Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - African Dub Chapter 1 LP
Producer Joe Gibbs took the credit for the four discs released in the mid-'70s under the title African Dub All-Mighty, but the musicians were in reality a shifting aggregation of members of the Soul Syndicate, We the People, and Revolutionaries bands, and the man actually working the mixing board was famed sound engineer Errol Thompson.
Chapter 1 is a fine listening experience -- note in particular "Campus Rock" (a dub version of Dennis Brown's "Let Me Live") and "Treasure Dub," which is a version of the Jamaicans' rocksteady classic "Ba Ba Boom." Recommended.
- African Dub
- Universal Dub
- Midnight Movie
- Ghetto Skank
- Lime Key Rock
- Lovers Serenade
- Treasure Dub
- Schooling The Beat
- Campus Rock
- Half Ounce
- Worrier
- East Africa
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Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - African Dub Chapter 1 LP
Producer Joe Gibbs took the credit for the four discs released in the mid-'70s under the title African Dub All-Mighty, but the musicians were in reality a shifting aggregation of members of the Soul Syndicate, We the People, and Revolutionaries bands, and the man actually working the mixing board was famed sound engineer Errol Thompson.
Chapter 1 is a fine listening experience -- note in particular "Campus Rock" (a dub version of Dennis Brown's "Let Me Live") and "Treasure Dub," which is a version of the Jamaicans' rocksteady classic "Ba Ba Boom." Recommended.
- African Dub
- Universal Dub
- Midnight Movie
- Ghetto Skank
- Lime Key Rock
- Lovers Serenade
- Treasure Dub
- Schooling The Beat
- Campus Rock
- Half Ounce
- Worrier
- East Africa
