Horaces Dub Box Andy -Rare Dubs 1973-1976 -Jamaican CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Why Oh Why Dub"

02. "Dub Larking"

03. "Zion Gate (Dub)"

04. "Dub Money"

05. "A True Dub"

06. "Dub Guidance"

07. "Dub Say Who"

08. "Dub On My Mind"

09. "Love Of A Woman (Dub Band)"

10. "Use This Dub"

11. "Dub Letter"

12. "Dub Angel"

13. "Bless This Dub (Bonus Track)"

14. "Dub Ah Fulfil (Bonus Track)"

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Unreleased Dubs Of Bunny Lee Produced Horace Tracks

Description:

Dub Box Rare Dubs 1973-1976 by Horace Andy, released 23 October 2020, includes the following tracks: "Zion Dub", "A True Dub", "Dub Say Who", "Love Of A Dub Band" and more. This version of Dub Box Rare Dubs 1973-1976 comes as a 1xCD. - UNRELEASED DUBS OF BUNNY LEE PRODUCED HORACE TRACKS

Notes from the inner cover: Track 1: "A lost dub of Horace coming down on [a=Charlie Ace]'s "George Foreman" rhythm". Track 2:"[a=Bunny Lee] gets Horace to rework his [l=Studio One] classic [m=246104] with a little help of [a=Augustus Pablo] on the backing track. This is a rare dub version". Track 3: "A raw dubbed up version of Horace's [m=458658]". Track 4: "A rare dub of Horace's classic [m=791966]...the root of all evil...has never been prophetised so sweetly...". Track 5: "Horace's "True Love Shines Bright" in true dub fashion..Nice...". Track 6: "Horace's interpretation of [a=The Heptones] "My Guiding Star". This is a rare dub version...enjoy". Track 7: "A fine lost dub to another Horace [l=Studio One] classic reworked with [a=Bunny Lee] giving it more rootsy feel". Track 8: "Horace's [m=912444] stripped to it's dub". Track 9: Another reworking of an early Horace classic [m=806852] here in it's fine 1970's dub form". Track 10: "Horace's [m=652929] in dub". Track 11: "Horace cut a version to a foreign R & B classic "Letter To Mommy & Daddy" also came down on by [a=Delroy Wilson], this is the lost dub version". Track 12: "Originally cut at [a=Harry J]'s studio this is the rare dub to Horace's [m=246109]". Track 13: "A great horns dub to Horace's cut of [a=Tony Orlando]'s "Bless You". Track 14: "Last but not least a dub cut of [a=John Holt]'s and [a=Bunny Lee]'s "Serious Thing" written about the wars in Kingston's ghettos. Horace's dubbed vocal cutting through..".

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JRCD007

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