Vivian Jones – Collection 1 1989 320 😎

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The Loving Paupers

Ladders

(2023)

 

320

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Various – Head Shot (Reggae Instrumentals, Dubs And Other Oddities) 2002 Flac 😎

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Black Uhuru – Black Sounds Of Freedom 2009 Expanded Edition 320😎

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Culture – The Nighthawk Recordings 2019 Flac😎

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Various – Party Time - The Sunshot Singles 1974 2025 320😎

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Various – Studio One Records Dub Plate Special Box Set (2018) Flac (Updated 28.4.2026 with a new link)

 

* Since you have been enjoying the Dub, Sam, I found this in Flac in my Studio One folder today while cleaning it, so I thought I would post it here for you!! Enjoy it Sam, maybe you already have a copy!! gives me a chance for another test post. *

* Record Store Day 2018 exclusive release, limited to 500 copies worldwide.

As stated on the Soul Jazz Records website this release was strictly limited and was deleted from their catalogue 'on day of release'. *

* Tracks originally released as an extremely limited edition of hand-etched, one-sided 12" dubplates, only available to Soul Jazz Records subscribers at Sounds Of The Universe, London. This 7" box set brings together all eight dubplates, plus two more never before released alternate cuts. *

* Update 28th April 2026, well when I posted this it had a short lifespan link for a week, I think some people might have missed downloading a copy, so I have decided to add a new link, which you will find attached to the top comment (the original comment with the link has been deleted to avoid confusion), to make it easy for you to find. This is one of the reasons we place the links in the comments we can replace them very easily. The new link is active for 7 days. I might start reposting some of my older posts over the next few months (we will see). If we decide to re-up, then that is our choice and decision, but we are not accepting requests for re-up (sorry but that's the way it goes). *

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2023 - Channel One - Down In The Dub Vaults

2023 - Channel One - Down In The Dub Vaults @320

 

01. Wailing Souls - Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall

02. Reggae Regular - Ghetto Rock

03. Michael Prophet - Just Talking

04. Tetrack - Trappers

05. Reggae Regular - Black Star Liner

06. Triston Palma - Joker Smoker

07. Anthony Johnson - Let Go This One

08. Hugh Mundell - Can't Pop No Style

09. Linval Thompson - One More Chance

10. Keith Hudson - Bloody Eyes

11. Roots Radics - Kingdom Rise Kingdom Dub

12. Reggae Regular - Ghetto Dubbing

13. Hi Times Band - Just Dubbing

14. Sly & Robbie - Trappers Dub

15. Reggae Regular - The Dub (It's Coming)

16. Dean Fraser, The Roots Radics - Joker Smoker Dub

17. Roots Radics - Let Go This Dub

18. Rockers All Stars - Can't Pop No Style Dubwise

19. The Revolutionaires - One More Dub

20. Keith Hudson - My Eyes Are Red

Greensleeves Records, the renowned record label based in the United Kingdom, has joined forces with Channel One Soundsystem, known as the ‘Roots Defenders of Notting Hill Carnival’, for the project called Down In The Dub Vaults. The task of curating this collection of exceptional roots & dub treasures, which have been featured on Channel One’s meticulously handcrafted soundsystem, has been entrusted to the enigmatic selector, Mikey Dread. Jamaican and UK groups & vocalists including the Wailing Souls, Michael Prophet, Linval Thompson, Hugh Mundell, and many others are showcased on this compilation. In addition, the second disc of the collection takes listeners into the deep echo dungeon with the dub versions from well-know musicians/engineers such as Sly & Robbie, Scientist, Augustus Pablo, and The Rockers All-Stars, providing a comprehensive and immersive listening experience.

In 1979, Mikey Dread and his brother Jah T Mikey took over the Admiral Bailey sound system, subsequently rebranding it as Channel One, in homage to the renowned Jamaican studio. Since the 1980s, Mikey and his team have been a fixture at the prestigious Notting Hill Carnival, where their discerning selection of conscious music has earned Channel One a devoted following and a reputation as one of the most beloved soundsystems in the United Kingdom. Their global reach has extended beyond the confines of traditional reggae, as evidenced by their collaborations with notable artists such as Nightmares On Wax and Gilles Peterson.

Channel One is well-acquainted with the timeless classics of Greensleeves. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that they have approached Mikey to curate a collection from the extensive repertoire of Greensleeves’ classics for this exclusive compilation. It is worth noting that this marks the first instance of a UK soundsystem participating in such a project since Greensleeves Records released Jah Shaka’s The Positive Message in 2010.

Presented over two LPs, this collection features a number of classic tunes, some of which may not be as widely recognized from the Greensleeves archives. This is to be expected, as the selection is not based on a “greatest hits” approach, but rather a personal choice of sound system tunes that have held a permanent place in Channel One’s record boxes over the years.

Upon listening to Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall by the Wailing Souls, it becomes apparent how exceptional the collaboration between Wailing Souls, Roots Radics, and Junjo Lawes truly was. The selection of two tunes by Reggae Regular is particularly noteworthy. This UK band was established in 1976 and were noticed by the then-insignificant Greensleeves label, which released two of their songs, Where Is Jah and The Black Star Liner, on the label’s first 12-inch in 1977. The impressive Black Star Liner is featured on this album, as well as Ghetto Rock, a realistic and biting tune from 1984. The late Michael Prophet’s Just Talking is described by Mikey as “Heavyweight Dub,” rendering further commentary unnecessary. Trappers by Tetrack, who recorded this “foot warmer” for Gussie Clarke in 1984, evokes a different mood.

Triston’s 1982 ganja anthem Joker Smoker, produced by Jah Thomas, is widely recognized as one of the most well-known tracks. On the other hand, Anthony Johnson’s Let Go This One, a powerful sound system classic that pushes the limits of speakers, remains relatively unknown. Hugh Mundell, under the guidance of producer Pablo, delivers an exceptional performance with Can’t Pop No Style, hailed by Mikey as an anthem for Channel One Soundsystem over the years. Linval Thompson’s mocking lovers tune One More Chance, released in 1979, showcases the superb backing provided by his favorite band, The Revolutionaries. Surprisingly, Keith Hudson’s Bloody Eyes is included in this selection. This unique lovers ballad from 1978 can also be found on his album Rasta Communication. However, it is worth noting that the version presented here is the overdubbed LP version, rather than the more raucous 12-inch version, which is somewhat unfortunate.

Then we move on to the dub section, featuring a selection which is meant to be experienced through a high-quality sound system, as they are meticulously crafted and designed to captivate your senses. Notable heavyweight highlights include the exceptional Kingdom Rise Kingdom Dub, Joker Smoker Dub, Let Go This Dub, and One More Dub, which showcase the mastery of their creators. Keith Hudson’s dub My Eyes Are Red is a prime example of his ability to create an indescribable atmosphere that must be heard to be fully appreciated. We encourage you to listen and form your own judgment. Hugh Mundell’s dub of Can’t Pop No Style is a more straightforward composition, featuring a raw drum and bass foundation complemented by ethereal keyboard accents and infused vocals from Hugh Mundell. On the other hand, Reggae Regular’s dub Ghetto Dubbing takes a more lighthearted and playful approach, while the powerful Black Star Liner dub resonates with a more militant tone.

In summary, this compilation is truly one of a kind and showcases top-notch musical talent. (Reggae Vibes)

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Various – Stand And Give Praise: Roots Reggae (2010) 320

* Well I was cleaning in my massive Trojan folder yesterday and found this, so here it is for you all *

* "40 mid-to-late 70s roots classics performed by many of Jamaica's most popular and influential artists - including 12 tracks new to CD!" *

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Various – Total Reggae Chart Hits Reggae Style (2013) 320

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Various – Ras Reggae Box Set (2003) 320

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Various – War Ina Babylon (An Island Reggae Anthology) (2009) 320

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Twinkle Brothers - Rasta Pon Top (2006 Reissue) 320

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Yabby You - Fleeing From The City (1991 CD reissue) 320

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Various - Black Symbol Presents the Complete Handsworth Explosion (2015) 320

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Various – Reggae Up! 40 Classic Reggae Cuts (1996) 320

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Cornell Campbell Meets Soothsayers

Nothing Can Stop Us

(2013)

 

320

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Rod Taylor – Roots Selection Vol. 10 (2005) 320

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Gladiators - The Time is Now Discomixes (2020) 320

* In Reggae Discomix doesn't mean Disco music, it mean extended versions on a 12" Single *

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Various – Irie Reggae Hits (Ft. Joe Gibbs And The Professionals) (2022) 320

* I thought I had posted the Original album of this, but don't see it (old age again) maybe I planned to but never got round to it, could be sitting in my to post folder (not checked yet).  Well some kind person dropped this into my in box today (well it was last night) but only found it this morning, many thanks for this submission to Vibes, Mr Anonymous (I know who sent it, but they want to remain anonymous, which is fine. *

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