Plenty of that was from ska, rocksteady, and reggae. "Guns of Brixton," ". . . Hammersmith", and "Revolution Rock" are closer to those genres than dub proper.
Dub is still so interesting. It's incredible what was being composed in the studios on the island of Jamaica in the 70s. Apart from the fact that it's musical language in its own right - never mind that it influenced musical studio engineering around the world and across so many musical styles. You just cannot ignore that comes from the roots and culture narrative about injustice. And it was undoubtedly born of the Rastafari faith, undoubtedly African drum and percussion based. Produced in Jamaica for a disillusioned UK youth, mostly first generation Brits with Jamaican/Carribbean/Reggae music connections, and living under racist oppression in the only homeland to grow up in. Poverty, inequality, and a unique set of cultural circumstances put you in a difficult place regards to food, musical heritage, socialisation, education, authority, the general public and the media pressure was not typically British for you if we're who you were. First generation. Back to the dub, and to the Jamaican music business of the day. Dub provided the opportunity for so many versions by so many artists to produce a variety released versions of a particular song on a variation of the same riddim (rhythm). The joy of the music and/song was not locked up in copyright anywhere like in the developed world where creativity tightly enforced for by mega music publishers. However, recognision for creative results and the rewards did not get shared in justly fashion.
I'm a soul boy reggae boy just come home put on some Sweet Soul and then I was connected with this dump plate on TH-cam and it's really lifted my spirits listening to some true Rub-A-Dub bringing back memories the days when we used to have the big big speakers the size of your door in a small house making a rooms in the house Shake I'm making all your heart and your insides vibrate stand up with your friends too late late late appreciation for the tunes thank you
i was 15 in 1975 Manchester. My Caribbean friends played this kinda thing. never heard nothing like it - never. Later we would go down to Moss Side for those DJ sets. Awesomeness. Happy days.
"Pretty soon I believe people will have to rely on music to get some kind of peace of mind, or satisfaction, or direction, actually. More so than politics, the big ego scene. You know it's an art of words... Meaning nothing. Therefore you will have to get an earthier substance, like music or the arts."--Jimi Hendrix
00:00 - Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Fulfilment 03:30 - Scientist - Dub of Gladness 06:30 - Albert Malawi / Brigadier Jerry - Conscious Dub 10:26 - Horace Andy & Prine Jammy - Collie Dub 15:25 - Scientist - Scientist At His Best 17:50 - John Holt & The Revolutionaries - Up Park Camp Version 21:11 - Prince Jammy - Tonight Is The Night 25:01 - Prince Douglas - North of the Border Dub 30:17 - Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate - Desiree Dub 33:51 - Johnny Clarke & The Aggrovators - Play Fool Version 38:10 - King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Confusing In Dub 41:20 - The Revolutionaries - The Mighty Gorgon 45:22 - Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - C W Burning Version 48:16 - Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries - Boss Man's Dub 51:27 - Scientist - Fission 54:01 - Prince Hammer - Rooseveld 57:18 - King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Seaview Corner Rocking 1:01:23 - Roots Radics - Roots Man Dubbing 1:04:29 - Niney The Observer - Tenement Yard Version 1:08:36 - Jimmy Radway - Mother Liza 1:11:12 - Augustus Pablo - Tubby's Dub Song 1:14:29 - Roots Radics Band & Jackie Mittoo - Dub A Dub 1:19:24 - Al Campbell - Dance Hall Stylee
Imagine driving through the hot, humid Caribbean night and hearing that bass through the open car windows of the beat up old, white Toyota taxi. You ask the driver to drop you off at a dingy, little roadside bar. Get a glass of rum and close your eyes.... oh yes!
Soul soothing, healing vibes in these horrific times. This takes my poor brains off it all. I sure miss those days when we could go almost every weekend to participate in fantastic shows. Happy I have the memories.. and TH-cam.
Yes @ Amy..I feel you..missing the dances too much ..dunno what I 'd do without the live streams and you tube..vibing off the memories over n over ...praying we will return to the dance ..soon come
@@cityslickeroutdoors8306 No Weed is medicine! when used wisely for cancers etc! Yeshuah Ha Maschiach(as prophecied 700 years before his birth in 'ISAIA53KJV')said "My people are destroyed through lack of knowledge" and in First Peter5:8 reminds us to "be sober and vigilant"(KJV)The verse explains this when it says"Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour,"Although the Devil cannot take away our salvation,he attempts to take away our faith and ministry.It is important to remain sober and focus on the truth as God makes us"Strong Firm and Steadfast"(1PETER5:10)Sober literally means"free from intoxicating influences."Sobriety is a state of being and to be vigilant means"to keep carefully watch for possible danger or difficulties."Gods truth makes us stand firm in faith and helps us carry on with a clear mind,instead of allowing our mind to be clouded with lies,foolishness,feelings and empty pleasure(drink and drugs) keeping the mind focused on what is true and eternal these things edify and strengthen us check out 'streetministries seven' on TH-cam and join the redpill army Amen Baruch Haba Hashem Adonai🙌🕊🙏👑🔥🦁🕯
What An Era For Jamaican Reggae Music: 1975-1982. I Was A teenager Throughout This Period - Buying Amazing Pre-Released Ja Lps, some British Dubs. Intelligent Reggae Era.
Ow you mean! Granville Arcade Brixton, after Chin a cut mi hair aggressively, over the road. Hot pattie, warm hardo, Bun and Bulla cake plus the vinyl fi tek home and blaze on the radiogram. Dub Vendor and Black Echoes mail order amongst others. Pure pre-release. Good times for true. Bless.
Dun know, I turn Ras in 1976 at 14 the vibze was real then, looked forward to sneaking out to a dance and going to late-night Kung Fu movies. Dem days deh was Royal ✊🏾👑❤️
In UK punk and reggae went together in the late 70s, as they were both protest music. We all hung out together. From what I remember it was only when the Caribbean Club opened that it changed. Punks weren't welcome.
I wasn't around during this time, was born in 82, but grew up in different part of the world, Mexico to be exact. I only learned of Reggae through Tv, but wasn't enough to understand it or listen to it, as i grew in my teenage years I became drawn into Dub through my friends and still to this day have most respect to it. Thanks for the history lecture, I appreciate it.
I have listened to thousands of hours of dub on youtube and this is my favorite mix (and vol 2). I have listened to this mix like a hundred times literally
1970's East London, Bass speakers hanging out of windows, the smell of Sensi', Gabicci tops, Lois Jeans, Adidas Gazelle and these sounds filling the air. My dad went to the flat under us at 1am to politely ask them to turn it down a touch... 3 hours later he returned , proper happy and drunk. Racial harmony existed back then even though the race riots were very prevalent and there were some questionable attitudes and television programs. Today seems quite different if I'm honest. Anyway I'm loving this it's fucking beautiful!!
Struggle becomes strength through the purest beauty and joy, leaving peace. There is no anger here. So dance to this lesson, because it shows you how to approach your own suffering. There are no victims in this music, simply beautiful heroes that present a love that your body can't deny. Immense gratitude to all who had anything to do with putting this down to tape for us today...
That vibe and energy that will never be duplicated but only imitated. I get emotional listening to proper deep dub since I found dub in the 80s. Thank YOU KING TUBBY!!!
Takes me back to the beginning of the 1980's, smoky late nights rolling with the deep vibration standing by the speakers, Handsworth Soho Road Birmingham thing. Loved it!
Yessir... i used to sneak into "Blues" parties in houses in Moss side Manny... the bassline was the invitation,heard for miles around if the weather was right
Thank you! I was still at school in rural Derbyshire for a lot of this period. My brother & the woman I would later marry left art college for a squat in Camberwell/Brixton. I would visit every opportunity mostly because of the Blueses. £2 newspaper wrap from Railton Rd. then to the early hours in a pokey smoky room that was 50% sound system. My companions on the dole, lucky night when we had 2 cans of Brew between us. Jamaican blokes of all ages. These 3 seriously naive baby bleach-white punks. Soon welcomed in as friends, simply because we loved the sounds. Good times. Well, I did witness two riots & a lot of fret from the Bill down there. (Many years later I lived for a year nearby. Same blues just off Coldharbour Lane not that different, except more white folks - not there for the sounds - prossies :)
@Gravitree many thanks for your comment! i spent a lot of time compiling and editing this one. even i still enjoy it every listen. good and pure dub never gets old, it has a totally physical effect on me.
@@GazeMeShoes it’s much appreciated my friend trust me, this is my favourite dub compilation by far, and some of the tracks are harder to find when I assumed. I’m always fascinate, they championed the producer decades before it was normal here, the soundscapes the manage to generate are unreal. I can’t find that first track anywhere else, do you have anymore info on it?
@@purplelines335 the first track is from the Pressure Sounds label compilation of Joe Gibbs & The Professionals: "No Bones For The Dogs - Dubs From The Mighty Two 1974 To 1979" www.discogs.com/Joe-Gibbs-The-Professionals-No-Bones-For-The-Dogs-Dubs-From-The-Mighty-Two-1974-To-1979/master/161407 originally released on Eroll T Records in 1977: www.discogs.com/Bo-Jangles-Prophesy-Reveal/master/510156
I can't remember wether it was 86 or 87 Glastonbury, I just remember New order was main stage Friday , but walking to and from site to stages , oh Man Speakers stacked Up to Heaven , and I discovered Dub , oh Man ooohps , and Chi town Aceeeed What a year , Peace , Love and Respect All Sound System dem Bomb da Bass Man ☯️☮️🕉️❤️
The spring reverb is a voice in itself NICE! The delays and the acoustic space is so RICH ... it frames simply musical ideas and moves them forward through time in a way that is so mellow and natural ... YET the Power is still there!
That's the power of analogue gear - it really does sound different and like no other effect, usually because these pedals were hand made and get battered, acquiring a unique sound. Great stuff!
Check the look on his face.... saying "like when are you going to wake up already?" And the guy behind him looking up to heaven. 🙏 Not to mention the 3rd guy trying to keep the little candle flame alive 🙂
tracklist: Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Fulfilment Scientist - Dub of Gladness Albert Malawi / Brigadier Jerry - Conscious Dub Horace Andy & Prine Jammy - Collie Dub Scientist - Scientist At His Best John Holt & The Revolutionaries - Up Park Camp Version Prince Jammy - Tonight Is The Night Prince Douglas - North of the Border Dub Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate - Desiree Dub Johnny Clarke & The Aggrovators - Play Fool Version King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Confusing In Dub The Revolutionaries - The Mighty Gorgon Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - C W Burning Version Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries - Boss Man's Dub Scientist - Fission Prince Hammer - Rooseveld King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Seaview Corner Rocking Roots Radics - Roots Man Dubbing Niney The Observer - Tenement Yard Version Jimmy Radway - Mother Liza Augustus Pablo - Tubby's Dub Song Roots Radics Band & Jackie Mittoo - Dub A Dub Al Campbell - Dance Hall Stylee
King Tubby was my uncles best friend. I recall the night my uncle got the call that Tubby was shot outside hid home. Because my uncle and tubby was always together, I recall my uncle having to borrow my aunts vehicle to drive to tubby house to check with his wife and kis who was inside. They knew where he lived and that he had to get out the car to open the gate. They didnt even rob him, just shot him a few times and left him...he was a brilliant musikal technician
i love this music. i used to hang out in a place called dillingers in sout east london, and this was the kind of music playing. One guy was there all the time, had dreadlocks downto his ankles , always in the dance room. good times!
Those epic bits where it fades out I just imagine the Rasta who singing this drops his joint down on floor while holding mic onto floor crawling on floor higher than snoop dog, trying to find his joint on stage in the haze of smoke, he finds it picks it up has a small puff, rolls over sleeps for 10 seconds gets up real quick takes another nice toke, then slowly gets up while puffing on it slowly Tryna gain balance with his hands put a bit haha, just imagine
That wild, strange, sound. The sounds coming out of JA in that era were truly remarkable. That strange, space ship sound, combined with raw beauty. Run that...
Such a clean bassline. It hits so freakin hard. I love it! I'm goth and this is where our music vame from. Listen to "She's in Parties" for a great example.
It's great to hear the classic Dubs of its days again I will never forget the blues Dances and Dance halls Ive been to back in the days as well to own some of the tunes great memoirs with my friends at the time, God bless you for putting the selections together Respect 👌🏽👍🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽🇯🇲🇬🇧🇯🇲🇬🇧
Vol. 2 is out now: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html Heavy Dub Mix Vol. 2 - Golden age of Dub 1975 - 1983
how can I get both on cd ?
@@DEPARTUERS19
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My God, this is beautiful. On another subject the very early 1980's were the best time for music.(in my opinion)
if your a fan of. this right here, then allow me to introduce a champion in the cultures features. th-cam.com/video/9P-3Q82Wm8A/w-d-xo.html
When is part 3
Ah so now I see where Stewart Copeland got his ideas... and The Clash... and The Specials... and many others...
Plenty of that was from ska, rocksteady, and reggae.
"Guns of Brixton," ". . . Hammersmith", and "Revolution Rock" are closer to those genres than dub proper.
Dub is still so interesting. It's incredible what was being composed in the studios on the island of Jamaica in the 70s. Apart from the fact that it's musical language in its own right - never mind that it influenced musical studio engineering around the world and across so many musical styles. You just cannot ignore that comes from the roots and culture narrative about injustice. And it was undoubtedly born of the Rastafari faith, undoubtedly African drum and percussion based. Produced in Jamaica for a disillusioned UK youth, mostly first generation Brits with Jamaican/Carribbean/Reggae music connections, and living under racist oppression in the only homeland to grow up in. Poverty, inequality, and a unique set of cultural circumstances put you in a difficult place regards to food, musical heritage, socialisation, education, authority, the general public and the media pressure was not typically British for you if we're who you were. First generation. Back to the dub, and to the Jamaican music business of the day. Dub provided the opportunity for so many versions by so many artists to produce a variety released versions of a particular song on a variation of the same riddim (rhythm). The joy of the music and/song was not locked up in copyright anywhere like in the developed world where creativity tightly enforced for by mega music publishers. However, recognision for creative results and the rewards did not get shared in justly fashion.
Nice!!.. could nt have said it better. 🎯🎯🎯
@@patriciamharris5664 Excuse errors in grammar and my misuse of prepositions here and there :)
Brilliant
Teach the World 🌎
Bla bla bla just listen and meditate….
This makes me forget about my problems
Jah Nuo!
So do I !
I'm a soul boy reggae boy just come home put on some Sweet Soul and then I was connected with this dump plate on TH-cam and it's really lifted my spirits listening to some true Rub-A-Dub bringing back memories the days when we used to have the big big speakers the size of your door in a small house making a rooms in the house Shake I'm making all your heart and your insides vibrate stand up with your friends too late late late appreciation for the tunes thank you
i was 15 in 1975 Manchester. My Caribbean friends played this kinda thing. never heard nothing like it - never. Later we would go down to Moss Side for those DJ sets. Awesomeness. Happy days.
happy days mate. blessup!
"Pretty soon I believe people will have to rely on music to get some kind of peace of mind, or satisfaction, or direction, actually. More so than politics, the big ego scene. You know it's an art of words... Meaning nothing. Therefore you will have to get an earthier substance, like music or the arts."--Jimi Hendrix
Love this! What a great find!
We have throughout time.
The era of punk and dub
How can it be better?
exactly
The clash and jah Shaka 👌
Very early KILLING JOKE , JAH WOBBLE , P. I. L. definitely feeling the vibe....... big respect PRINCE FAR-I
@@alphasoundboard2864 Police n teifs Followed by Jah Shaka SO true, warm up4 Hackney blu,s nite,;) Now its definitely Batter Ram by Midnite Injoy ;)
@@alphasoundboard2864 Clash did it well but got slated then, I loved it
00:00 - Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Fulfilment
03:30 - Scientist - Dub of Gladness
06:30 - Albert Malawi / Brigadier Jerry - Conscious Dub
10:26 - Horace Andy & Prine Jammy - Collie Dub
15:25 - Scientist - Scientist At His Best
17:50 - John Holt & The Revolutionaries - Up Park Camp Version
21:11 - Prince Jammy - Tonight Is The Night
25:01 - Prince Douglas - North of the Border Dub
30:17 - Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate - Desiree Dub
33:51 - Johnny Clarke & The Aggrovators - Play Fool Version
38:10 - King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Confusing In Dub
41:20 - The Revolutionaries - The Mighty Gorgon
45:22 - Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - C W Burning Version
48:16 - Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries - Boss Man's Dub
51:27 - Scientist - Fission
54:01 - Prince Hammer - Rooseveld
57:18 - King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Seaview Corner Rocking
1:01:23 - Roots Radics - Roots Man Dubbing
1:04:29 - Niney The Observer - Tenement Yard Version
1:08:36 - Jimmy Radway - Mother Liza
1:11:12 - Augustus Pablo - Tubby's Dub Song
1:14:29 - Roots Radics Band & Jackie Mittoo - Dub A Dub
1:19:24 - Al Campbell - Dance Hall Stylee
u the goat
fantastic! thanks
огромное спасибо!
Jah bless
Real MVP here!
Old 61yr old white dude and I'm fucking adoring this...
So cool
Memories of Deadly Headley Jones on cfny 102.1...
Imagine driving through the hot, humid Caribbean night and hearing that bass through the open car windows of the beat up old, white Toyota taxi.
You ask the driver to drop you off at a dingy, little roadside bar. Get a glass of rum and close your eyes.... oh yes!
would
bass
🙏
Wait - if I'm in the taxi, why would I be hearing it through the windows? Am I actually holding onto the roof?
...and found unconscious in an alley or worse at 6AM with your valuables missing.
Soul soothing, healing vibes in these horrific times. This takes my poor brains off it all. I sure miss those days when we could go almost every weekend to participate in fantastic shows. Happy I have the memories.. and TH-cam.
so true my sentiments exactly
Yes @ Amy..I feel you..missing the dances too much ..dunno what I 'd do without the live streams and you tube..vibing off the memories over n over ...praying we will return to the dance ..soon come
Couldn't sleep with all the troubles of the world swirling in my brain- luckily it's raining so along with this dub lullaby my soul feels soothed:)
Thank you for saying that. I am so freaked out and feel alone.
@@VivaRonnieJamesDio faith and trust are the keys ..you are never alone ..love over fear always
Love the heavy, compressed basslines
Fuckin' Wuuuurd. :)
This is mind medicine for the tortured souls of Babylon...thank you medicine man selektah!!
yeh
@@LarzGustafsson why would Jesus not like Reggae? He drank wine didn’t he I’m sure he smokes weed
@@cityslickeroutdoors8306 No Weed is medicine! when used wisely for cancers etc! Yeshuah Ha Maschiach(as prophecied 700 years before his birth in 'ISAIA53KJV')said "My people are destroyed through lack of knowledge" and in First Peter5:8 reminds us to "be sober and vigilant"(KJV)The verse explains this when it says"Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour,"Although the Devil cannot take away our salvation,he attempts to take away our faith and ministry.It is important to remain sober and focus on the truth as God makes us"Strong Firm and Steadfast"(1PETER5:10)Sober literally means"free from intoxicating influences."Sobriety is a state of being and to be vigilant means"to keep carefully watch for possible danger or difficulties."Gods truth makes us stand firm in faith and helps us carry on with a clear mind,instead of allowing our mind to be clouded with lies,foolishness,feelings and empty pleasure(drink and drugs) keeping the mind focused on what is true and eternal these things edify and strengthen us check out 'streetministries seven' on TH-cam and join the redpill army Amen Baruch Haba Hashem Adonai🙌🕊🙏👑🔥🦁🕯
Are you babylonian or something?
@@marksimons4108 HalleluYah Yahshua haMaschiach reigns supreme!! ❤💚 💛
Lot better vibe running back then. Let's bring that frequency back y'all 🎶
#Commiseration
We're here! ✊🏾🇹🇹
Yes!!
Fo real!
I Frequency, Star!
When I smoke my cali and listen to sweet reggae music I'm happy and my worries are for tomorrow.... Regards from Holland
Hahaha a Aa me tooo. For to more roll Mannnn n respect from Thailand..peace E e
Sweet reggae music.
gone with the wind...
Not good cos soma una mentally will... weak
Yeah right.... ab.fab music, you no need cally weed... cause dis massive!!!
What An Era For Jamaican Reggae Music: 1975-1982. I Was A teenager Throughout This Period - Buying Amazing Pre-Released Ja Lps, some British Dubs. Intelligent Reggae Era.
I think consciousness bloomed again, seems like it's a world wide event every 10 years or so
Yes I Intelligent music
Ow you mean! Granville Arcade Brixton, after Chin a cut mi hair aggressively, over the road. Hot pattie, warm hardo, Bun and Bulla cake plus the vinyl fi tek home and blaze on the radiogram. Dub Vendor and Black Echoes mail order amongst others. Pure pre-release. Good times for true. Bless.
@@areyouserious9646
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Dun know, I turn Ras in 1976 at 14 the vibze was real then, looked forward to sneaking out to a dance and going to late-night Kung Fu movies. Dem days deh was Royal ✊🏾👑❤️
One dub session a day keeps the Covid away !
+juicy spliff
Bless up mi days seen
babylon lock down
Boyo✌♥ coming from Dallas tx
😎😎😎👍
In 1973 I was 12 yrs old and listened to this in st Mathews crypt in Brixton.
Shouts from an irish man born in 73 . Used to live in brixton. Down peckham way now
I was in Wembley in 73. Then South Harrow. Another lifetime.
Does anybody know the history of that club? It's a spanish themed place now
Anyone who hears this music is transformed and humbled with the power of Jah and his will!
Absolutely not. I love heavy dub because the vocals are minimized. I could care less about the culture and religion behind reggae.
@@JeffK. That's fine Jeff. Peace be with you. 🙏
This era for sure influenced 90s trip-hop: The effects, the voices. Awesome session.
yeah sure sounds like it. whats a trip hop track you like?
No
not just trip hop mate music in general this is international elevating vibrational sound and art
Experimental , Goth ,Punk, Hip Hop and Jazz all got influenced by the genius of Dub
You mean "Dub" influenced other music?... who knew
In UK punk and reggae went together in the late 70s, as they were both protest music. We all hung out together. From what I remember it was only when the Caribbean Club opened that it changed. Punks weren't welcome.
I wasn't around during this time, was born in 82, but grew up in different part of the world, Mexico to be exact. I only learned of Reggae through Tv, but wasn't enough to understand it or listen to it, as i grew in my teenage years I became drawn into Dub through my friends and still to this day have most respect to it. Thanks for the history lecture, I appreciate it.
Aaaand, like clockwork. My traditional January dub binge begins.
how come, and why me too?
Thought I was the only one..
Only valid if its a year long binge.
@@alexeidmitriev6235 my whole life is a binge
in case u havin a summer dub binge, vol. 2 is up: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
Real Selecta!!!!! Respect to Reggae ❤
Un-hypnotise the masses praise Jah
I have listened to thousands of hours of dub on youtube and this is my favorite mix (and vol 2). I have listened to this mix like a hundred times literally
Reminds me of my weed days, lighting up a spliff in the mountains sharing it with my friends.....
Pot head
@@blaquentgruppe6547 Seems like you could use a joint.
@@blaquentgruppe6547 d bag
@@blaquentgruppe6547 you say that like it's a bad thing
1970's East London, Bass speakers hanging out of windows, the smell of Sensi', Gabicci tops, Lois Jeans, Adidas Gazelle and these sounds filling the air. My dad went to the flat under us at 1am to politely ask them to turn it down a touch... 3 hours later he returned , proper happy and drunk. Racial harmony existed back then even though the race riots were very prevalent and there were some questionable attitudes and television programs. Today seems quite different if I'm honest. Anyway I'm loving this it's fucking beautiful!!
Struggle becomes strength through the purest beauty and joy, leaving peace. There is no anger here. So dance to this lesson, because it shows you how to approach your own suffering. There are no victims in this music, simply beautiful heroes that present a love that your body can't deny. Immense gratitude to all who had anything to do with putting this down to tape for us today...
YOU KNOW THE STORY
All praise to the Most High God☝🏿
This is something special. Rich music 🎶
High Frequency Vibes From The Motherland 🇯🇲🔥👑
Great Era For Reggae
1981 Haight Ashbury partying like there was no tomorrow. Best times, great memories!
Never been a sweeter sound paired with the heaviest bass possible
I feel calm and at ease
It's called merther :)
Hi there my Name is Juan and I'm from Ventura Co City of Fillmore and this the Very Best Regga Dub I ever heard thanks and God.bless you
cheers Juan. bless up yerself.
Great Reggae Music.
That vibe and energy that will never be duplicated but only imitated. I get emotional listening to proper deep dub since I found dub in the 80s. Thank YOU KING TUBBY!!!
yes ... its music that motivates one to rise up and change and know that life is a struggle yet e can win....
No duplication needed, music grows and evolves, Dub is just a name
Good music escapes labels. Modern platforms don’t have this. 🙏🙏🙏
cant thank you enough for having no ads. i love to fall asleep and vibe out to this kinda music and the ads always ruin it. major props
Takes me back to the beginning of the 1980's, smoky late nights rolling with the deep vibration standing by the speakers, Handsworth Soho Road Birmingham thing. Loved it!
cheers Timothy. glad u enjoyed it!
Yessir... i used to sneak into "Blues" parties in houses in Moss side Manny... the bassline was the invitation,heard for miles around if the weather was right
@@Gianfranco_69 bet that was heavy
@@timbacon2449 i was mid teens... mental to hear a bassline and then have to pinpoint location and rock up on a Raleigh burner..... badman tings
This is low-key meditation music 😅💖💖💖✨✨✨🌌🌌🌌💫💫💫
which deserves low-key emoticons
🏝
* A race without authority and power is a race without respect* LOUDER FOR THE FOLKS IN THE BACK❤
Thank you!
I was still at school in rural Derbyshire for a lot of this period. My brother & the woman I would later marry left art college for a squat in Camberwell/Brixton. I would visit every opportunity mostly because of the Blueses. £2 newspaper wrap from Railton Rd. then to the early hours in a pokey smoky room that was 50% sound system. My companions on the dole, lucky night when we had 2 cans of Brew between us. Jamaican blokes of all ages. These 3 seriously naive baby bleach-white punks. Soon welcomed in as friends, simply because we loved the sounds. Good times. Well, I did witness two riots & a lot of fret from the Bill down there. (Many years later I lived for a year nearby. Same blues just off Coldharbour Lane not that different, except more white folks - not there for the sounds - prossies :)
Dub is so life changing 💕 I have been listing to dub for ten years and it never gets old!
indeed!
Yehhh 👽✌🏻
Agreed. And I've herd from people that this music is boring. F all that pop radio music. People just aren't listening or going within.
Intergalactic music is timeless. 🙂
Feel you on that!
This music it king 51 years love it more now ..dub 4 ever.....ROCKERS ..kev white as long as am live dub ROCKERS will be ....
Late night spring vibes. Sun is setting, warm echoes off into the sky.
Bless UP outta Kathmandu 🇳🇵
OM MANI PADME HUM 🙏🏼
PEACE&LOVE ❤️💛💚
Opening track gives me shivers, absolutely unreal, quality compilation.
@Gravitree many thanks for your comment! i spent a lot of time compiling and editing this one. even i still enjoy it every listen.
good and pure dub never gets old, it has a totally physical effect on me.
@@GazeMeShoes it’s much appreciated my friend trust me, this is my favourite dub compilation by far, and some of the tracks are harder to find when I assumed. I’m always fascinate, they championed the producer decades before it was normal here, the soundscapes the manage to generate are unreal. I can’t find that first track anywhere else, do you have anymore info on it?
@@purplelines335 the first track is from the
Pressure Sounds label compilation of Joe Gibbs & The Professionals: "No Bones For The Dogs - Dubs From The Mighty Two 1974 To 1979"
www.discogs.com/Joe-Gibbs-The-Professionals-No-Bones-For-The-Dogs-Dubs-From-The-Mighty-Two-1974-To-1979/master/161407
originally released on Eroll T Records in 1977: www.discogs.com/Bo-Jangles-Prophesy-Reveal/master/510156
@@GazeMeShoes What an absolute legend, cheers mate, have a good week!
@@purplelines335 hey mate. Vol. 2 is up: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
I can't remember wether it was 86 or 87 Glastonbury, I just remember New order was main stage Friday , but walking to and from site to stages , oh Man Speakers stacked Up to Heaven , and I discovered Dub , oh Man ooohps , and Chi town Aceeeed
What a year , Peace , Love and Respect All Sound System dem Bomb da Bass Man ☯️☮️🕉️❤️
Thanks for bringing this old bwoy to his youte, I would spend off mi lunch money pan Uncle John jukebox, big up uself 🇯🇲💛💚🖤
Here as a dubstepper - gotta give it up for the roots ❤
this mix is a blessing from God!
vol.2 of heavy dub mix is up now: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
The spring reverb is a voice in itself NICE! The delays and the acoustic space is so RICH ... it frames simply musical ideas and moves them forward through time in a way that is so mellow and natural ... YET the Power is still there!
That's the power of analogue gear - it really does sound different and like no other effect, usually because these pedals were hand made and get battered, acquiring a unique sound.
Great stuff!
Well said
Now we can decipher all these analog .reverb was JAMAICAN dub
u high as fuck like me now hahaha i understood exactly what u mean
I totally agree 1000%
Big up my selectaaaaa 🇬🇧 🇯🇲
In the first two tracks I got a vibe that is cooler than any vibe I've ever gotten with shouting MCs in the Notting Hill festival
Notting Hill carnival is cack,its been over for years,its for tourists now.
Great selection! Respect for not monetizing! The last thing you need interrupting a good mix is some bloody advert!
Big PHAT blunt! Chillin n rollin, Only One Love 💜 SKA Big Ups
alla respekkkk xoxo
Pure frequency vibrations transmission! The real real reel.
This playlist is phenomenal
thanks! vol.2 of heavy dub mix is up now: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
The golden age of reggae! awesome!
Check the look on his face.... saying "like when are you going to wake up already?" And the guy behind him looking up to heaven. 🙏
Not to mention the 3rd guy trying to keep the little candle flame alive 🙂
this is how i be looking at pictures trying to understand everything
@@09LonghornsRule
Humans have lost the ability to love. We're supposed to be the keepers of the flame 🔥
@@dd3808 yes ma'am. i agree with you wholeheartedly
Collie Dub by far my favorite on this mix
Groovin' to that tune right now, it's a deep one.
real heavyweight stuff! i love it too.
The Magic still flows deep. Such good healing soundz !! J bless-ya fe dis, Rasta 🙏🌿😎
Baltimore,MD. 2022...Powerful vibrations ..Love..
OMG i been trying to find this song for years i am in my 60s now have always loved this type of sound /jah love to all xx
tracklist:
Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Fulfilment
Scientist - Dub of Gladness
Albert Malawi / Brigadier Jerry - Conscious Dub
Horace Andy & Prine Jammy - Collie Dub
Scientist - Scientist At His Best
John Holt & The Revolutionaries - Up Park Camp Version
Prince Jammy - Tonight Is The Night
Prince Douglas - North of the Border Dub
Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate - Desiree Dub
Johnny Clarke & The Aggrovators - Play Fool Version
King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Confusing In Dub
The Revolutionaries - The Mighty Gorgon
Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - C W Burning Version
Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries - Boss Man's Dub
Scientist - Fission
Prince Hammer - Rooseveld
King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Seaview Corner Rocking
Roots Radics - Roots Man Dubbing
Niney The Observer - Tenement Yard Version
Jimmy Radway - Mother Liza
Augustus Pablo - Tubby's Dub Song
Roots Radics Band & Jackie Mittoo - Dub A Dub
Al Campbell - Dance Hall Stylee
serious tunes higher respek
Choons...🚦💚🍀
Gran respeto. Unidad y amor
King Tubby was my uncles best friend. I recall the night my uncle got the call that Tubby was shot outside hid home. Because my uncle and tubby was always together, I recall my uncle having to borrow my aunts vehicle to drive to tubby house to check with his wife and kis who was inside. They knew where he lived and that he had to get out the car to open the gate. They didnt even rob him, just shot him a few times and left him...he was a brilliant musikal technician
@@HealingSunHouse That's crazy. RIP Osbourne Ruddock the 👑
Man these sounds are INSANE!!! I'm so thankful for these songs and this genre of music
It takes me to my age of twenties, wow
sweet. nothing like a good dub session for one's upliftment.
Awesome. Ultimately nostalgia is all we ever have 👌😎
コレはハマるぜ!ピーターバラカン😁
SO HOW MARCUS GARVEY DIDNT PREDICT THAT U ALL GOING TO SLAUGHTER U ONE ANOTHER 🇯🇲👍🏻🙏🏻
I was 8 years old in Batley, Leeds in 1975, I got really into heavy dub, always played it at the youth club
i love this music. i used to hang out in a place called dillingers in sout east london, and this was the kind of music playing. One guy was there all the time, had dreadlocks downto his ankles , always in the dance room. good times!
Perfect way to start the day, DUB IT!
Those epic bits where it fades out I just imagine the Rasta who singing this drops his joint down on floor while holding mic onto floor crawling on floor higher than snoop dog, trying to find his joint on stage in the haze of smoke, he finds it picks it up has a small puff, rolls over sleeps for 10 seconds gets up real quick takes another nice toke, then slowly gets up while puffing on it slowly Tryna gain balance with his hands put a bit haha, just imagine
Cringe
Clearly spent no time with Rasta
Boss Man's Dub · Linval Thomson & The Revolutionaries is so heavy and thick i love it
This music makes doing my taxes so much more fun than I ever thought possible.
awesome :)
in case ya not done with yer taxes - vol. 2 is up :) th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
Much Gratitude
Memories when I was repairing some kit a studio nuff testing was going on mids tops but always got told off regularly with the bass
That wild, strange, sound. The sounds coming out of JA in that era were truly remarkable. That strange, space ship sound, combined with raw beauty. Run that...
Such a clean bassline. It hits so freakin hard. I love it! I'm goth and this is where our music vame from. Listen to "She's in Parties" for a great example.
Joker
Yes bang on right ! The Irish had a lot of stuff back in the day living in London 70,s 80,s great where your coming from .☘️
❤ from Kenya 🇰🇪
I want to have some sick speakers and play this!
You will soon my man, keep that hustle
Not just the speakers but also a massive, powerful, broad-spectrum sub.
@@vondahe that's the spirit
Klipsch Heritage series were made for Dub...PJK was transported in from the future when he designed them for us
true
Broad selection of tuff tunes full of memories, nice to hear pure reggae which portrays our roots!!!
vol.2 of heavy dub mix is up now: th-cam.com/video/4__LAkJI74Q/w-d-xo.html
THANK YOU for the Beautiful sounds!!!!
Thank you! This what everyone in the world should be listening to right now. Peace
Yeah Dub is the master of all music...
Quintessential, I heard that word, I thought it fit. I sniffed glue as a child, for real..... so I may be wrong. But I don't think so... Jah jah wooo
Après avoir régalé mon haricot à huile rouge, je prends le DUB REGGAE en désert tranquillement...Une compilation très agréable à l’ouïe WELL D O N E
So good.
"North of the Border Dub" took me to the next level. Thank you for sharing.
it is a stellar. gets me everytime!
Top soothing too s running through my my bag of frozen peas 😎🏖️ will sleep well tonight👍😗😗.. Result
This is fabulous
you are
Heavy Dub tunes it reminds me when i was youth
Sublime, just perfect.
OMG,Awww I love this
Such a great mix. Reminds me of my youth in North London.
blessup
Was sounds like this played on local radio in London ?
@@jonathangutierrez1759 On pirate radio, yes. On boom boxes and massive speakers - blasting through the markets with a heavy scent of incense
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I can feel abundance flowing naturally into all parts of mi life
Grateful!!! Grateful!! Grateful!!
I Am I Will
It's great to hear the classic Dubs of its days again I will never forget the blues Dances and Dance halls Ive been to back in the days as well to own some of the tunes great memoirs with my friends at the time, God bless you for putting the selections together Respect 👌🏽👍🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽🇯🇲🇬🇧🇯🇲🇬🇧
I feel exactly same way. Great memories from the late night blues days
Thank you for this primary source of musical history, GazeMeShoes! I feel calmer just listening to it, no herbs or meditation technique required.
Perfect