Lloyd Campbell

Skin Flesh & Bones and The Revolutionaires - Fighting Dub 1975 -1979 -

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The dub era produced so many great dub albums, most of them came out

in Jamaica on very small runs, a limited press of 200 or 300. In the

mid sevenities you would see them on the walls of record shops or

leaning against a speaker on a stall. Back then the prices of such dub

sets were £20.00 or £25.00 which would be expensive today, but then!!

There were dub albums from Channel One, Harry J, Randys' and one to

this day that I have not heard yet 'Now Gen In Dub'. Then there was

the released dub albums, 'Fighting Dub' (Jama) was one of them, why

its taken so long to be re-released on CD is beyond me. It was a

classic set then, and it's more than a classic today. Produced by

Lloyd Campbell, while mixing was done at Joe Gibbs by ET. It features

all of Lloyd's big hits - 'Dread Out Deh' from Joy White, 'Won't You

Come Home' from Ronnie Davis, and 'I'm Your Puppet' from Jimmy London,

there are many more here to enjoy. A truly essential dub set.

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