Harry Mudie meets King Tubby in Dub Conference
Страна: Jamaica
Жанр: Dub
Год выпуска: 1976 - 1978
Формат: MP3
Трэклист:
1976 - Harry Mudie meets King Tubby in Dub Conference vol.1 - 160kbps
1. Full Dose Of Dub
2. Madhouse Dub
3. Dub For The Dread
4. Dub With A Difference
5. Caught You Dubbing
6. Roman Dub
7. Dub Conference
8. Heavy Duty Dub
9. Strip-Tease Dub
10. String Dub In Rema
Info
Mixing Engineer : Harry Mudie & King Tubby
Engineer : Roger Beale & Sylvan Morris & Sid Bucknor
Producer : Harry Mudie
Drums : Bunny Rastafari & Mikey Boo Richards & Horsemouth Wallace & Lloyd Brevett
Bass : Jackie Jackson & Mike Dorane & Val Douglas
Rhythm Guitar : Geoffrey Chung & Hucks Brown & Michael Chung
Organ : Robert Lynn & Winston Wright
Piano : Gladdy
Tenor Saxophone : Dirty Harry & Tommy McCook & Glen Da Costa
Trombone : Don D. Junior
Trumpet : Bobby Ellis & David Madden
Percussions : Denzel Laing & Uziah Sticky Thompson
Strings : The Engleshmen
Flugel Horn : Jo Jo Bennett
Studios :
Recording : Dynamic Sounds (Kingston, JA) & Chalk Farm (London, UK) & Harry J (Kingston, JA) & Decibel (UK)
Mixing : King Tubby's (Kingston, JA)
1977 - Harry Mudie meets King Tubby in Dub Conference vol.2 - 160VBR
1. World Dub Conference
2. Marijauna Dub
3. Heart Leap Dub
4. Dub Inside Out
5. Melody In Dub
6. Jungle Walk Dub
7. Maka Back Dub
8. Dont Play With Dub
9. Planet Dub
10. Drifting Dub
Info
Engineer : Roger Beale & Sylvan Morris & Pat Kelly & Harry Mudie & King Tubby
Producer : Harry Mudie
Drums : Bunny Rastafari & Mikey Boo Richards
Bass : Val Douglas & Mike Dorane
Lead Guitar : Michael Chung
Rhythm Guitar : Geoffrey Chung
Organ : Organ D & Winston Wright & Robert Lynn
Piano : Gladdy Anderson
Trumpet : Bobby Ellis & David Madden
Tenor Saxophone : Tommy McCook & Glen Da Costa
Trombone : Don D. Junior
Percussions : Scully Simms & Harry Mudie
Strings : The Engleshmen
Flugel Horn : Joe Bennett
Studios :
Recording : King Tubby's (Kingston, JA) & Harry J (Kingston, JA) & Decibel (UK)
1978 - Harry Mudie meets King Tubby in Dub Conference vol.3 - 160kbps
1. Where Eagles Dare
2. With You In Mind
3. Do This In Bed
4. Peace Offering
5. Ninteen Love In Dub
6. Conference Theme
7. Tribal Recipe
8. Mudie's Serenade (In Dub)
9. Dub In Paradise
Info
Engineer : Jerome Francis & Harry Mudie & King Tubby & Pat Kelly
Mixing Engineer : Harry Mudie
Producer : Harry Mudie
Drums : Mikey Boo Richards
Bass : Val Douglas & Robbie & Ian Lewis
Rhythm Guitar : Geoffrey Chung
Lead Guitar : Michael Chung
Piano : Gladdy
Organ : Robert Lynn
Tenor Saxophone : Tommy McCook & Glen Da Costa
Trombone : Don D. Junior
Trumpet : Bobby Ellis & David Madden
Funde : Little Bop & Count Ossie
Flugel Horn : Jo Jo Bennett
Percussions : Harry Mudie & Scully Simms
Congos : Orville Woody Wood
Studios :
Recording : Dynamic Sounds (Kingston, JA) & King Tubby's (Kingston, JA)
Mixing : King Tubby's (Kingston, JA)
Доп. информация (eng)
Harry A. Mudie (born c. 1940 in Spanish Town, Jamaica) is a Jamaican record producer.
Harry Mudie attended to the St Jago High School. In the mid fifties, he launched his own sound system "Mudies Hi-Fi", before going to the UK to study electronics and photography.
Back in Jamaican in the late 1950's, his first production was "Babylon Gone" (1962) by rasta drummer Count Ossie and saxophonist Wilton Gaynair released in the UK in 1962 on Blue Beat. But he spent time mainly in the 60s in operating his "Scaramouch Garden Amusement Center in Spanishtown opened in 62. Came back to music in the late 60s by launching his Moodisc label and by recording artists such as Winston Wright, Winston Shand, Lloyd Jones, Count Ossie and the then-unknown I Roy. Early 70s, first to record Big Joe (Run Girl, Woodcutter Skank, Black Stick Rock Reworked with Ossie in 70 "Whispering Drums" He was the first to use strings in reggae (John Holt "Time is the Master" in 1973 masterpiece fine songs, hevy rhythms orchestral arrangements recorded in London, had some dub albums with King Tubby 75-76-77. Peak in the mid-late 70s, he worked with Gregory Isaacs, The Heptones, Joe White, Prince Heron... Throughout the sixties he produced numerous musicians on his different labels: Moodisc, Jungle, Afro and Jukebox. Relocated to Florida in the 80s
