
17 Dub Shots From Studio One is a Reggae album by Dub Specialist, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.
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Sound DNA
- Reggae
Re-issued as "Dub", with two alterations, 'Beam Sound' on the original release is replaced by 'Still Version' (track 14), and one bonus track added 'Dub Me Girl' (track 18).
Info on the sources of these dubs:
Track 1 - "Starring Dub” is a dub version of “Stars” by the Eternals. It previously appeared on Ital Sounds & System as “Star Apple.”
Track 2 - “Queen Of The Dub” is a dub version of “Queen Of The Minstrel” by The Eternals. It previously appeared on Dub Store Special as “Queen Of The Rub.”
Track 3 - “Mr. Joe Dub” is a dub version of “Mojo Rocksteady” by The Sound Dimension. It’s on the same riddim as “Mo Jo Papa” from Dub Store Special, but it’s not exactly the same.
Track 5 - “Green Light” previously appeared on Zodiac Sounds as “Sagittarius Dub,” but on the insert for 17 Shots, it says it was called “Libra.” (This is an error.)
Track 6 - “Banana Walk” previously appeared on Better Dub.
Track 9 - “Dub It Easy” is a dub version of “Swing Easy” by The Soul Vendors. It previously appeared on Zodiac Sounds as “Aries Dub.”
Track 11 - “Runnings” is a dub version of "Run Run" by Delroy Wilson. It’s on the same riddim as “Running Dub” from Sample Dub, but it is completely instrumental, whereas “Running Dub” has echoing vocals.
Track 14 - “Beam Sound” is a dub version of “Sound Beam” by Roland Alphonso. It previously appeared on Zodiac Sounds as “Pisces Dub.”
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- Clement "Coxsone" DoddPRODUCER
- Clement "Coxsone" DoddPRODUCER, ARRANGED BY
- Clement "Coxsone" DoddPRODUCER, ARRANGED BY, MIXED BY
- Dub SpecialistMIXED BY
6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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