Reggae Friday - Various Artists - Rastafari Liveth Itinually (1996)

Produced by Lee Perry this album is one of my favorite mixes. It has lots of wonderful songs followed by them being dubbed by the Upsetters. The album cover says it all in my opinion.

1. Peter & Paul Lewis - Ethiopian Land
2. Upsetters - Dub Land
3. Watty & Tony - Rise & Shine
4. Upsetters - Shining Dub
5. Watty Burnett - What A War
6. Upsetters - What A Dub
7. Juks Dread & Big Youth - 23rd Psalm
8. Clive Hylton - Judgement Day
9. Upsetters - Well Judged Dub
10. Mystic - Forward With Jah Orthodox
11. Upsetters - Orthodox Dub
12. Bluebells - Come Along
13. Upsetters - Dub Along
14. Evan Jones - 4 & 20 Dreadlocks
15. Upsetters - Dread Locks Dub
16. Devon Irons - When Jah Come
17. Upsetters - When Jah Dubs

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Reggae Friday - Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Super Ape (1976)

The Super Ape is in the building and you better watch out for his rawkus dubs. Lee Perry revolutionized reggae and dub music forever with his signature sound and production methods. This album is head nodding, high stepping reggae dubs in demand so don't sleep on it.


1. Zion's Blood
2. Croaking Lizard
3. Black Vest
4. Underground
5. Curly Dub
6. Dread Lion
7. Three in One
8. Patience
9. Dub Along
10. Super Ape

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Reggae Friday - Lee "Scratch" Perry - Return of the Super Ape (1978)

There are 17 tracks on the version we upped but the original 10 are the same still. Lee Perry and The Upsetters have made many a great album and this is just another notch on that discography. Lots of dub which means lots of experimentation with sounds, echo and reverb. Light up the spliffs and enjoy.

1. Dyon Anaswa (Full Experience)
2. Return Of The Super Ape (Lee Perry)
3. Tell Me Something Good (The Upsetters)
4. Bird In Hand (Sam Carty)
5. Crab Yars (The Upsetters)
6. Jah Jah Ah Natty Dread (Lee Perry)
7. Psyche & Trim (Lee Perry)
8. The Lion (The Upsetters)
9. Huzza A Hana (Lee Perry)
10. High Ranking Sammy (Lee Perry)

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