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One from King Jammy's latest album
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Similar song with THIS bass? Wiki-heads needed
skilamalink replied to Saxombie's topic in General Discussion
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Perfecto post pub. As am I. 😎😎😎
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Prince Alla "Stone" plus "Grate Stone" a King Tubby dub.
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There is an online archive of Mark Lamarr's BBC Radio 2 shows at https://www.godseternaljukebox.com/ and there are multiple series of his Beginner's Guide to Reggae all free to listen to. I picked a random episode and he said this was one of his favourite reggae tracks ever.
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Here is the Barry Brown original and the King Tubby dub. The bass in this dub mix is probably my favourite and one of the most gloriously note filled it goes everywhere: no simple repetition on this one.
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Today is International Reggae Day. Roots and culture!
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Same same but different to Eastwood Dub it sounds like to me. Once again @Reggaebass is already where I am heading towards!
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This week I have been mainly listening to King Tubby and no surprise this has already featured on the thread.
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The man himself
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I love watching videos like this seeing live mixes/dubs and watching the fingers on the desk change the sound in real time.
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Nothing extra for the sake of it, great feeling, great vibe. Also loving the wearing of socks only as if someone's mam has said no shoes in the house.
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Loved this. The repetitive droney structure of the dub took me away in myself.
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It is a trying time for presidents everywhere so maybe they need to listen to this and take heed.
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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.
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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 am digging through the Twinkkle Brothers back catalogue thanks to @Reggaebass and this one that got a few listens today. "I'd had a lovely supper, and all I said to my wife was, 'That piece of halibut was good enough for...'"
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I have searched far and wide but can't work it out. There is what looks like a name on the headstock but I can't make out what it says. Could it be the cheap and cheerful back up bass for the studio? It's a great video for seeing his thumb technique. Does he ever use the bottom string?
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1974 Telecaster Bass-thoughts?
skilamalink replied to yorks5stringer's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
It is back up again on the bay with the starting price dropped from £3,250 to £2,995. -
Did someone say jazz?