Name: Jackpot Dub: Rare Dubs from Jackpot Records / Various
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Jackpot Dub

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Album: Jackpot Dub: Rare Dubs from Jackpot Records / Various
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Straight to Channel 1's Head	More Info...
2)	Straight to Jackson's Head	More Info...
3)	Watch This Version	More Info...
4)	Just a Version	More Info...
5)	Behold This Version	More Info...
6)	The Knock Out Punch Version	More Info...
7)	Straight to Edwards Head	More Info...
8)	Lifetime Dub	More Info...
9)	Come Softly Dub Version	More Info...
10)	Blessed Dub	More Info...
11)	So Much Version	More Info...
12)	You're All I've Got Version	More Info...
13)	Going Version	More Info...
14)	The Poor Barber	More Info...
15)	So Dub Say	More Info...
16)	King Tubby Dub	More Info...
17)	Caretaker Dub	More Info...
18)	At the Dub Market	More Info...

Album: Jackpot Dub: Rare Dubs from Jackpot Records / Various
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Straight to Channel 1's Head	More Info...
2)	Straight to Jackson's Head	More Info...
3)	Watch This Version	More Info...
4)	Just a Version	More Info...
5)	Behold This Version	More Info...
6)	The Knock Out Punch Version	More Info...
7)	Straight to Edwards Head	More Info...
8)	Lifetime Dub	More Info...
9)	Come Softly Dub Version	More Info...
10)	Blessed Dub	More Info...
11)	So Much Version	More Info...
12)	You're All I've Got Version	More Info...
13)	Going Version	More Info...
14)	The Poor Barber	More Info...
15)	So Dub Say	More Info...
16)	King Tubby Dub	More Info...
17)	Caretaker Dub	More Info...
18)	At the Dub Market	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Earl "Chinna" Smith (guitar); Ossie Hibbert, Bernard "Touter" Harvey (organ); Carlton Barrett, Sly Dunbar, Carlton "Santa" Davis (drums).
Recording information: Channel 1; Dynamic Sounds; Harry J's; Randy's Studio.
Although he doesn't often get the same level of attention and critical acclaim that fellow Jamaican producers like Lee "Scratch" Perry receive, Bunny "Striker" Lee was every bit as influential, particularly on the dub scene, where his output was so generous that labels were created to handle it, including Jackpot Records, formed in the 1970s by Trojan Records to provide a conduit for Lee's dub cuts. This fine archival set gathers some of the best and most interesting of these sides, all of which were created and originally released between 1974 and 1976. ~ Steve Leggett