Artist	Song
Augustus Pablo	King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown
from King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (2005)
Burning Spear	The Ghost (Marcus Garvey)
from Jah No Dead - An Introduction to Burning Spear (2003)
King Tubby	Dub From the Roots
from Dub from the Roots (2006)
The Upsetters	Grumblin' Dub
from Arkology (Box Set) (1997)
Prince Jammy	Throne of Blood
from Punky Reggae Party: New Wave Jamaica 1975-1980 (2008)
Sly & Robbie	Unmetered Taxi
from Many Moods of Sly, Robbie & the Taxi Gang (1991)
Easy Star All-Stars	Time (Featuring Corey Harris & Ranking Joe)
from Dub Side of the Moon (A Reggae Version of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon) (2003)
Gregory Isaacs	Night Nurse Dub 2
from Night Nurse (2002)
Bill Laswell	Beyond the Zero
from Dub Chamber 3 (2000)
Dennis Brown	Fire from the Observer Station
from Dennis Brown in Dub (2002)
The Abyssinians	Declaration of Dub (New Version)
from Declaration of Dub (1998)
Johnny Clarke & The Aggrovators	A Ruffer Version
from A Ruffer Version: Johnny Clarke At King Tubby's - 1974-1978 (2008)
Mad Professor	Afrocentric Dub
from Afrocentric Dub (2005)
The Scientist	Your Teeth In My Neck
from The Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of The Intergalactic Vampire (2010)
Linton Kwesi Johnson	Peach
from Independant Intavenshan - The Island Anthology (1998)
Jackie Mittoo & The Invaders	Depth Charge
from Dub Specialist - 17 Dub Shots from Studio One (1995)
Tommy McCook & The Aggrovators	A Version I Can Feel With Love
from Show Case (2006)
Air	How Does It Make You Feel
from 10,000Hz Legend (2001)
Bob Marley	No Woman No Cry
from Dreams of Freedom: Ambient Translation of Bob Marley in Dub (1997)
Twilight Circus Dub Sound System & Luciano	What We Got to Dub (Zion Train Dub Mix)
from Remixed - Dubwise (2000)
Thievery Corporation	The Outernationalist
from The Richest Man In Babylon (2003)
Yabby You	Heads a Roll Dub
from Dub It to the Top 1976-1979 (2002)
Horace Andy	Guiding Dub
from This World (2007)
Easy Star All-Stars & Citizen Cope	Karma Police
from Radiodread (2006)
Augustus Pablo	Satta Dub
from King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (2005)

Comment:

Once upon a time, Jamaican producers and engineers remixed reggae singles to create b-side fillers. They then dropped out the vocals, added echo, emphasized a sax line or a single strike of the snare, and birthed a new art form, which became as popular as reggae itself. This is that music. This is dub.

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