Artist	Song
Willie Williams	Armagideon Time
from Six the Hard Way (2006)
The Heptones	Country Boy
from Reggae Gold (2005)
Augustus Pablo	King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown
from King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (2005)
Johnny Clarke	None Shall Escape the Judgement
from Johnny Clarke: Very Best - 25 Massive Hits (2007)
Ken Boothe	Everything I Own
from This Is Reggae Music (2007)
Luciano	It's Me Again Jah
from Reggae Roots - 1972-1995, Vol.5 (1999)
U-Roy	Wake the Town
from Superboss (2006)
Steel Pulse	Ku Klux Klan (12" Version)
from Steel Pulse: Sound System - The Island Anthology (1997)
Horace Andy	Skylarking
from Wicked Dem a Burn (2006)
Bob & Marcia	Young Gifted and Black
from The Complete Motown Singles, Vol. 10: 1970 (2008)
Yellowman	Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
from Zungguzungguguzungguzeng (1983)
Ethiopians	Reggae Hits the Town
from The Originators (2007)
Eric Donaldson	Cherry Oh Baby
from Eric Donaldson Sings 20 Jamaica Classics (2004)
Lord Tanamo	Hard Man Fe Dead
from Best Place In the World (2000)
Junior Byles	Curly Locks (Original Version)
from Curly Locks (1997)
Beres Hammond & U-Roy	Putting Up Resistance (Featuring U-Roy)
from Can't Stop a Man - The Best of Beres Hammond (2003)
Cocoa Tea	Good Life
from Reggae Anthology: The Sweet Sound of Cocoa Tea (2008)
Beenie Man	Girls Dem Sugar (Featuring Mya)
from From Kingston to King of the Dancehall - A Collection of Dancehall Favorites (2005)
Dennis Alcapone	Teach The Children
from Dennis Alcapone Selected Hits (2006)
Freddie McGregor	Big Ship
from Freddie McGregor: The Anthology (1999)
Bunny Wailer	Blackheart Man
from Blackheart Man (2002)
Lee "Scratch" Perry	Roast Fish and Cornbread (Extended 7" Mix)
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Lee "Scratch" Perry (2004)
Mutabaruka	People's Court Part I
from The Ultimate Collection (2005)
Alton Ellis & The Flames	Girl I've Got a Date
from Soul Groover (2010)

Comment:

You can't really know reggae without delving into the crazy-quilt world of Lee "Scratch" Perry, the mad genius who produced Marley's early material before cutting some of the darkest, densest, swampiest, bass-speaker-destroying dub sides in reggae history, including "Roast Fish and Cornbread (Extended 7” Mix)." Perry is joined in the upper echelons of the dub fraternity by sometime collaborator King Tubby (born Osbourne Ruddock), one of the godfathers of remix culture in its broadest definition — here we find him in cahoots with melodica legend Augustus Pablo, laying down the mellow wobble of “King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown.”

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