King Tubby & Friends ?- UK 2LP Promo Simply Vinyl / Dub Like Dirt 1975 SVLP 260

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COVER EX
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the covers you see have my "horrible" handwriting on them just to tell what it is in the picture, the records came without any cover so I will put a  new blank inside for you.

Label:

Simply Vinyl ?– SVLP 260, Blood & Fire ?– SVLP 260
Format:

2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation promo
Country:

UK
Released:

1999
Genre:

Reggae
Style:

Dub

Tracklist Hide Credits
A1
Tubby Get Smart

A2
Guidance Dub

A3
Chapter Of Money

A4
Bag A Wire Dub
Written-By – Shaw*, Simpson*, Hookim*, Ferguson*

B1
Dub Ites Green & Gold
Written-By – W Rodney*

B2
Stealing Version
Written-By – John Holt

B3
Beat Them In Dub

B4
Thunder Rock

C1
How Long Dub
Written-By, Mixed By – Pat Kelly

C2
Dub Investigation

C3
Sly Want Dub

C4
Everybody Needs Dub

D1
Horn For I

D2
Six Million Dollar Version

D3
Dub Is My Occupation

D4
Fatter Dub

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Blood & Fire Limited
Copyright (c) – Blood & Fire Limited
Mixed At – King Tubby's Studio
Remastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Mastered At – The Soundmasters
Edited At – The Soundmasters
Designed At – Intro (11)
Published By – Westbury Music
Published By – EMI Virgin Music Ltd.
Published By – Woodwater Music
Published By – Copyright Control
Credits
Bass [Included] – Lloyd Parkes*, 'Robbie' Shakespeare O.D.*
Compiled By, Liner Notes – Steve Barrow
Design – David Smith (24)
Drums [Included] – Carlton 'Santa' Davis*, Lowell 'Sly' Dunbar O.D.*
Guitar [Included] – Winston 'Bo-Pee' Bowen*, Cornell Campbell, Earl 'Chinna' Smith*, Tony Chin
Keyboards [Included] – Ansell Collins*, Bernard 'Touter' Harvey*, Errol 'Tarzan' Nelson*, Jackie Mittoo, Johnny Clarke, Ossie 'No-Go' Hibbert*, Winston Wright
Liner Notes – Joseph Cotton
Mastered By, Edited By – Kevin Metcalfe
Mixed By – King Tubby (tracks: A1-A4, B1), Prince Jammy (tracks: B1-B4, C2-C4, D1-D4)
Percussion [Included] – Barnabas, Noel 'Scully' Simms*, Uziah 'Sticky' Thompson*
Performer – The Aggrovators
Photography By – Brian Jahn, David Hendley*, Tero Kaski
Producer – Bunny Lee
Saxophone [Included] – 'Deadley' Headley Bennett*, Lennox Brown
Technician [Digital Restoration] – Andy Walter*
Trombone [Included] – Vincent Gordon*
Trumpet [Included] – Bobby Ellis
Written-By – E. Lee* (tracks: A1-A3, B3, B4, C2-C4, D1-D4)

Notes

A1: The B-side to Leroy Smart's "Mr Smart" (Total Sound Ja 45, 1975). There are two more versions; a Phillip Smart one called "Exalted Dub" on Dub Gone Crazy - The Evolution Of Dub At King Tubby's 1975-1979 and a U Brown version "Live as One" on Train To Zion (1975-1978)
A2: The dub to Horace Andy's Guiding Star / Dub Star and was also used for deejay Tappa Zukies Jah Is My Guiding Star / Guiding Dub
A3: Horace Andy's Money Money / Bull Bay Jumping rhythm was also used for Jah Stitch's "Raggamuffin" (on Original Ragga Muffin (1975-77)) and Barry Brown's Politican. This dub was mixed for Barry Brown's vocal cut.
A4: A dub of Johnny Clarke's "Them Never Love Poor Marcus". It's also slighty longer cut than previously released versions and has more spring reverb than the Jamaican 45 B-side.
B1: A previously unreleased cut of Johnny Clarke's version of the Burning Spear classic. Mixed by King Tubby or Phillip Smart.
B2: A version of Johnny Clarke's Stealing that appeared on the Bar Bell label in Jamaica. The loop of this later used on Luciano's Ulterior Motive amongst others.
B3: The B-side to Cornell Campbell's "Jah Jah A Go Beat Them" (Jackpot 45, 1976).
B4: The B-side to Cornell Campbell's "Have Mercy Oh Jah" (Weed Beat 45, 1977).
C1: A dub mixed at King Tubby's in 1976 by Pat Kelly.
C2: The B-side to Cornell Campell's 1977 hit (The Investigator)
C3: The B-side to Johnny Clarke's "Wanti Wanti Can't Getti" (Weed Beat Ja 45, 1977).
C4: A dub mixed by Prince Jammy.
D1: A dub mixed by Prince Jammy.
D2: The B-side to Dennis Alcapone's "Six Million Dollar Man". The rhythm was also used for Leroy Smart's Shame & Pride and Johnny Clarke's cover of the original song. Two further versions can be found on Dub Gone 2 Crazy: In Fine Style 1975-1979.
D3: The B-side to Vin Gordon's Memories Of Don De (Jaguar 12" "Discomix", 1977).
D4: Taken from a 45 by Count Shelley in the UK, and a 45 by Jack Mittoo in Canada. Publishing:
Westbury Music Ltd, except:
A4: EMI Virgin Music Ltd
B1: Copyright Control
B2: MCPS
C1: Woodwater Music Ltd Liner notes:
Steve Barrow, February 1999
Joseph Cotton aka Jah Walton, Berlin, 4th Feb 1999 Digital restoration by Andy Walter @ Room 63, Abbey Road Studios