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The Abyssinians – Declaration Of Dub
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Artist……………: The Abyssinians
Album…………….: Declaration Of Dub
Genre…………….: Reggae, Roots, Dub
Source……………: NMR
Year……………..: 1998
Ripper……………: NMR
Codec…………….: LAME 3.99
Version…………..: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality…………..: Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 211kbps)
Channels………….: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags……………..: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information……….:
Ripped by…………: NMR
Posted by…………: persona.blah on 16/11/2016
News Server……….:
News Group(s)……..:
Included………….: NFO, LOG
Covers……………: Front
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Tracklisting
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1. The Abyssinians – Declaration Of Dub (New Version) [03:37]
2. The Abyssinians – Good Lord Dub [03:11]
3. The Abyssinians – Zion I [03:46]
4. The Abyssinians – Know Jah Dub [03:07]
5. The Abyssinians – Dub Abendigo [02:59]
6. The Abyssinians – Y Mas Gan Dub [03:26]
7. The Abyssinians – Mediation In Dub [03:03]
8. The Abyssinians – Thunderstorm (Satta Massagana Dub) [03:18]
9. The Abyssinians – I And I Dub [03:15]
10. The Abyssinians – African Dub [02:02]
11. The Abyssinians – Mark Of The Dub [03:11]
12. The Abyssinians – Peculiar Dub [02:52]
13. The Abyssinians – Reasonable Dub [02:57]
14. The Abyssinians – There Is No End [03:25]
Playing Time………: 44:13
Total Size………..: 67.10 MB
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Heartbeat CD #CDHB 180 1998
Record date : 1972-76
Album style : roots, dub
Producer : The Abyssinians
Mixing Engineer : Karl Pitterson & Crucial Bunny
Drums : Boo Richards & Horsemouth Wallace & Sly Dunbar & Devon Richardson
Bass : Robbie Shakespeare & Val Douglas
Guitar : Mickie Chung & Chinna & Carlton Manning
Keyboards : Pablo Black & Boo Richards & Geoffrey Chung & Clive Hunt & Tyrone Downie
Horns : Jerome Francique & Clive Hunt
Studios :
Recording : Harry J (Kingston, JA) & Joe Gibbs (Kingston, JA) & Federal (Kingston, JA)
Remixing : Hollywood (Miami, USA)
Comment :
see also Satta Dub
Declaration Of Dub (New Version) is a remake
It would be strongly advised to listen to the original “Satta Massagana” recordings before hearing these dub remakes to better bask in all of the beauty the Abyssinians have to offer, especially those beautiful voices and harmonies…
…BUT even if you don’t, you can not help but be amazed by what this album has to offer. You still have the music pretty much intact, and tasty pieces of the roots reggae vocals that made Abyssinians songs what they were, on there to whet your appetite for more of this great trio.
For me, however, as much as I love dub albums, the Abyssinians are best heard in their full vocal glory, and dub, by definition, will only give you small glimpses into what was really going on in any session, song, etc. Enjoy this album for the dub it offers- its straight forward and has great moments on it- but also get the original “Satta Massagana” lp to fully understand the Abyssinians experience.