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Prophets Dub 1978 UK

Performer: Prophets
Title: Beware Dub
Style: Dub
Released: 1978
Country: UK
MP3 album: 1280 mb
FLAC album: 1216 mb
Rating: 4.8
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Genre: Reggae

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Prophets, Vivian (Yabby U) Jackson ‎– Beware Dub. Label: Grove Music ‎– GMLP . Mastered at Music Centre, Wembley, Middlesex. Engineer: Kevin Album concept Reuben Album compiled by "Big Dread" Album Illustrated by Paul Smykle for Dub Masters productions 1978 All tracks Written, arranged and produced by Vivian "Yabby U" Jackson. Other Versions (5 of 13) View All. Cat.

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02 - Vivian Jackson & The Ralph Brothers - Conquering Lion. 03 - Tommy McCook & Don D. Jr - Fisherman Special. 04 - Big Youth & Vivian Jackson - Yabby Youth. 06 - Vivian Jackson & The Prophets - Covetous Me. p3. 07 - Vivian Jackson & The Prophets - Run Come Rally. 08 - Upsetter Mix - Rally Du. 09 - Vivian Jackson & The Prophets - Anti-Christ. 10 - Dicky Burton - God Is Watching Yo. 11 - Augustus Pablo & Vivian Jackson - Pablo Dread In A Re.

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Beware Dub. Dicky Burton, Yabby You. Style: reggae. Yabby You - prophets 02:49. Yabby You - Feel Alright 04:27. Yabby You - Praises 03:28. Yabby You - Selassie I Memorial Version 03:41. Yabby You - Life Money Version 03:58. Yabby You - Marshall Dreadlocks Version 03:19. Dicky Burton - God Is Watching You 03:36.

The great roots singer and producer Vivian Jackson aka Yabby You aka Jesus Dread passed away on the 12th January in Clarendon, Jamaica. Born in Kingston in 1946, he was the author of many classics such as Conquering Lion, Rally Round Jahovah, Jah Vengeance, Deliver Me From My Enemies, Love Thy Neighbour, Deliverance, Ballistic Dread Locks, Dread Locks Man, Black Starliner, Natty Bongo. Jackson and Prophets labels in Jamaica. One of the most crucial B&F compilations, if also one of the most obsessive - no less than five versions of 'Jah Vengeance', for instance, follow the original at the close of the first CD. This is one reason why it's so great though - few other collections give you the chance to see rhythms evolving into so many amazingly diverse and subtle new forms, especially in Tubby's hands. Tracklist: Disk 1: 01. Yabby U - Love Thy Neighbour 02. Yabby U - Conquering Lion 03.

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A1	Peace Featuring – Tommy McCook
A2	Give Praises Featuring – The Prophets
A3	Together Featuring – Tony Tuff
A4	Plague Featuring – Yabby U*
A5	Freedom Featuring – Yabby U*
B1	Beware Featuring – Skully, Yabby U
B2	Deliverance Featuring – Skully*
B3	Prophets Featuring – Tommy McCook
B4	Feel Alright Featuring – Skully*
B5	Praises Featuring – Skully*

Companies, etc.

Published By – Grove Music
Printed By – Rema Reproductions Ltd.
Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio
Mixed At – King Tubby's Studio
Mastered At – The Music Centre, Wembley

Credits

Artwork – Paul Smykle*
Bass – Robbie Shakespere*
Drums – Sly Dunbar
Engineer [Mastering] – Kevin*
Engineer [Mixing] – King Tubby, Prince Jammys*
Engineer [Recording] – Barnabas, Ernest Hokim*
Lead Guitar – Clinton Ferron*, Chinna Smith*
Organ – Ansell Collins*
Percussion – Skully*
Piano – Bernard Harvey*
Rhythm Guitar – Albert Griffiths
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Vivian "Yabby U" Jackson*

Notes

Recorded at Channel One Studios, Kingston, Jamaica.
Engineers: Ernest Hokim & Barnabas.
Mixed at King Tubby's Studio, Water House, Kingston, Jamaica.
Engineers: King Tubby & Prince Jammys.
Mastered at Music Centre, Wembley, Middlesex.
Engineer: Kevin
Album concept Reuben
Album compiled by "Big Dread"
Album Illustrated by Paul Smykle for Dub Masters productions 1978
All tracks Written, arranged and produced by Vivian "Yabby U" Jackson

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PSCD 92, PSCD92, Pressure Sounds 92	Yabby You & The Prophets	Yabby You & The Prophets - Beware Dub ‎(CD, Album, RE, O-c)	Pressure Sounds, Pressure Sounds, Pressure Sounds	PSCD 92, PSCD92, Pressure Sounds 92	UK	2016
CF 314, GMLP 4	Yabby You & Prophets*	Yabby You & Prophets* - Beware ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial)	Corn-Fed Productions, Grove Music	CF 314, GMLP 4	Netherlands	2004
PSLP 92	Yabby You & The Prophets	Yabby You & The Prophets - Beware Dub ‎(2xLP, Album, RE)	Pressure Sounds	PSLP 92	UK	2016
PSLP92	Yabby You & The Prophets	Yabby You & The Prophets - Beware Dub ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, TP)	Pressure Sounds	PSLP92	UK	2016
A-188	Yabby You	Beware Dub ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	ROIR (Reachout International Records)	A-188	US	1990

Comments: (4)

LadyShlak

I'd just like to make a comment about PS releases. Do keep in mind, PS releases from the mid to late 90s sound great, even compared to some original JAs & UKs (yes, I've side-by-sided). However, the current 05s+ (or so) are shit, just as many labels that are reissuing reggae (or anything) are shit. Bullwackie's, Greensleeves, Trojan, etc. All of these labels have been bought and sold, probably a few times. And currently, almost all of them are putting out dull, digi-ripped crap, that's just the world we live in. To be fair, the few current Greensleeves reissues I have aren't too shabby. Digi-sourced sure, but well done. The quality of recent reissues has declined drastically in the past decade. As long as dipshits that just got into 'Vinyls' exist, there will be a sea of people cashing in on simply 'pressing a CD to vinyl'. Outside of any label that's giving you a description of source, work done, representing quality of transfer, etc. Chances are, it's shit. That's not going to change. I've bought a few dozen cheaper reissues over the years when I find them at closeout prices. But no one should ever drop $25-40 on a reissue, and expect quality if it's not from a reputable source that takes care and pride in what they do.There are some reissue labels (like PS) who in the 90s were doing good work, because they had to sell to a small, very discerning group of weirdos who still played vinyl. Now, it's hip, it's cool, it's a trend (that seemingly won't end). So, again, as long as there's a 17 year old out there that just wants a cover, more-or-less, you should expect all this stuff to sound like shit. The market will always be the market.

Flarik

repress,....haha repress fails everywhere in all genre since 80s...........its widly known 1st and early press is the way to go or listen others

Mavivasa

Check out new re-issue to come from Pressure Sounds label this automn. A 2LP set with additonal tracks. No need to spend a lot to get it !

VizoRRR

This is a 5***** Top Dub LP, fantastic sound quality on this UK pressing and highly recommended for any Dub lover.

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