“The Legacy Of Dub” is the second album by the Northampton duo Earthquake, released in 1993. It follows up the album “Dub Harder Than Steel”, which captured the interest of the UK dub music community and became an instant classic…
First, Second and Third Generation by King Tubby, Prince Jammy, and Scientist was originally released in 1981 on the KG Imperial, the record label of the late Kenneth Gordon founder and key figure of Fatman Hi Fi, a UK sound…
Heavyweight roots steppers from 1978, back on the streets via Real Rock Records. Johnny Clarke delivers strong lyrics, unmistakable rootical vibration it was a big powerplay back in the day for Jah Shaka. The dub version is a King Tubby…
Second release on the African Beat imprint, sub-label of Real Rock Records dedicated to raw dubs. For the first time pressed on 7” from the archives of Conscious Sounds studio, directed and produced by Douglas Wardrop under his early producing…
From 1993, a hallmark UK Dub album returns to the light. Originally pressed in a small run and extremely hard to find, this record was produced at Earthquake Studio by TNT Roots and Winston Dread. Together, they provided a raw…
Under the name The 4th Street Orchestra, Dennis Bovell released a series of limited-edition albums in the mid-70s specifically for the UK sound system scene. YUH LEARN! stands as a prime example of Bovell’s creativity and production prowess. With its…