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PROJR 10-14
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"Natty Inna Babylon Dub": A rare dub cut to "Natty Dread Ah No Mickey Mouse" which was itself a cut to "Natty Dread Won't Get A Witness", over the classic Bangarang Rhythm. "Dub Feeling": Last but not least again recorded back in 1969, you have a lost cut to Slim Smith's "This Feeling". Featuring a more attacking intro than it's more commonly known version two, "It's A Dubbing Lie". This is an alternative unreleased cut to Ernest Wilson's "It's No Lie" recorded way back in 1969... still sounds good.
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JRCD 014CD
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2020 repress; originally released in 2003. Blood & Fire, Pressure Sounds, and Soul Jazz have already raided the vaults of Clive Chin's legendary Randy's Studio 17. However, Jamaican Recordings has dug even deeper with a selection of rarities and oddities. You will hear for the first time ultra-obscure dubs of Slim Smith's "Turning Point," Cornell Campbell's "Can't Get Me Out" and "Jah Jah Whip Them," Tommy McCook's "Springtime," and many more. Includes two tracks not included on the LP version.
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JRLP 014LP
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