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The
Dubroom reviews a lot of different material, from
musical to educational to beneficial and more.
We've got music, but also material for artists and
producers as well as researchers of more conscious
material. As always, when the Dubroom reviews
something, this means that this website considers
the material at least fair. So don't expect any
negative reviews. When it's here, we recommend it.
Period.
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(DUB)
REGGAE MUSIC |
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full-length documentaries to video clips,
this is where you can not only enjoy the
sounds of (DUB) Reggae music, but the sights
as well. We are talking about very diverse
material that is not selected persay because
of it's novelty. Historical recordings that stood
against the test of times are offered as
well, TV broadcasts,
interviews: the Dubroom is always interested
in relevant and/or of high quality material
to review and in this part of the Dubroom
video reviews you can find just that.
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JUNIOR
MURVIN - POLICE AND THIEVES (1976)
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - Junior Murvin's falsetto
voice became world-renown in his legendary
Lee Perry produced "Police and
Thieves" album. This clip captures the
singer in 1976 as he performs for UK TV.
Before he
burned it down for reasons that have yet to
be discovered, Lee Perry's Black Ark Studio
was the center of some classic Reggae
releases. The sound of the Black Ark was
dominated by the Mu-Tron phaser and until
this very day inspires contemporary
producers to utilize phasers and such in
their own releases, too.
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JAB JAB -
GRAND DAD (LIVE AT REVOLVER 1978)
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - In this rare 1978 footage,
we can see and hear some Punky Reggae as UK
Roots Reggae band Jab Jab performs for a
live studio audience.
Like the other
recordings done for the "Revolver"
program in the UK back in 1978, this video
clip is really, really dated. It's the kind
of video that you don't just watch to see
the (excellent) musicians, since the
audience is at least as interesting because
of the antiquarian nature.
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SANDRA
CROSS AND MAD PROFESSOR WITH WILD BUNCH -
CREATION (1982)
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - Over 26 years ago, the Mad
Professor was already mixing it up live
while band and vocalists play some upfull
righteous Roots Reggae.
One of the
things that the Mad Professor is known for,
other than his excellent DUB releases, is
the fact that he has given a stage for, even
basically created the phenomenon of the
"Roots Daughters": female Reggae
vocalists singing conscious lyrics over
serious music.
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ENTY-JAH -
WHERE GUYANA GONE?
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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March 2008 - In an answer to the
violence in his home base of Guyana, Enty-Jah
chants straight from the heart on a brand
new dancehall riddim. Time to Chant Down
Babylon once more!
Guyana-based
vocalist Enty-Jah uses his voice to chant
Truth and Right, in his own particular
style. Sometimes, we feel the vibe of the
1980's when "fast chat" was
developed in the UK where in other times
it's like the brethren is singing.
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MIKEY DREAD
IN REHEARSAL
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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March 2008 - Unfortunately, he recently
passed on. And until recently, Michael
"Dread at the Controls" Campbell
had been one of the hardest working men in
Reggae Music.
In this
video, we meet up with the Dread at the
Controls in a studio as he practices a
couple of tunes in preparation for yet
another live tour. One keyboard player, one
drummer, one bass player and of course the
One and Only Mikey Dread at the microphone
stand.
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