No No
12. Rebel MC ft Tenor Fly - Get Ready (Kosine & Dialect remix)
13. Mr Williams & Benny Page - Pass The Kutchie
14. Peshay - Don't Think About Me
15. Resonators - Sweet Love Affair (Cyantific remix)
16. Shy FX, T Power & Top Cat - Everyday
17. Cain 1 & Waikutt - Night Nurse
18. Calibre & High Contrast - Mr Majestic
19. Damien Marley - Welcome to Jamrock (Sigma remix)
20. Pendulum, Fresh, Spyda & Tenor Fly - Tarantula
21. Leviticus - Burial (Serial Killaz remix)
22. The Specials - Ghost Town

Dub & Bass Mix

Sing Me A Song In Dub

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Beres Hammond – I Surrender In Dub Streaminn Hub Inc

Available on "Home Run vol.2" Mixtape | FREE DOWNLOAD at www.bat-records.com  
A cover of the Upsetters "Fever" version originally produced in 1969 by Lee Perry.

Recorded and mixed at Bat Records by The Dub Shepherds
Vocals by Jolly Joseph & Ivan Jah

All instruments by The Dub Shepherds except Drums : Bruno "Brush" Dubois and Percussions : Ludo Rigonnet

Original Lyrics written in 1956 : Peggy Lee / Eddie Cooley /John Davenport

Home Run #2

Fever (Upsetters cover) [ext. edit]

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Mr Green - Bull In Di Pen (Kjonz) Jan 2020

https://soundcloud.com/angelicrootbass - Thunder Dub

Taken from DDD Trilogy: Deep

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Dub Reggae Massive Heavy Dubs - part 6

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