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Augustus Pablo - Dubbing With The Don (Vinyl)
Augustus Pablo - Dubbing With The Don (Vinyl)
Artist: Augustus Pablo
Music Genre: Reggae
- Label
- Jamaican Recordings
- Cat No
- JRLP002
- Released
- 2001
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Dub, Roots Reggae
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| Artist | Augustus Pablo |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Jamaican Recordings |
| Catalogue no. | JRLP002 |
| Genre | Reggae |
| Barcode | 5036848000822 |
Augustus Pablo — Dubbing With The Don
Format: Vinyl • Label: Jamaican Recordings (JRLP002) • Released: 2001 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Dub, Roots Reggae
Tracklist:
A1. Skank On Dub
A2. Way Out Rockers
A3. Pablo's Express
A4. Pablo's Happy Feeling
A5. Soldier Man Dub
A6. Well Frozen Dub
A7. Sweet Cassava Dub
B1. Talking Dub
B2. Pablo's Connection
B3. Skanking With Pablo
B4. Pablo's Delight
B5. Death Trap Dub
B6. Rockers Downtown
B7. New Train Dub
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Born June 21, 1954 in St. Andrew, Jamaica, he learnt to play piano, organ, clarinet and xylophone, and popularised the melodica in reggae music.
For his first recordings he began working with , who regularly used the pseudonym "Augustus Pablo" to credit his B-sides (e.g. or ), so Horace decided to keep the name for himself.
His collaboration was crucial in the development of dub.
He ran the "Rockers Hi-Fi" sound system with his brother Garth Swaby, and the labels Rockers, , , , , and Pablo Records (3).
He opened a record shop in 1974 (Rockers international record shop, 135 Orange Street), owned by his brother and his good friend aka Micko).
He died May 18, 1999 in Kingston, Jamaica, after a long battle with health problems related to a nerve disorder.
Brother of Dudley "Manzie" Swaby. Father of Addis Pablo.
A 'PABLO' tag etched in the run-out area of Jamaican records often refers to Augustus Pablo productions, however a similar etching on pressings from would indicate mastering engineer Pablo instead.
Source: Discogs
