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Iconic indeed;)

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@@leviticus.3590 Interesting answer 🙂😉

@@leviticus.3590 I'm not concerned about AI. I am concerned about the people who control it.

Thank you for your beautiful words and inspiration

always the same crew the same top raking musicians

I'm sure Sly Dunbars was on one of these tracks

Thank you for the info!

Bunny Lee produced this album Yabby U released it

Definitely, really quite amazing that the mixing for dub is all on the fly, managing all the different effects, volumes etc. It will never stop fascinating me how much a dub completely changes the structure and feel of the vocal version. Best genre of music, no competition.

@@maxhickman2930 I agree, the greatest form of popular music of the 20th century (although classic Okinawan pop offers stiff competition). KZfaq has (had?) clips of Scientist mixing on the fly

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@@maxhickman2930 When I think about it, it does indeed astound me that it is no exaggeration to say that he invented the remix, and was the first person to cut out the midrange and drop the bass. His style, therefore, is a sine qua non to so much modern dance music. One person. IMHO, he is not sufficiently credited.

@@bsadewitz such is the way of life unfortunately, some of the most important music and art out there almost never gets the recognition it’s due

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Well, I don't think there is one point of origin. I think it's more accurate to say that they share a lot in common. Believe it or not, some of the oldest music that resembles it at all with regard to having someone speak/rhyme over a beat Is found on square dance records.

Though the narrative aspect of it, at least, and definitely the "rap battle", goes all the way back to Africa.

To be fair, it was the Amen Break that produced Hip-hop beats in the 80's. The Amen Break was from a B side recording of the gospel song Amen, and was a small 6-7 second drum break by the band The Winstons, What is odd is that ALL hip-hop artists wanted to be paid for being sampled, yet the drummer who produced the Amen Break, the most sampled song ever, died homeless and broke.

Which sing did peel play?

Yeah. I also look at it like a piece of music smeared out over time, with various component parts placed on a stage, and spotlights illuminate different combinations of them at different times.

True Dat ! All the elements rapped into one blissful journey through the to space time continuum !

By the way we might be related ...lol

@@TheCiaMKultra Related? What makes you say that? What's your name?

How so?

because

HonestSonics every king tubby recording is important

Bobby Greene Yes! This should be obvious.

riddims of alot of foundation tune for reggae music setting a high standard jah love rastafari miky east flanders

But who oversaw Tubby?

Bunny Lee produced this album but Yabby U released it. It was Bunny Lee named him Yabby U. If you noticed lots of Yabby U productions used Bunny Lee rhythms 😎

I think the original tune was produced in 76 by Fatman, played by the aggrovators and yabby you @ tubbys studio.

A true. I took different Bible-Studys with various Rasta-Tribes, but was not able to fit in good. Till i found Jesus Dread, Yabby You. It,s Him, who gave me my Rasta-Identity, JeshuaKing-Dread, the Tewahedo Church Rasta-Tribe, that carries King Selassie1 his approval. Two disciples of Jehoshua Kristos traveled to Ethiopia and founded there the Tewahedo-Church. Yabby You was/is such a wise man, and full of Holy Spirit! Faithful to Scriptures.

@@Regina-ws7sp . No disrespect Queen, but His Imperial Majesty approves of all true Heartical Rastafari, not just those in the Tewahedo Church, which by the way still refuses to acknowledge His divinity. By the way, Yabby You was not, as far as I can tell, in the Tewahedo church. Both the general Rasta population and the church have flaws that need to be healed. Each has pieces that the other needs to acknowledge. Blessed Love.

Joseph Mason. Yes I bredrin. King Tubbys, Lee Perry and Yabby You are all saints in my spiritual church.

The Roots of the modern Dreadlocks are the Bathawi-Monks. They followed in the footsteps of John, the Baptist, the first Jesus-Dreadlocksman committet to FatherSonHolySpirit in ONE CREATOR. If you love King Selassie1, then follow his Commandments. He was baptized Tewahedo. Follow his example, blend in Ethiopia, and become a blossoming flower in God,s Kingdom. It is not about, what we want, it,s about, what the CREATOR wants or wishes. Tewahedo has the better understanding and better Scriptures then any other Ministry. And i go always for the best, if it comes to Biblical education. Greetings!

3 years later.. wayne wade - man of the living

Lee Scratch Perry is tops for me, but King Tubby is number 2.

Like Comparing Toast and Jam :)

"Beware of god" is the dub name. Original track is Dicky Burton's "God Is Watching You". Lyrics go "Beware God Is Watching You" meaning we have to watch what we say/do because god is watching us. "Anti christ rock" is not the glorification of antichrists. Here the word "rock" means moving backwards and forwards like a rocking chair. You will find a lot of dub tracks called "something rock" in a similar manner. Original track is "Anti christ" and talks about hypocrites. Lyrics go "Them say them love and them live in hate ... them favor Christ But them anti Christ". I hope I helped you overstanding the message. Next time when a track name seems off, be sure to check the lyrics from the original tune.