Jamaica in the 1960’s and 1970s saw the rise in musical fame of sound engineers who would “remix” instrumental tracks adding primitive sound effects and creating brand new songs. These innovative mixing techniques and new sounds became known as dub and laid the ground work for much of the DJ culture of today. Tune into a dub dance party as we parade through many of these legendary producers such as King Tubby, Joe Gibbs, Herman Chin-Loy, Lee Perry, Coxsone Dodd, and King Jammy just to name a few. Dub it to the top!
Augustus Pablo iggy iggy Aquarius Rock
King Tubby staga dub concrete jungle dub
Barrington Levy looking my love dub trojan presents classis reggae
king tubby dub magnificent in the red zone
althea and donna uptown top ranking trojan presents classis reggae
The Pioneers give it to me get on up!
joe gibbs state of emergency love of the common people
King Tubby fat thing Invasion of the Mysteron Killer Sounds
King Tubby chanting dub jesus dread
king tubby conversation dub trojan dub
King Tubby and Prince Jammy dub of rights dub gone 2 crazy
Augustus Pablo song of the east Aquarius Rock
herman i man Aquarius Rock
Augustus Pablo east of the river nile Aquarius Rock
king tubby red gold and green dub concrete jungle dub
King Tubby and Prince Jammy mash down rome dub yabby, you dub it to the top
anthony johnson more love in the city king jammy at channel one
Cocoa Tea young lover selectors choice volume 1-8
Nitty Gritty good morning teacher selectors choice volume 1
might rudo just cool king jammy at channel one
eccleton jarrett turn on the heat selector's choice
man of creation jah scotchie studio one DJs
noel ellis Rocking Universally noel ellis
earth roots and water liberation Innocent Youths
Leroy Sibbles she loves me she gives me what me want Summer records unreleased
jerry brown live it up Summer records unreleased
Leroy Sibbles give me my money Summer records unreleased
