Dub from a distant time
22 November 2011
Here is a copy of an old favourite, a mix that was recorded live in the summer sunshine at the Big Chill Festival in 2005. It features a lot of dub-reggae by the wonderful Rhythm & Sound, aka genius German producers Mark Ernestus and Moritz Von Oswald, who used to make incredible deep, dubby techno in the Nineties (as Basic Channel), alongside a few other old soulful favourites.
This mix is designed to warm the heart and shake the blues away, as the leaves fall from their trees and the days get shorter and colder…
Just click on the image of Haile Selassie, Emperor Of Ethiopia (1930-74) and Rastafarian god on earth (above), to be re-directed to the recording on my Mixcloud.
Tracklist:
- Susumu Yokota & Rothko, Waters Edge
- Rhythm & Sound w/ Jennifer Lara, Queen In My Empire
- Rhythm & Sound, Jah Version
- Rhythm & Sound, Queen Version
- Rhythm & Sound w/ Paul St. Hilaire, Jah Rule
- Rhythm & Sound w/ Willi Williams, See Mi Version
- Rhythm & Sound, See Mi Yah
- Rhythm & Sound w/ Paul St. Hilaire, Free For All
- Dry & Heavy, Night Flight Pt 2
- The Police, Walking On The Moon
- Fat Freddys Drop, Ernie
- The Upsetter, Double Power
- Butch Cassidy Sound System, Cissy Strut
- Buju Banton, Murder She Wrote
- Dillinger, Cocaine In My Brain
- Mungo’s Hi-Fi & Mc Ishu, Belly Ska
- Third World, Now That We Found Love
- Fort Knox Five, Rastarollarink
- Butch Cassidy Sound System, Brothers And Sisters
- Chock Rock, Buzz
- Joe Gibbs, Shake Ya Body Down
- Jamie Lidell, A Little Bit More
- Border Crossing, Searching For Mr Manuva (Mr Scruff rmx)
- Tye Tribbett, Mighty
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