KING TUBBY - Dub From The Roots LP Fanzines follows an interlude recorded on

follows an interlude recorded on the river in North Carolina in which the titular character’s body was laid

After that record I started getting more into instrumental composition

It is a celebration of the beauty of endurance

Bravo" and the lost 2002 outtake "What You're Doing To Me

while the estimable combination of Muhammad Ali (Rashied's brother) on drums and Juma Sultan on congas adds an ever-shifting propulsion

KING TUBBY - Dub From The Roots LP Fanzines follows an interlude recorded onDub From The Roots: The sound of dubs mixed by King Tubby (Osbourne Ruddock) in Jamaica in the early to mid 1970s have long been the stuff of legend in reggae. Those who take a deep dive into the origins of electronic dance music or hip hop will inevitably confront this formidable legacy. Tubby is also a household name among recording engineers, regardless of genre, as his approach to his craft was genuinely groundbreaking, the idea that a vocal mix