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Release Date: Friday 21 February 2014
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The productions of producer Bunny 'Striker' Lee were so extensive in the early to mid 1970's that labels were created just to handle his ever expanding output.
Three labels that came about during this time when dub was king were Jackpot. Justice and Attack. Here we look at the Jackpot label and have compiled a collection of some of its finest dub cuts.
Jackpot Records was formed in the early 1970's as a subsidiary of Trojan Records to handle the output from the hit maker from Jamaica..
Bunny 'Striker 'Lee. Bunny was at the birth of dub and worked closely with Dub master King Tubby, having his masters stored at Tubbys allowed his rhythms to be worked on by Tubby, whether it was to remix or add vocals to an existing tape, the new interest in the dubbed version would see the next single being worked on for its version side.
Jamaican Recordings have gathered here what they think are some of the best dub cuts from this label and era.
Straight to Channel 1's Head
Straight to Jackson's Head
Watch this Version
Just a Version
Behold This Version
The Knock Out Punch Version
Straight to Edward's Head
Lifetime Dub
Come Softly Dub Version
Blessed Dub
So Much Version
You're All Ive Got Versoon
Going Version
The Poor Barber
So Dub Say
King Tubby Dub
Caretaker Dub
At The Dub Market