Lukie D : Uprising
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Et Webster
Reggae Symphony
16.00 €
Tony Rebel
We All
4.60 €
Jimmy London
Lety's Keep It That Way
10.00 €
(45t) Jam Press.vg+
Ras Tweed
I Am That I Am
10.00 €
Beenie Man
Love
3.49 €
2006
Geoffrey Star
Merciful Father
4.00 €
Rod Taylor And Artikal Crew
Nothing Else To Do
19.50 €
2006
Akae Beka
Bless Go Roun
26.00 €
Dj Vadim
Dubcatcher III Flames Up
28.90 €
2XLPs Deluxe Gatefold
Time Unlimited & High times Pl
Back Fire
14.00 €
Danny Red
Let I Live
9.00 €
Johnny Osbourne
Gilbert Mash Dem Up
12.00 €
7"(45t) Jam Press.mintProd. King Tubby
Barry Brown
Pass Up The Chalice
24.00 €
Lee Perry
Chapter 1 The Upsetters
20.00 €
Prince Philip
Dubplates And Raw Rhythm From
39.00 €
2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation 3eme Pressage
This compilation is dedicated to the memory of the late great “Prince” Philip Smart - the first apprentice of King Tubby and the first engineer at Tubby’s studio besides Tubby himself. Alongside Tubby, Philip was integral to the innovation that took place at Tubby’s studio in the mid 1970s, where the mixing of new roots reggae revolutionized the sound of Jamaican music and created styles and techniques that are still being echoed today, nearly 50 years later.
This compilation is dedicated to the memory of the late great “Prince” Philip Smart - the first apprentice of King Tubby and the first engineer at Tubby’s studio besides Tubby himself. Alongside Tubby, Philip was integral to the innovation that took place at Tubby’s studio in the mid 1970s, where the mixing of new roots reggae revolutionized the sound of Jamaican music and created styles and techniques that are still being echoed today, nearly 50 years later.