In the early 90's I had a notion to learn the bass guitar. As reggae has always had the best basslines, I bought a cassette of Lee Perry and the Upsetters 'Blackboard Jungle Dub' from Real Groovy, in the vain hope that I could teach myself to play the bass. The bass sat idle while my reggae collection started to expand.

Around the mid 90's I was listening to Duncan Campbell's 'Sound system' show on bFM, playing reggae on a Sunday. A short time later I discovered Dubhead's show too. There were certain dub tunes that really made an impression on me and from there I started my journey into seriously collecting reggae music. Dub versions included in this mix such as King Tubby's 'Harder Dub' and the iconic Scientist albums such as 'Big Showdown' were mixed unlike anything I'd heard.

Skip forward a few years to 1998. The Roots Foundation with Danny Lemon played a dance at a church hall in Auckland and a track list of his selections was passed out. I still have that list, and some of the tunes are featured in this mix. Danny was, and still is a big inspiration.

Dub and reggae have been my passion for more than 25 years and when I was putting this mix together, I recalled visits to Camden Lock in London where I'd buy cassette mixtapes. Often live sessions or dub mixes put together by Gaffa Blue who still produces and distributes reggae music in the U.K.

This selection is strictly dub wise - in the spirit of those mixtapes.

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Track listing
Intro: Clint Eastwood
African Brothers - Righteous Version (Black Roots)
Eek-A-Mouse - Creation Dub (Eek-A-Mouse Records)
Millions - Love of Jah Jah Children Version (Typhoon)
Michael Rose - Freedom Dub (Observer)
Glen Brown - Zion Dub (South East Music)
Rafiel - Spirit of 77 version (Weed of Wisdom)
Ras Norris - Revelation (Magnum Force)
Tyrone Taylor - Life Table Version (Wolf)
Everal Cooper and the High Two - Help out This Nation Dub (Songhai)
Jacob Miller - Stop Them Jah (Pablo International Dubplate)
Keithus I - Dread A Rule Dub (Jah Dynasty)
Winston Fergus - Long Time Dub (Trojan)
Steve Baswell - I Am Getting Bad Version (Phase One)
Al Campbell - Crucial Bunny Version (Yard Music)
Simeons - Jah Rastafari Dub (Roots Traders)
Anthony Johnson - Africa Dub (Thompson Sound)
The Revolutionaries - Ghetto Dub (Revolutionary Sounds)
Mikey Dread - Yoruba Dub (D.A.T.C.)
Christine - Saturday Night Dub (Observer)

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Update: Shit is about to get real. About to digitize my cassette collection from the 80s - 90s. ****
This Soundcloud was to share tracks that were especially made for me, a graffiti writer (LUCKY LUCY 1R) by producers. https://hearthis.at/llvd/  Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy! The new new.

Regarding a trade -- In exchange for each sick bass tune with LUCY or LUCKY LUCY samples/soundbytes in it, I make some badass art for the producer. &nbsp;Fair nuff???

The tunes are slated to be a part of slideshows and/or videos promoting and sharing my graffiti and other artwork (lately on a Vermeer kick). If Diplo wants to drop it in his set, no one would be mad on this side. 

Do you make the freshest of the fresh? Want original art for your wall, profile, mix/podcast/album covers??? You know you do. And I want more tunes. Let's rock it, dont stop it... Special preference given to miami bass djs.

P.S. I like to get hit in the face with deep, heavy bassssssssssssss. Blow my speakers. Please. I think I might be addicted. 



Peace. 



Love, 
Lucky Lucy
van Delft

***Not that reachable.*** No smart phone. No whatsapp. Prefer others to be the same.

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