Roots Radics - Live At Channel One
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- Roots Radics - Live At Channel One Kingston Jamaica
A1 Dedication To Dean Frazer & Nambo
A2 Dedication To Flabba Holt 1
A3 Dedication To Flabba Holt 2
A4 Dedication To Bingy Bunny
A5 Dedication To Sky Juice
A6 Dedication To Gladdie
B1 Dedication To Dwight
B2 Dedication To Style Scott
B3 Dedication To Sowell
B4 Dedication To Steelie
B5 Dedication To Barnabas
Live and Love
1981 - เพลง
I appreciate the names of the songs, so casual reggae listeners know who's playing on 90% of reggae released from 79-84, golden age of rub-a-dub. The best!!!
Classic Boof Baff...Been trying to tell Hip Hop heads that this is where Boom Bap comes from
maaaan the Roots Radics are just too good, BIG UP
yonkers... in the day... still got me vinyl and 12'... the 'bomb'... 1964 to 1971... and beyond...
Classic that never dies
booooooom fav track is Dedication To Style Scott
A few tracks on this release also appear on 'King Tubby meets Scientist at Dub Station.. 14 track lp ...also Produced by 'Jah ' Thomas on Burning Records.
bel music i y love you roots radics-live at channel one morocco.
The Roots Radics Band! Love their riddims. This is what Dub Music 🎶 is all about, please don't blow your speakers...🔊
Blowing my minds for years (along with the Revolutionaries). Thanks
Fire.
pzcato of babylon
can hear flabba a beat them rhythm yah
Ricooooo
Roots Radics Posse
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Diggin the cover Art And what's inside. Gnarly beats!!!!!!!
rough!
(0:00) A1 Dedication To Dean Frazer & Nambo
(3:41) A2 Dedication To Flabba Holt 1
(7:41) A3 Dedication To Flabba Holt 2
(11:32) A4 Dedication To Bingy Bunny
(15:21) A5 Dedication To Sky Juice
(19:48) A6 Dedication To Gladdie
(23:16) B1 Dedication To Dwight
(26:59) B2 Dedication To Style Scott
(30:25) B3 Dedication To Sowell
(33:41) B4 Dedication To Steelie
(37:17) B5 Dedication To Barnabas
🔥 👌
Real Rub A Dub
scientist..
Nah. It says in the description "King Tubby" . Scientist is more experimental than Tubby.
@@MicrosoftsourceCode broh, they are just like father and son. I recomend Scientist wins the world cup with Tubby, also radics tracks.
Scientist for sure. eqs, hipass filter on bass plus test pressing signal with echo and delay.. it's Him!
First one is Scientist and Roots right?
is there an original version of Dedication To Dwight? I mean, a track with some lyrics?
Too many advertisements ruins the experience.
channell
one criss
So they are KING tubby dubs re-released by the original band, reggae music gets confusing like this.
What are you talking about? Reggae has always been confusing when it comes to music rights and releases. This album was released as a Roots Radics LP in 1982. The problem is the following: this record like many others of that time was recorded at Channel One. It was produced by Jah Thomas like most Roots Radics albums. At that time it was normal to record to reel to reel tapes. On these tapes you had 8 or 16 tracks. To make a Dub Mix someone would bring these master tapes to King Tubby's studio. And there they played these mastertapes on a special tapemachine and routed the different tracks to a mixing board where the REMIXED those prerecorded songs and made Dub versions out of it. In this case these Dub Versions were released as Roots Radics LP. But Tubby and also Jammy and Scientist made not just one version out of the original riddims. Often they would make four or five different mixes from the same rhythm track so that they could give every sound system an exclusive mix. But after King Tubbys Death in 1989 many of those tapes got stolen or sold and these recordings were often rereleased as King Tubby Compilations.
Very good to know
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