Up for grabs is an incredibly rare LP vinyl copy of Augustus Pablo's Rockers All Stars - Rockers Meets King Tubbys In A Fire House.
This is the Yard Music - Volume 003 - 1980 press.
This is a really nice copy. Vinyl sounds great.
Vinyl and Sleeve = VG+
Due to the nature of this beauty I will only ship Registered/Tracked.
A1 Rocker Meet King Tubbys Inna Fire House
A2 Short Man Dub
A3 Zion Is A Home
A4 Dub In A Mathews Lane Arena
B1 Jah Say Dub
B2 Son Of Jah Dub
B3 Simeon Tradition
B4 Selassie I Dub
B5 Jah Mouly Ital Sip
Bass – Junior Dan, Michael Taylor (6), Robby Shakespeare*, Bugsy from Jah Malla*
Drums – Albert Malawi, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Mickey Boo*
Horns – Deadly Headely*
Lead Guitar – Dalton Brownie, Earl (Chinna) Smith*
Organ, Piano, Strings, Melodica – Augustus Pablo
Percussion – Jah Levi (2), Jah Teo*, Sticky*
Producer, Arranged By – Augustus Pablo, H. Swaby*, Michael McGeachy
Rhythm Guitar – Cleon from Jah Malla*, Fazal Prendegas*
This dub-record consists of recordings from 1970s Rockers productions played by the Rockers All Stars and Pablo All Stars respectively.
The back of the sleeve says "All songs played by ROCKERS ALL STARS".
Augustus Pablo does not get credits as the main-artist on sleeve but on center-labels (as "Agustus Pablo").
A-side label has the LP-title as: "Rockers Meet King Tubbys Inna Fire House".
B-side label has the LP-title as: "Rockers Meet King Tubbys Inna Fire Hours".
A1 is a dub-version of Augustus Pablo's "Kid Ralph".
A2 is a dub-version of Hugh Mundell's "That Little Short Man".
A3 is a dub-version of the Immortals' "Can't Keep A Good Man Down".
A4 is a dub-version of Tetrack's "Look Within Yourself".
B1 is a dub-version of Hugh Mundell's "Jah Says The Time Has Come".
B2 is a dub-version of Delroy Williams' "Fox Hole".
B3 is a dub-version of Asher & Trimble's "Humble Yourself" or Hugh Mundell's "Don't Stay Away Too Long" respectively.
B4 is a dub-version of Augustus Pablo's "Chant to King Selassie I".
The original riddim of B5 remains unknown.