Artist	Song
Tom McCook & The Upsetters	Cloak & Dagger
Junior Byles	Curley Lock
Lee Scratch Perry	When Knotty Came
The Mighty Upsetter	Fungea
Lee Perry	Golden Locks
Sir Lord Comic & The Upsetters	Django Shoots First
The Upsetters	Dubbing Sandra
The Upsetters	Freedom Dub
Lee Scratch Perry	Huzza A Hana
Max Romeo	Public Enemy Number One
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Small Axe
Augustus Pablo	Hot & Cold
Lee Perry	What A Botheration
The Stingers	Preacher Man
The Upsetters	Bury The Razor
Lee Perry	Blackman Time
Junior Murvin	Roots Train Number One
The Upsetters	Black Ipa
Junior Ainsworth	Thanks & Praise
Lee Perry	Justice To The People
Lee Perry	City Too Hot
The Upsetters	Dub Fu Ye Rights

Comment:

I was introduced to dub in 1982, at the te_nder age of 12. My best frie_nd at the time had an amazing cool older sister who had absolutely flawless taste in music (as well as other c_harms that are better not discussed here...) and she was immersing herself in all dem tings dat make de dub. King Tubby, Prince Jammy, etc., etc. And while I was completely sold on the sound, one artist in particular absolutely fascinated me: Lee Scratch Perry. He's incredibly talented, prolific, and unquestionably out of his mind. Lege_nds of his various oddities range from the unbelievable (some say he used to get high by drinking tape cleaner fluid...) to the certifiable (he burned down his Black Ark studio because he had become convinced that it had become possessed by the devil...). Regardless, I loved his music and his techniques, which he proffered to a wide array of artists. Anyway, I've been meaning to do a mix of his stuff (including stuff he produced), so I cobbled this together. 22 tracks, 77+ minutes of The Computer Master... Dub Organizer Supreme... The Original Upsetter.. Lee... Scratch... Perry.

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