Bunny Lee / Brad Osborne - King of Dub (Clocktower 1978) 24-bit/96kHz Vinyl Rip

The massive 70's Dub LP from King Tubby. With Sly & Robbie, Santa Davis, Tommy McCook, to name but a few. Rhythm Tracks by Bunny 'Striker' Lee. Great Stuff!

This form of music started in the dance halls in the early 60s by some of the pioneer record producers. Mainly Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee, by both of whom I’ve been tremendously influenced…
As a youth, from Jones and Trench Town, I’ve learned you must have an adequate power amplifier, right preamp and speakers…
For the right sound and effect, King Tubbys “the dubmaster” is a must, knowing when to bring in the Rhythm and leggo the Bass and Drum.
This album, it’s clean, heavy and right effects; we diged into the Rhythm vault and came up with TEN of the Hardest Rhythm Tracks. You’ll be convinced that this is the King of Dub. Brad Osborne (liner notes).

Track listing:

A1. King Zion Dub
A2. Super Star Dub
A3. Graceful Dub
A4. Rubba Dunza (Clock Tower mix)
A5. Jah Angel of Dub (Clock Tower mix)

B1. Blood, Sweat and Dunza Dub
B2. King, Queen & Minstrel Dub
B3. Easy Dread & Check This Dub
B4. Fancy up a Dub
B5. Stalac 80 Dubwise

Personnel:
Bass: Robbie Shakespeare, George Fullwood
Drums: Sly Dunbar, Carlton Davis
Lead Guitar: Earl Smith
Organ: Earl Lindo, Winston Wright, Ossie Hibbert
Rhythm Section: Mickey Chung
Piano: Ansel Collins
Brass: Tommy McCook, Dirty Harry
Trumpet: Bobby Ellis
Produced by Brad Osborne & Bunny Lee

Recorded at Channel One, Kingston JA
Mixed at King Tubby’s Studio, Kingston JA,
Shep Studio, NY and Joe Gibb’s Studio Kingston JA
Edited by Brad Osborne and Douglas Levy at Bullwackie Studio