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Yep, and bringing that right around, that Jackie Bernard track you posted has remarkable similarities to possible the first Reggae record to use the name?

Come a long way without this classic being posted. I'll add a Jnr. Delgado cut too.

Totally different tune, but one of my UK favourites.

Regarding that last tune btw. I suspect Lord Sassafrass, Green Bay Incident, for Lee Scratch Perry came before the Green Bay Killing cuts for Glen Brown? Then I think later versions again turned it into the Youthman riddim? The actual incident was a pretty sad event all round, in a particularly...

Last one for the night then. Glen Brown dub on the Green Bay Killing riddim.

:bowdown: I urge you to watch this session. Absolutely marvellous scenes when they drop this ( around the 18 minute mark )....no wonder it gets the haul and pull up!

Last one then for now. Ras Michael will definitely be going on the Roots night, although we could have a special Nyahbinghi night as well.

Can't go wrong with any of The Mad Professor's Dub Me Crazy albums, but this is my standout one...

The artwork alone is worth the price of this one...

Well it wouldn't be a Reggae thread if there wasn't some 'soon come' involved :wink:

Some more roots tune dubs, this time to the The Mighty Diamonds, Right Time album...

Some Prince Alla dubs from Tappa Zukie. Vocals included rather than wait for the roots night, as there'll be plenty to fill that slot anyway.

Back to a classic.

One of my favourites from the Shaka sessions I used to attend back in the day at The Rocket, Holloway Road.

Easily one of the best film scenes of all time ( perhaps we'll come to Rockers another day)...

To go with the Aba Shanti type vibe...

Don't worry, deep roots is coming up another day :wink: