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This track is also known as 'I Don't Know Who To Trust' found on Johnny Clarke - Strickly Reggae Music, Horace Andy also versioned it on 'Tell Me Why' found on Linval Thompson - Whip Them King Tubby!
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Tracklist:
01 Zimbabwe Soul Syndicate 6.36 (Zimbabwe Continually - Soul Syndicate) 02 Come Dub The Observers 2.36 (Have No Fear/Here I Come Again - Dennis Brown) 03 Nebuchadnezze Dillinger 3.32 (King Of Babylonc- Junior Byles) 04 Head Shot (Horn mix)... See full review |
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1 Smile Dub 3.30 (Only A Smile - Dennis Brown) 2 Here I Come Dub 3.11 2.56 (Here I Come - Dennis Brown) 3 So Long Dub 3.09 2.53 (So Long Rastafari - Dennis Brown) 4 Travelling Man Dub 3.25 3.11 (Travelling Man - Dennis Brown 5 You’re No... See full review |
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You can take the 'rare dubs' claim with a pinch of salt & not as previously unearthed dub mixes by King Tubby but new mix downs of Horace Andy riddims.
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Some of these are Bunny Striker Lee produced tracks laid down by the Aggrovators such as Fittest Of The Fittest (Barry Brown), Dub 100 (Queen Of the Minstrels by Cornell Campbell), Dub Chapter (Girl Of My Dreams by Cornell Campbell), Dub In Heaven...
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Is this the same edited track that was truncated for the album?
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A group from Cheltenham, members include Sugar Caine, Kid Spice & DJ Melody. They received some attention when Soul II Soul played their only single at the Afrika Centre although a record deal failed to materialise.
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I think this is the best version of it, the remix has the same rhythm & bassline pattern however the added stuttering cymbals / cowbells are more of an annoyance where this original mix has a more harmonious feel without the destraction.
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This has two mixes of 'Are You Gonna Be' with the second mix having a different bassline pattern with the vocals mixed more upfront over the original mix especially at the climax.
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The mastertapes are lost so these are newly recreated mixes by Sean P sourced from the multitracks https://www.waxpoetics.com/rediscovery/en-to-end-money-talks/
But i don't get this fascination of editing down a track for a 7" when there is more... See full review |
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This is a cover version of Precious Wilson - I'll Be Your Friend .... more words
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The Sound System Mix is the same as the Haul N Pull Up Mix on the other release.
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There are very few tracks in Reggae that feature a banjo being played, the only other one I know of is Dennis Walks & Pioneers 'Uncle Sam's Country'
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'Set Dub Free' is the version of Michael Rose 'Freedom'
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This is the early release that blew up in Manchester first from local dj support with what became a rave anthem in 'Express Yourself' that led Pete Waterman to sign them to his dance label PWL in 1992 as Family Foundation. Which got them national...
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The best way to play it is in a discomix style, unlike the other Tribes Man release that has the vocal & dub split in two parts on the A/B sides.
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I heard Dego play the instrumental of 'Dove Song' at the start his 'Boiler Room' set (see YouTube) but the single i have did not come with an instrumental. So where can it be found? This is proto Brokenbeat years before it was conceived.
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The Heaven Remix is the best version of this track, it omits the 'Get Raw' sample & includes parts of the early Force Ten version but with a hard hitting amen break. This also has the better Ray Keith remix of the two he made.
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This features the Foul Play remix from SHADOW 30R which is the most popular mix.
On the intro to B1 Danny Styles Bootleg Remix 1 there is audible background noise during the bassline parts, then goes clean on the hi-hats & drums like its been... See full review |
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The 1991 original featuring the Qube mix (one of the best mixes) is quite expensive so this reissue is essential & most welcome.
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These are not 'dub specials' as the title suggests, but dub versions that have been available on numerous compilations such as those by Blood & Fire. A great first time introduction to King Tubby if you do not have them, but don't expect any dub specials.
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The dub version on this reissue is the mix 'Declaration Of Dub' found on King Tubbys 'Dub From The Roots' & not the 'Dub Of Rights' version found on the original release.
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B/W Dub Of Rights different mix from Declaration Of Dub
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The killer track for me being into Jungle can only be 'South London Nights' by Nebula. As you would expect, hard hitting chopped amens, a punching bassline with melodic pads laid over the top to shape the tune. Whereas 'Midnight Star' by Reactive is...
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Not a true discomix, ie, the track does not mix into the dub version. Whereas the 2004 release contained both the vocal & version.
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Perhaps Johnny Clarkes best album helped in no small part by a handful of classic roots covers from Burning Spear & The Abyssinians. Its certainly one his most conscious as he mainly focuses on strictly rasta themes, where his other albums often...
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More of a disco influence on this compared to the stripped down 80s synth boogie / streetsoul sound of their other tracks. This was quite popular on the Modern Soul scene before this recent revival interest in streetsoul came about.
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This has now been repressed by Kniteforce, check their website
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I dont think this reissue from the mid 2000s was issued with a picture sleeve? rather it only came in a plain generic cover.
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Prime Ragga Twins / SUAD productions. Just a pity it misses Lamborghini, The Killing, Hooligan 69 (Original), Wipe The Needle (Remix), Mixed Truth & Java Bass.
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I think they have messed up the labels, 'Its Your Love' is on side A while 'I Know You Care' is on side B.
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Judging by the track times, the 2016 7" repress is slightly shorter than this 12"
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Soul Jazz are taking pre-orders for another run ETA July 2021
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Its all about the Blacksmith mix on this single, a nice chilled out Hip Hop backbeat with a melodic hook & pads to accompany the chorus. Possibly their best remix. The Brothers Grant mix comes in second, again in a Hip Hop mix style & heavy bassline...
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A pretty average & uninspired release from B-Key when compared to classics like The Mask, Guitars Tune, Man Of Science. Although in some respects it lives upto its title as 'Dirt For Dirts Sake'. Some typical crunching amen smashers backed with more...
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Forget this one. The Capsule EP has just been repressed complete with Futuroid. Mark Ranger tells me that its sourced from DAT & CD. So the quality should be much better than on this.
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I have an original & welcome reissues, not only can they sound better if remastered from DAT (maybe not in this case), but it also puts money back into the artists pocket & not just the scalpers on here.
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