Keith Hudson | Pick A Dub LPBack In Stock A regular contender for both of the much contested titles of being not only the first but also the greatest dub LP of all time one thing that can't be disputed is that Pick A Dub is an outstanding musical achievement not only within the world of reggae but popular music in general and deserves it's place in any discerning record collection. Packed with killer rhythms put together by the cream of reggae talent including the Barrett

Back In Stock Fantastic and extremely welcome reissue from Archive Recordings of a rare as hen's teeth 7" by saxophonist Deadly Headly recorded at Channel One and originally released in very limited number in 1985

DKR come up trumps again

He pulls out all the stops here again here to delivery some proper nutty dubs

A: Blue Bells - "Come Along"

Flip it over and we're treated to a soulful rootical dub techno/dub poetry version of Michael Smith's "Roots" featuring none other than Undefined's very own Ohkuma on drums who provides percussive backing to Wayne's deeper than deep dub poetry

B3 Life Can Get You Down

A: Love Thy Neighbours

A4_OD Dose

Seriously essential 10" containing a selection of deadly vocal cuts and dubs on Jackie Mittoo's immortal Drum Song rhythm

Back In Stock Top notch 1978 album of dubs from the Rockers All Stars produced by Augustus Pablo and Everton Da Silva

B Enos McLeod– Version aka Last Of Jestering

The result is a sound that sits somewhere in the realms of what Soul II Soul were producing (and in fact it feels like it would have been a perfect fit for their Funki Dreds label in that it is indeed both funky and dread) but I would say it has heavier reggae influences than a lot of their output