Sound of Channel One

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Album: Sound of Channel One: The King Tubby Connection
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Stop Look What You're Doin'
2)	Stop Look Dub
3)	Dancehall Vibes
4)	Vibes Dub
5)	Headline News
6)	Headlines Dub
7)	70 Times 7
8)	70 Times 7 Dub
9)	Rockin' of the Ten Thousand
10)	Dubbin' of the Ten Thousand
11)	Babylon a Turn Dem Back
12)	Turn Back Dub
13)	Dub One
1)	I Got Love
2)	I Got Dub
3)	You Have My Heart
4)	Dub My Heart
5)	Alphabet Song, The
6)	Alphabet Dub
7)	I'm Gonna Tell You My Mind
8)	I'm Gonna Dub You My Mind
9)	Babylon You Must Go Down
10)	Dub You Must Go Down
11)	Diplomatic Link
12)	Diplomatic Dub
13)	Nanny Goat
14)	Nanny Goat Dub

Album: Sound of Channel One: The King Tubby Connection
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Stop Look What You're Doin'
2)	Stop Look Dub
3)	Dancehall Vibes
4)	Vibes Dub
5)	Headline News
6)	Headlines Dub
7)	70 Times 7
8)	70 Times 7 Dub
9)	Rockin' of the Ten Thousand
10)	Dubbin' of the Ten Thousand
11)	Babylon a Turn Dem Back
12)	Turn Back Dub
13)	Dub One
1)	I Got Love
2)	I Got Dub
3)	You Have My Heart
4)	Dub My Heart
5)	Alphabet Song, The
6)	Alphabet Dub
7)	I'm Gonna Tell You My Mind
8)	I'm Gonna Dub You My Mind
9)	Babylon You Must Go Down
10)	Dub You Must Go Down
11)	Diplomatic Link
12)	Diplomatic Dub
13)	Nanny Goat
14)	Nanny Goat Dub

Performer Notes

Features mixes by King Tubby.
Personnel includes: King Tubby, Delroy Wilson, Jim Brown, Badoo, Prince Pompidou, Calvin Stuart, Desmond Irie, Larry Marshall, The Gladiators.
Recorded at Channel One Studios, Kingston, Jamaica between 1973 and 1981. Includes liner notes by Geoff Parker.
Digitally remastered by Mike Coe (Motion Studios).
This generous two-CD collection of rare recordings features the work of both established and lesser-known reggae figures, but the real star is King Tubby, the studio innovator and remixing master who is credited with inventing the dub style. At Jamaica's Channel One studio, King Tubby perfected the "version," an alternate take in which he deconstructed songs, added layers of reverb and echo, and stripped the vocals down to a few phrases, leaving the song's essential rhythm to form the basis of the new track.
Each song here is presented in its original version and in the King Tubby remix. The songs capture a vital transition in reggae, from the politicized roots-rock of the mid-'70s to the less edgy, more fun-loving dancehall style that succeeded it. It gives listeners the chance to check out much-loved reggae crooners Delroy Wilson and Leroy Smart (both referenced in the Clash's punk-reggae classic "White Man in Hammersmith Palais") as well as more obscure but no less talented singers from this bygone era.

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