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HENRY
'JUNJO' LAWES: RUB A DUB STYLE!
DUBROOM PODCAST REVIEW |
WWW,
September 2007 - Six out of the ten tracks
in this great 30 minutes non-stop mix
contain the vocal works of Yellowman. Still,
the podcast isn't credited to this legendary
Reggae Toaster who made his name during the
1980's Rub a Dub era.
what's
up with that?
Reggae
historians will tell you, that Henry 'Junjo'
Lawes was the predominant producer of
Jamaican Rub a Dub Reggae in the early
1980's. His name is on just too many albums
and single releases to mention, and some
even credit him with the founding of this
early form of Dancehall back in 1979.
Junjo
launched singers like Barrington Levy, made
extensive use of top notch Dub engineer the
Scientist, whose legendary series on the
Greensleeves label is considered among the
top of the all-time Dub releases.
In this
Podcast, the focus is mainly on one of that
other legend of Rub a Dub style: Yellowman.
All tracks are Junjo productions, though.
Showing how the producer worked with Harmony
Groups (Wailing Souls), DJ's (Michigan &
Smiley) and Singers (Barrington Levy).
PLAYLIST
01
Shine Eye Gal | Barrington Levy
02 Juggling | Little John
03 Come When I Call You | Yellowman &
Fathead
04 Sweetie Come Brush Me | Wailing Souls
05 Diseases | Michigan & Smiley
06 Lost My Sonia | Cocoa Tea
07 Zungguzungguguzungguzeng | Yellowman
08 Natty Sat Upon The Rock | Yellowman
09 Take Me To Jamaica| Yellowman
10 Crying For Love | Yellowman
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