dubdisco vol.1 , yeah

brill heavy funk trax from the supra crew with a great bside. originally released in 82 by bunny wailer

the house band of bunny ‘striker’ lee was formed in the mid-1970s by some of jamaica’s most prominent and musically expressive session players. the shifting core line-up spun off from the soul syndicate and thus typically featured earl ‘chinna’ smith and tony chin on guitar and bernard ‘touter’ harvey on organ. carlton ‘santa’ was the main drummer, but carlton barrett of the wailers band and ‘benbow’ creary were sometimes featured. most crucially, on bass, aston ‘family man’ barrett shifted to fully fullwood (and occasionally, earl ‘bagga’ walker), until robbie shakespeare took over, becoming the bandleader. the band was responsible for the popular ‘flying cymbal’ style that took jamaica by storm, and you can hear it in abundance on this killer dub set from 1975, its excellent cuts of cornell campbell and johnnie clarke material mixed at king tubby’s studio - a must for all serious fans of dub.

this superbly crafted bob marley set (2lp + download code) compiled and annotated by french journalist vincent tarrière, chronicles the story behind this legendary article “the wild side of paradise” published by rolling stone magasine in 1973 through the memories of photographer arthur gorson and features a handpicked selection of bob marley’s best songs, recorded at his creative peak, during the late 60s and early 70s, when he was working with producers bunny lee, leslie kong and lee perry.

the first two solo albums by peter tosh on columbia records were cornerstones of the roots-rock-reggae movement: >legalize it< (1976) and >equal rights< (1977).
thirty-five years have passed since the release of >legalize it< , toshs first album as a solo artist after more than a decade in the wailers with bob marley and bunny livingston. music on vinyl brings it back with remastered audio on 180 grams audiophile vinyl, including 6 bonus dub tracksand 2 insert sheets.