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I remember 'singing' under mi slen teng to an old school dreadlocked record dealer around '89 at a record fair in the electric ballroom in camden to work out what the song was. No Internet or shazam back then... I'd heard it at a fun fair earlier that year. He had the album.  Happy days!🤩

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The thing that first got me introduced to dub was Towers of Dub by The Orb from 1992 and that got me off exploring. Those who like the ambient electronic world know this track as famously "the one with that bass drop" and this is where the sample was taken from.

 

 

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I wonder what Bob thought in his later more political years about having sung 'funky funky chicken and the mash potato, do the aligator'. Hopefully he'd be proud as this one's got the funk!

 

 

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8 hours ago, skilamalink said:

Back from the rub-a-dub and YT offers this up for me. Another version from a few pages ago and what I now know to be Syl Johnson sitting in there somewhere.

 

 

 

Yeah I’m liking that ☝️

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It's been a while since I last checked in here; listening to this today brought me back. (I did a search to see if it had already been posted, but found nothing.) This used to be available on Spotify, but it's greyed out now; darn!

 

According to Wikipedia, "Three members of the group were murdered throughout the group's tenure"!

 

 

Knowledge - "Dreadlocks Time"

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45 minutes ago, oakforest5961 said:

It's been a while since I last checked in here; listening to this today brought me back. (I did a search to see if it had already been posted, but found nothing.) This used to be available on Spotify, but it's greyed out now; darn!

 

According to Wikipedia, "Three members of the group were murdered throughout the group's tenure"!

 

 

 

Thanks for that oakforest 👍🏻, I didn’t really know much about them so I had a quick look and the only track I recognise is this one , I didn’t know Tappa Zukie produced them either 

 

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I’ve been exploring Bertram McClean who was also known as Ranchie , he played on so many tracks in the early years and also worked with Sly Dunbar, nice playing on this 

 

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3 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Came across these guys by chance, never heard them before but I think this sounds really good , what do you think 

 

Nice sound, I like them

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