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THE CONGOS

Noah Sugar Pan

THE CONGOS

Noah Sugar Pan

One of Lee Perry's finest and most restrained moments as he strips down the Congos' "Ark of the Covenant"

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BIG YOUTH

Jim Screechy

BIG YOUTH

Jim Screechy

The Natty Cultural Dread rides the "Stalag" riddim on this tribute to John Coltrane and the Last Poets

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Kode 9 and The Spaceape

Sine of the Dub

Kode 9 and The Spaceape

Sine of the Dub

One of the earliest clues to the new direction as Prince is filleted for the future...

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BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS

Remix For P Is Free.

BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS

Remix For P Is Free.

Scott La Rock and KRS1 lift Yellowman's "Zunguzunguzeng" for the riff in this early rap/reggae fusion.

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KEITH HUDSON

Pick A Dub

KEITH HUDSON

Pick A Dub

The dub dentist spells out the rhythm that started it all, used by Big Youth for his "S90 Skank"

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AUGUSTUS PABLO

Desire Dub

AUGUSTUS PABLO

Desire Dub

The melodica king at his best - originally found on the flip of John Holt's verison of "My Desire"

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YABBY YOU

Mash Down Rome Dub

YABBY YOU

Mash Down Rome Dub

All at once strident, melodic and deepest dread, versioned from Yabby You's impeccable productions

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MIKEY DREAD

Master Mantrol

MIKEY DREAD

Master Mantrol

Michael Campbell did so much to popularise dub. Classic and wild, it's also known as "Dread All the Way"

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HENRY AND LOUIS

Hands Of Dub

HENRY AND LOUIS

Hands Of Dub

A whompingly brutal modern steppers tune with more than a scent of traditional righteousness

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Upsetters

Black Panta

Upsetters

Black Panta

Scratch and Tubby invent dub

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GLEN BROWN & KING TUBBY

Wicked Can't Run This Dub

GLEN BROWN & KING TUBBY

Wicked Can't Run This Dub

The version to Glenroy Richards' single with Glen Brown proving it ain't necessarily all boom and bash

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RHYTHM AND SOUND

No Partial

RHYTHM AND SOUND

No Partial

Utilising Family Man Barrett's "Higher Field Marshall" Mark and Moritz take it deeper

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DISRUPT

Tubby ROM Module

DISRUPT

Tubby ROM Module

Straight outta Leipzig, Anthony Red Rose's "Tempo" gets a dowsing.

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WAYNE JARRETT

Holy Mount Zion

WAYNE JARRETT

Holy Mount Zion

Utilising Jackie Mittoo's "Drum Song", Lloyd 'Bullwackie' Barnes recreates the Black Ark in the Bronx

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“14 Tracks : Steve Barker's Dubwise assault”

Steve Barker is one of the UK's leading authorities on dub/reggae and has been hosting and curating the hugely influential 'On The Wire' radio show for BBC Radio Lancashire since 1984. The show's eclectic mix of styles and groundbreaking programming has led many to compare Barker with the late John Peel and a quick look over at Wikipedia tells us that 'On the Wire' was one of the first shows in the UK to play hip-hop, house music and techno music. It gave the first radio plays in the UK for Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson and the radio premier of 808 State's "Pacific State" and A Guy Called Gerald's "Voodoo Ray". Now based largely in Beijing, Barker continues to curate the Radio Show from China, as well as contributing to The Wire magazine, taking charge of the Dub reviews section among many other things. If you've never heard his amazing radio show before head to www.onthewire.uk.com for a real treat, but before you do check out this mighty 14 Track dubwise selection, picked by the man himself in Beijing last week and delivered to you here with maximum respect and admiration for one of the key champions of dub music over the last 25 years. Get educated!

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On 27 Aug 10:39 cornel said:

“makin history”

that's wikid, i was listening to on the wire when i was at college and it provided me with the knowledge for choice tunes - like u say a real education. Barker is an institution - respect for all that - braaap!

On 27 Aug 13:30 Dominic spoonbender said:
http://www.myspace.com/djcaptainbuck

“Hailing up the selector”

Blimey what a choice selection. This is a ready made DJ legend setlist. Well done sir.

On 28 Aug 00:24 fakedjs said:
http://www.fakedjs.com

“Dub me up”

Keep pushing the recs. -fakedjs

On 02 Sep 07:08 Slimmah Sound said:
http://www.myspace.com/slimmahsounddubsystem

“Excellent stuff!”

Steve Barker did it again! Crucial stuff~! "Hailing up the selector" indeed! Big up Slimmah Sound Amsterdam / Holland www.slimmah.com

On 02 Sep 11:03 sweet susie said:
http://www.sweetsusie.net

“ooohhh...”

oooohhh steve! you dub me crazy one more time. greetings from vienna

On 02 Sep 11:06 said:
http://www.sweetsusie.net, www.myspace/sweetsusieecho

“ooohhh...”

ooohhh steve! you dub me crazy one more time. greetings from vienna, sweet susie

On 02 Sep 16:45 pale rider said:
http://www.cassavaouternational.com

“bebow!”

when Steve Barker is at the controls niceness is guaranteed... give thanks i'm stealing this playlist for my next gig. respx from Nashville