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King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse - Look What You Dubbing: King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse Volume 2
King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse - Look What You Dubbing: King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse Volume 2
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King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse β Look What You Dubbing | 7" Vinyl Single
Immerse yourself in the foundational rhythms of dub with this essential 7" Vinyl Single, "Look What You Dubbing: King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse Volume 2." This pressing captures the raw, innovative soundscapes that defined the late 1970s Reggae/Dub movement, a must-have for any serious collector looking to buy King Tubby vinyl.
About the Album
Released between 1977 and 1979 on the Patate label, this collaboration showcases the unparalleled mixing genius of King Tubby, a true pioneer whose sonic experiments reshaped music production. Alongside the Ring Craft Posse, Tubby delves deep into the echo chambers and spring reverbs, crafting tracks that remain cornerstones of the King Tubby discography and the broader Reggae/Dub genre.
The Vinyl Experience
Drop the needle onto these grooves and experience the warm analog sound that only a 7" Vinyl Single can deliver. This record offers a direct portal to the era, providing the dynamic range and sonic depth cherished by audiophile vinyl enthusiasts. Itβs a tangible piece of musical history, perfect for any turntable.
- Format: 7" Vinyl Single
- Artist: King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse
- Label: Patate
- Genre: Reggae/Dub
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, collectors, fans of late-night listening sessions
Collector's Note
Few records capture the pioneering spirit of King Tubby's studio innovations quite like this one, offering a glimpse into the very origins of dub as a distinct art form. It's an indispensable addition for those curating a collection of classic 1970s vinyl records.
Tracklist:
Side A
- Harvest Time
- Cumberland
- Summer Dub
- Passage Fort
- Rich Man Dub
- Travel Version
Side B
- Can't Dub Me
- Harlem in Dub
- Braeton
- Ain't No Dub
- Dub & Gomorrah
- Look What You Dubbing
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