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King Tubby, Dennis Alcapone, Dave Barker, Skin, Flesh & Bones, Etc. - Calling One Thousands Dread Locks
King Tubby, Dennis Alcapone, Dave Barker, Skin, Flesh & Bones, Etc. - Calling One Thousands Dread Locks
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Calling One Thousands Dread Locks – King Tubby & Co. | 7" Vinyl Single
Drop the needle on this seminal 7" Vinyl Single and transport yourself to the golden age of 1970s Jamaican sound systems. This potent collaboration featuring King Tubby, Dennis Alcapone, and Dave Barker delivers a deep, resonant slice of classic Dub/Reggae, essential for any serious collector of vintage wax.
About the Album
This release, 'Calling One Thousands Dread Locks,' stands as a testament to the collaborative spirit that defined the vibrant reggae and dub scene of the mid-1970s. Featuring the legendary King Tubby at the controls, alongside the vocal stylings of Dennis Alcapone and Dave Barker, with the rhythmic foundation laid by Skin, Flesh & Bones, it encapsulates the raw energy and innovative spirit of the era. It's a snapshot of a pivotal moment when reggae was evolving into its more experimental dub forms.
The Vinyl Experience
Experience the raw, unadulterated analog warmth of this 7" Vinyl Single as it spins on your turntable. The deep grooves hold a dynamic range that truly comes alive through a quality hi-fi system, offering an authentic sonic journey back to the roots of dub.
- Format: 7" Vinyl Single
- Artist(s): King Tubby, Dennis Alcapone, Dave Barker, Skin, Flesh & Bones
- Label: Lantern
- Genre: Dub/Old School Dub/Reggae 1970s
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, reggae historians, sound system enthusiasts, crate diggers seeking 70s gold
Collector's Note
Few records capture the foundational energy of 1970s Jamaican music quite like this collaborative effort, making it a prized piece for those curating a comprehensive Dub/Reggae discography. It's a potent reminder of the era's innovative spirit.
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