Category: dub

Check me and I’ll check you back

Posted by: dublinator Posted onNovember 16, 2010 Comments: 0

When we’re not listening to dub, we do sometimes wander into the disco world and our good friend Black Shag over at the excellent Beat Electric blog was very nice to call our own stephen a “reggae don” a title hardly deserving but much appreciated. “Shag” did find this awesome Frankie Paul disco dub cut – “Funky Reggae Party” [audio:http://www.beardodisco.com/beatelectric/music/franky_paul_funky_reggae_party.mp3]

Kingston Signals | Noel Davey & the Casio MT-40: The Sleng Teng

Posted by: dublinator Posted onNovember 16, 2010 Comments: 0

Classic stuff from Peter Dean Rickards http://www.afflictedyard.com/ @pd_rickards This is a video of Noel Davey – the guy who switched up a pattern on the Casio MT-40 keyboard to create the the first fully computerised riddim in Jamaican music: the ‘Sleng Teng.’ The clip was filmed in 2001 at Noel Davey’s home in Waterhouse, Jamaica for the pioneering web program Kingston Signals. Kingston Signals | Noel Davey & the Casio MT-40: The Sleng Teng from Peter Dean Rickards on Vimeo.

McPullish | Stronger in Dub

Posted by: dublinator Posted onOctober 7, 2010 Comments: 0

Dub mix of Girleen Riddim, from the B side of Sylford Walker – United riddim built at Dub Compound, Austin TX usuing analog instruments mixed live and direct at Dub Cove Studio, Buda TX CHA708 7″ vinyl and digital coming soon … Released by: Charlie’s Records Release/catalogue number: CHA708 Stronger in Dub by McPullish

dubtape.fm tape (4.13.2010) dave hahn side (a)

Posted by: dublinator Posted onAugust 12, 2010 Comments: 2

via dubtape.fm an all vinyl reggae mix from DJ Hahn Solo (dub is a weapon). This is the kind of mix we *wish* we could do at dub.com – solid classics, thanks Dave! and when can we get side b? tape (4.13.2010) dave hahn side (a) by dubtape.fm

Sly & Robbie

Posted by: dublinator Posted onJuly 31, 2010 Comments: 2

The dub.com crew got to see Sly & Robbie with the Taxi Gang playing through the Taxi catalog on a rare Monday night treat at Yoshi’s San Francisco. Our highlight of the evening was Robbie singing “Murder She Wrote” 🙂 More review from the always excellent ForwardEver At 11 p.m. out strode drummer Sly Dunbar, bassist Robbie Shakespeare, guitarist Darryl Thompson, keyboardists Franklyn “Bubbler” Waul and Steven “Lenky” Marsden, along with trombonist Nambo Robinson — veterans all. Nambo played equally compelling roles as hype man, singer and soloist throughout the night.