King Tubby - THE HEAVIEST DUBS - A DJ Mix by Mista Savona
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Some of my all time favourite King Tubby dubs, including many rarities & lesser known 7"s & B-Sides. Starting the mix with the first dub 7" I ever picked up (in Portobello Market in London around 2000), a mid 70's jaw-dropping effort from Tubby's, which features absolutely one of the first 'Bass Drops' in the history of music. This is one of my favourite tunes of all time - 'Tubby's Dub Song' on Pablo's Rockers Label.
From there it's a journey through the 1970's Kingston music scene, with King Tubby in his small studio in Drumilie Ave Waterhouse forever making waves across the world's soundysystem culture and history. Enjoy the ride.
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Mista Savona, April 2021
Yet another case of great music/art coming from troubled times...
I have an ear infection and the bass from Jah Angel of Dub cleared some of the blockage. I am not even kidding, dub is healing music.
Sure is 😊
One love💚💛❤️
Uncle Jaja hears eventually tehehaha
Lol the LORD works in mysterious ways ??
😂🔥🔥
I remixed one king tubby as a dubstep tune in 2014and im still tickled by it 10 yrlears later im all warm and fuzzy thinking aboit it
People of culture, we meet again
Greetings and Blessings
Jah Rastafari
Blessings, friend
Brought me right back to Westbourne Grove in the 70's. living round the corner from the Mangrove, sound systems every Saturday under the WestWay...thanks for this!
Did you ever go Johnny Cleggons? Also on All Saints Road, also knew Frank Crichlow well from the Mangrove ❤
So stoned and i is inside a teapot
hry i just got to the teapot, nice to meet you
A flying teapot ?
🫖💨
you are a teabag steeping in the deep
@@mikideebank3592 pot head pixies hate this one simple trick
ere be mi handle, eeerre come mi spout
42:00 my soul left my body.
Time to settle down and concentrate.
Great set Izaboo!!keep them coming….👊
The Augustus Pablo sound feels like magic; it's so good.
This is honestly the best mix of Tubby's work I came across on YT.
🇯🇲 MUSIC TIME STAMPS:
01 - 00:00:00 -- Augustus Pablo ~ Tubby's Dub Song
02 - 00:03:29 -- King Tubby ~ Brawta Dub (AKA Ethiopian version)
03 - 00:06:41 -- Trevor Byfield ~ Tell me Version
04 - 00:09:14 -- Yabby You & Michael Prophet ~ Warn Them Jah dub
05 - 00:13:09 -- Barry Brown & Prince Jammy ~ Fittest dub
06 - 00:17:12 -- Yabby You ~ Fire, Fire Dub
07 - 00:20:19 -- King Tubby ~ Jah Angel of Dub
08 - 00:23:25 -- Glen Brown & King Tubby ~ Version 78 Style
09 - 00:26:55 -- King Tubby & Soul Syndicate ~ Dub the Right Way
10 - 00:29:32 -- Harry Mudie & King Tubby ~ Dub With a Difference
11 - 00:32:20 -- Yabby You & King Tubby ~ Jah Mercies
12 - 00:35:55 -- King Tubby & Soul Syndicate ~ King Tubby’s Key
13 - 00:39:05 -- Rockers All Stars ~ Knocking Version
14 - 00:42:00 -- Dennis Brown ~ Concentration (Version 3)
15 - 00:44:29 -- King Tubby ~ Balmagie Jam Rock
16 - 00:48:12 -- King Tubby ~ The Roots Prophet and the Mix
17 - 00:51:57 -- King Tubby ~ Fawty Dolla Dub (AKA Salty Dub)
18 - 00:54:51 -- Rockers All Stars ~ Hungry Town Skank
19 - 00:57:33 -- King Tubby & Cornell Campbell ~ Nice Rasta Dub
20 - 01:00:12 -- Yabby You ~ Yabby U Sound
21 - 01:03:55 -- King Tubby ~ A Noisy Place
22 - 01:06:13 -- King Tubby & Aggrovators ~ Jah Jah Version
23 - 01:08:36 -- King Tubby & Mafia All Stars ~ Don’t Think About Me
24 - 01:11:35 -- Lee Scratch Perry ~ Blackboard Jungle Dub (Version 1)
25 - 01:19:29 -- King Tubby ~ Dubbing With The Observer
26 - 01:22:03 -- King Tubby ~ King Tubby’s in Fine Style
27 - 01:25:13 -- King Tubby & Aggrovators ~ A Ruffer Version
28 - 01:28:40 -- King Tubby ~ Big Up Carl I Kelly
Thanks to NickGibbon for the listing (time stamp format added and other edits)
Excellent work cheers!
Thanks for the tracklist, amazing!
good to add Michael Prophet to track four:
Yabby You & Michael Prophet - Warn Them Jah Dub
@@lovePEACEandRIDDIM Thanks, I am big fan of Michael Prophet but don't know all his work
Thanks
What’s the difference between the Ethiopian version and the normal Brawta Dub?
Lost count of how long all the dub originators have bless my times, still the Bess. ML&R
What a treat, king tubby
All praise and glory to the most high God in Christ Jesus
As a white London boy growing up in the 70's, surrounded by my friends of west indian descent with their red, gold and green coloured wooly hats and King Tubby blasting from their portable cassette players, I learned to love the almost mystical sound of the incessant, almost hypnotic, bass. Still remember the first reggae record I bought - Hugh Mundell's 'Feeling Alright Girl'.
Hugh Mundell,now that man was gold.Tragic loss.
Big tune tune bust ya cherry on......lol Love Hugh, still got a copy myself, your lucky if your out and you hear that tune............... young legend gone too soon.......
Your color of skin should not weigh IN!
@@mooseydeucy Woops!! here we go!! Ok. I'll put it in different context so as not to offend my woke friend here.
As a young London LAD growing up in in the 70's, there was always music playing in my household, but not reggae. Why? It's all to do with, I suppose, culture. I therefore consider myself extremely fortunate that I had many friends of a different cultural background that allowed me to be exposed to the magnificence of reggae, particularly, Dub. By the way, I played Hugh's 'Feeling Alright Girl' for my mum and she loved it......she wasted no time in building a Bob Marley collection.
So I suppose the reason for using the term 'white London boy' should do no more than highlight the consideration that, despite my cultural background, I LOVE DUB!!! Kind of in the same way that, despite being english, I LOVE CURRY!!!!!! (Silly example really - never met an english person who doesn't).
Dub Gone Outernational for I & I from the Roots.
Reggae Dub began in Kingston JA and London England, in the late 1960s.
People of every colour have been involved and global technology utilised.
Perfect dub set, Notting Hill Carnival this weekend!!!
I grew up in 1970’s suburban Liverpool and was lucky to be introduced to dub by the operators of a local sound system that did summertime activities for the local kids. Them summers spent listening to the likes of U- Roy and many others kindled a lifelong love of heavy bass and spacey delay vocals and fx. Long Live Dub !
I love dub and in 2001 I started my VA - the Dub Tub Series.... 10 volumes (mixed non stop); the last one completed in 2004. Each mix had a (not so) 'hidden message'... that could be deciphered by looking at the playlist at the back of the CD (yes i was burning them on CDs at the time)... For the first volume i used an old bath tub on a checkered black and white bathroom floor.... that year I went to visit an african master percussionist living in Norway... and I gave him the CD.... the look on his face was amazing, bewilderment.... I didn't understand why.... it was just a cd mix that i did..... about 1 hour later I asked if I could use the bathroom...... and then I understood... he had that same bathtub on a checkered black and white floor! I also did one for the Jamaican ambassador in Europe/Belgium.... Douglas Saunders and thanks to Jamaican friends living in Belgium I got invited for Jamaica Independence Day at his residence in Brussels.... after the official part with all the dignitaries from other countries he took out his turntable and record collection.... great memories... Let me set a goal.... i'll upload these mixes (not all instrumental) to youtube if anybody is interested...
R.I.P. to the King, murdered 35 years ago today. Great mix.
Growing old so many cut down too soon.
Bless great mix for sure
I was brought up on this music. My friends were listening to punk rock. In the late 70's. I was busting down some dub wise. I confused a lot of people back then. This likkle white boi, dropping basslines from Tubby's studio.
I learnt a lot from this music. Gave me a pure heart. I ended up being ONE of the best mixing DJ's in the UK. The influence from Studio 1, roots, Tubby's etc.. kept me on a true path.
Good to hear, Jammy's and a bit of scientist in their.
Same as bro, Steered me right
❤️🙏🏽💛🙏🏽💚
JAH KNOW i hear my train a coming all day looonnng yahh bless pablo in august you get me now 😎
Blessings... Listenig from French Guayana...Reggae Music Again....Big up Jake ...
Two of the greatest dub artists ever, King Tubby and Augustus Pablo. Fun memories 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿❤️❤️❤️
Jah blessings 🙏🏾
The KING will never die. R.I.P.
Dub 4 ever!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
King tubby is a reggae
Legend
What an audition
Thankyou, I love this. 1❤
The more you listen to Roots Reggae Music, the more you will know the true history of Jamaica. The different cultures that came to that paradise are echoed in the instruments, the vocals, the guitars strings, the drum beats..the chants, The Heart Beat essence of this music that.. "When it hits you feel no pain” Rasta Music is .. JAH music.. to the world..
My wife has the same name as you.
@@bernardkrarup6774 she of noble family history from Scotland,,
Incredible Mix! Here’s a track list which I'm pretty sure is accurate :-
Augustus Pablo - Tubby's Dub Song (0.00)
King Tubby - Brawta Dub (AKA Ethiopian version) (3.29)
Trevor Byfield - Tell me Version (6.40)
Yabby You / Michael Prophet - Warn Them Jah dub (9.14)
Barry Brown / Jammy - Fittest dub (13.07)
Yabby You - Fire, Fire Dub (17.12)
King Tubby - Jah Angel of Dub (20.20)
Glen Brown / King Tubby - Version 78 Style (23.25)
King Tubby / Soul Syndicate - Dub the Right Way (26.25)
Harry Mudie / King Tubby - Dub With a Difference (29.32)
Yabby You / King Tubby - Jah Mercies (32.20)
King Tubby / Soul Syndicate - King Tubby’s Key (35.55)
Rockers All Stars - Knocking Version (39.05)
Dennis Brown - Concentration (Version 3) (42.00)
King Tubby - Balmagie Jam Rock (44.29)
King Tubby - The Roots Prophet and the Mix (48.12)
King Tubby - Fawty Dolla Dub (AKA Salty Dub) (51.57)
Rockers All Stars - Hungry Town Skank (54.51)
King Tubby / Cornell Campbell - Nice Rasta Dub (57.33)
Yabby You - Yabby U Sound (1.00.12)
King Tubby - A Noisy Place (1.03.55)
King Tubby / Aggrovators - Jah Jah Version (1.06.13)
King Tubby / Mafia All Stars - Don’t Think About Me (1.08.36)
Lee Scratch Perry - Blackboard Jungle Dub (Version 1) (1.11.35)
King Tubby - Dubbing With The Observer (1.19.29)
King Tubby - King Tubby’s in Fine Style (1.22.03)
King Tubby / Aggrovators - A Ruffer Version (1.25.13)
King Tubby - Big Up Carl I Kelly (1.28.40)
Thank you tracklist guy
Thank you
3:29 Ethiopian version
@@yuris6125Same track different name ..
@@nickgibbon6773 yeah, apparently.
Been listening to this on repeat for a while now. Nothing but class. Thank you
Please more heavy dubs Mr @savona!! Best mix all over
Fi truuuu!!!!! .....Wicked wicked upload n ting so me give thanks and praise seen!!!!! ....Rastafari!!!!! ....Jahspol Dub as i would sey!!!!!😇👏😇👏😊👏👏👍👍💚💛❤️
oh yes! jah bless!
I may have just bought a rather expensive sub bass system. My apologies to the neighbours.
People think that drugs is the only thing that get people high. They could not be more wrong. I am musically high right now.😊 KING TUBBYS A NUH MISER. KING TUBBYS A D DUB ORGANIZER. 👍👍👍
This Dub album is a true Trip 😅❤
Let the vibe lift us to higher level
What a gift from
the algorithm.
Jah Bless the algoriddim
Algoriddim from the streetz
Lyrics from the ghettos
@@ermitanyo777 ahahahhaa
Without dub, life itself would be impossible to imagine.
All skanka all skanka all Steppa all Steppa all dread lion all dread lion pull up pull up ❤💛💚🖤
This whole mix a masterpiece..dub with a difference just hits different too 😂 happy saturday bless
Jah bless listening from Scotland peace and love to all
When I come home from working a long day in a cold gray office, this music brings me back to myself. I’m grateful for dub❤️
It's the best music isn't it? Cannot stand anything modern or modern pop music--it is an overproduced, auto-tuned digitalized morass.
Ah yes it does altho these days it's when I come down stairs and put on music after slugging in the home office
True dat.
couldn't agree more. it was my main reason for adding into my production stuff for Greetea Peng. King Tubby one of my biggest inspo's for sure.
thats right
Thank you, you understand what it's all about!!! Everliving!!!
The rain pouring and am locked down tight with my man blaring reggae music...what sweet suh?❤❤❤ Do not disturb!😂😂😂
Tubby always had a way of making the drums have a "wet" sound that I always found interesting.
I been listening to king tubby since early 90's. Hellz yeah bro. Original dub artist. One ❤ brother
listening to this while on lsd feels like im transitioning to a higher universe where you can see the music and you can hear the visuals. Best dub mix in youtube. thank you brother #dub #reggae #vinyl
Dub music, flips a switch in my brain.. I cannot understand,,?. But I want more,,,❤
Wicked selection !!!
I love how these homies created the heavy basslines and were big on the reverb effect...hehe, I just picture knappy dredlocks acting like tubular sponges just soaking up the ganja smoke in a hotboxed makeshift studio..
Sit up in this time of creation I think its the title I love this track searched for it for age found it here the mixin & the bass line and drum a murda long live dubs bless.
The one and only king tubby, i hope one day my kids will understand,
AMEN
Remember in the early eighties growing up in the Cherima ghetto of Marondera, Zimbabwe, Dub music was all i heard at home. It feels like I am in Cherima right now. Love the music.
It imagine it would be a great experience to grow up around music like this.
Ahoy!!! I was born in another Cherima in Highfield, Harare !
Bless UP
Great dubs I could listen to this all day sweet Jah'maican music Reggae Music is JAH MUZIK Rest in Power King Tubby longside August Pablo
Pure Niceness!!!! Thanks!!!👌❤
King Tubby was the greatest. Rest in peace brother!
Your tube wants me to listen to dub. I wan5 to hear Prince Far I! This is a message to the King.
Jah Jah thank you for loving us all praise and glory are yours 🫶🏼✨️☦️🎶🦋💙🫂🦄
King tubbys greatest rest in peace king 👑
The struggle of this people is an inspiration to us all. Out of hardship comes love, the struggle becomes a flowering of positive vibration. This music is such a gift, and it has thanks and praises built into it, unsaid.
Righteous upload! Nice one
IRIE.....perfect ...Thanks...from France...Irie Sound Of Mercy ...
Rasta Watchmen sounds. Few brothers/sisters we trust in disya crooked world, but Jah people's eye & soul be blessed !
Respect and love from the uk 🇬🇧
rhythms from the earth and beyond....
Tubby Dub Dub... yaaaah. Good Good Vibes. ❤ heart+harmony=groOve.
Listening from Canada 23 March 2024 very nice music...
The good shit.
9:20 mystic stuff
Long live the King 🤴🏿
tracklisting anyone? Bigup King Tubby, legend innovator!
BADDBOYS MORE TO COME....... PENG PENG... ❤❤❤
DUB IS THEE GREATEST GENRE ®️
To quote Sgt Pokes from a Loefah set recorded back in the early days of DMZ raves "Lord!!!! Is that how you going on? Chest Bass!!!"
Jah Bless the speakers.
So good and timeless.
100 years from now, stoners around the world, will still bang their cloudy head to this
A hour before afternoon, sky cry, sudden disapperance of moon.
Dread At The Controls 🔥🔥🔥
I've heard so very many "best of" "hardest" etc. King Tubby mixes and....eh. But my MAN! You totally nailed it! And with many dub's I'd never heard! God bless you! Thank you!
Big boom ina room
so i basically don't know anything about "Dub", and the reason i love this mix becasue i can start and stop it anytime, its excellent for thinking about a totally different subject.
It's The original drum and bass, and ive been listening to dub since 1974... just enjoy :P
Kick face bass. Papa Moke king Tubby ruler Brown , Praising Him on and on .
King Tubby is King of Kings Dub Music and Big Blessed !
King Tubby forever.
Great selection,real stuff from the greatest.
era,
YA MON! KING TUBBY DUB! ❤💛💚🖤✌✌💯
champion sounds
2 Dub legends!!1❤ R.I.P idren....
GREETINGS FROM ME, FROM, TO & FOR THE SOURCE OF CREATION AND TING & TING & TING . . . . . LOVE IS LOVE IS LOVE
❤️
,,,when in dark,..play DuB,
I listen to this mix almost everyday God bless
KING TUBBY THE BEST !!!
ALL the time 🤘🏿👽🤘🏿
Dub Music ❤
@ 1:00:20 Burning! 🔥This album is burning hot ❤ 2023 🎉😂😂🌴🌴🌴🌴🚀
Soul Syndicate Fittest of the Fittest..Pull up!@❤
Jah rastafari 🦁
Run it loud&heavy
There's an amazing amount of s p a c e in these mixes, that seems to be one of the the keys to classic dub.
That, and excellent musicians, tons of inspiration, and technical expertise with your tools.
Am I forgetting anything?
Ganja! Lots if it 😊
I read a paper once (don't make fun of me lol) on it that I thought was perspicacious. And indeed the author did consider space a fundamental aspect of dub. The idea is that, considering where this music was often played (sound systems), the use of spatial effects along with these huge speakers allowed people who often lived with the reality of not having much control over the spaces they inhabited to congregate together in a public place and have a shared experience of reasserting that control. And I think that actually applies to a lot of music just for the shared experience, irrespective of the sociopolitical situation. The author likened the panning and fading of individual channels to lights controlled by a lighting board. Imagine you're in a theater, and there is a band. Now, it is dark, and think of the channel volumes as stage lights. It's like fading the light up and down on various things that are happening in front of you, and panning is like moving them around. The delay and reverb is like that, too, but with time. This music was generally intended to be played LOUD to a crowd.
I mean, if u think about it, king tubby (though I am not sure who made the first dub, Im pretty sure Lee Perry did versions in the early 70s too, at least, and I don't recall who started first, or if it was someone else) INVENTED THE REMIX. That's what dub is. The first remixes, and the first remixes marketed as remixes.
That is quite a statement, but I think it's true. There were different mixes done in studios, of course, but the emphasis on the processing of the sound and the effects and everything and releasing it as a separate version of the song (that was not simply "instrumental", etc.) ... the remix simply was not a thing before anywhere--as far as I have been able to ascertain, anyway. There were instrumental versions of songs, and different mixes, of course, but that's as far as it went. IMHO that is a HUGE contribution that is virtually never recognized in the popular media.
It's mind-blowing IMHO if u think about it: The remix (in the sense that the term is normally used) wasn't a thing, and then it was a thing. The main impetus behind it I think was to be able to make studio time--which was extremely costly given their budgets--pay off as much as possible. Plus, they were perfect for sound systems.
It's rarely mentioned, unfortunately, but Jamaica is the most musical country in the world. That is, there are more recording studios per capita in Jamaica than anywhere else in the world. Bauxite is their only export that represents a greater share of their exports in $. If u were to take every Jamaican vinyl release and stack them one on top of another, the resulting tower would be well over 100 stories tall (and that stat is probably 10+ years old at this point).
@@Kuno331 Of course! Silly me.
@@bsadewitz Interresssant.
Love😁😁🎯 suppin my morning coffee.....❤
CLASSIC DUBS ✨💖✨
Thank you for this. Great to create.
I listen to a lot of dub, and this is definitely one of my favorite mixes. it introduced me to some tracks I don't think I've heard, and it's mixed super smoothly.