Dub I

Personnel: Alva Lewis (guitar); Dirty Harry Hall, Tommy McCook, Cedric Brooks (tenor saxophone); Bobby Ellis (trumpet); Vincent Don D Junior Gordon (trombone); Tyrone Downie (organ); Aston Barrett (bass instrument); Carlton "Carly" Barrett (drums).
Arranger: Jimmy Radway.
The third Pressure Sounds release to explore the output of the small but formidable Micron label, DUB I is, as the title implies, a set of dubs from the Micron stable, and includes ultra-rare versions of rhythm tracks that will be familiar to listeners from reggae classics like Leroy Smart's "Mama Liza" and Errol Dunkley's "Black Cinderella." Originally pressed in a limited run of 300 copies, DUB I has been something of a holy grail for reggae collectors and is now generally available thanks to Pressure Sounds' impeccably curated reissue.