King Tubby Meets The Upsetter - At The Grass Roots of Dub [45th Anniversary]Seminal dub album produced by Winston Edwards. In 1974 Edwards left Jamaica to reside in the UK and through his strong connections with such reggae luminaries as Joe Gibbs, Lee Perry and King Tubby began to travel back and forth between London and Kingston (JA) to bring back recordings to issue on his Fay Music label here in the UK. In 1974 he released this controversial, seminal dub set, shunned by some at the time due to the spurious marketing

The Animals

sleeker beast than 'The Boxer'

be only a matter of years before this burgeoning movement disappeared just as quickly as a new

Archie Shepp

Big Joe Turner Corrine Corrina 12

Wolf Gets Red Faced

produced by Beck and Randall Poster

teeming with dance grooves that draw on influences as diverse as Jamaican digital dancehall

'De Stilj' features an electric violin

Musically and lyrically

Devonté Hynes has very quickly established himself as one of the most prolific musicians

This collection celebrates a wonderfully brave and creative period that lasted just a few years during the coercive and fear inducing reign of Velasco‰۪s government