Boris Gardiner - Ultra Super Dub, Vol. 1 (2022)
BAND/ARTIST: Boris Gardiner, The Boris Gardiner Happening
- Title: Ultra Super Dub, Vol. 1
- Year Of Release: 1975/2022
- Label: Now Again Records
- Genre: Dub, Reggae, Roots Reggae
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 00:27:05
- Total Size: 64; 164 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Official reissue of two “lost” albums from Boris Gardiner, Jamaican bass player, bandleader, songwriter, singer and producer. Reissued under Gardiner’s guidance.
1970s Jamaica suffered an unprecedented stretch of political turmoil and violence, and as the country’s economy and morale collapsed, reggae and its offshoots exploded worldwide. Boris Gardiner enjoyed great success leading bands, issuing albums that mixed reggae, ska, soul and funk, and collaborating with the likes of Lee (Scratch) Perry and Herman Chin-Loy in their legendary studios and playing on hundreds of records.
The original mid-1970s releases of Ultra Super Dub Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, credited to The Boris Gardiner Happening, are so obscure that for years Boris wasn’t aware that they existed. They were released at unknown dates, sometime around the time of his Is What’s Happening (1973) album, and his soundtrack to Every N——r Is A Star (1973), which was sampled by Kendrick Lamar and used as the introduction to the film Moonlight. Ultra Super Dub Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 were originally released in tiny runs in handmade, silk-screened, paste-on covers, they have become some of the most sought after Jamaican albums.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Boris Gardiner - Gimmy Dub (2:26)
1.02 - Boris Gardiner - Freedom Roots (2:59)
1.03 - Boris Gardiner - Expression Dub (2:26)
1.04 - Boris Gardiner - Rider Roots (2:30)
1.05 - Boris Gardiner - The Clay Dub (3:06)
1.06 - Boris Gardiner - The Train Roots (2:15)
1.07 - Boris Gardiner - Mine Dub (2:52)
1.08 - Boris Gardiner - Racking Roots (2:28)
1.09 - Boris Gardiner - Love Dub (2:57)
1.10 - Boris Gardiner - Paying Roots (3:15)
1970s Jamaica suffered an unprecedented stretch of political turmoil and violence, and as the country’s economy and morale collapsed, reggae and its offshoots exploded worldwide. Boris Gardiner enjoyed great success leading bands, issuing albums that mixed reggae, ska, soul and funk, and collaborating with the likes of Lee (Scratch) Perry and Herman Chin-Loy in their legendary studios and playing on hundreds of records.
The original mid-1970s releases of Ultra Super Dub Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, credited to The Boris Gardiner Happening, are so obscure that for years Boris wasn’t aware that they existed. They were released at unknown dates, sometime around the time of his Is What’s Happening (1973) album, and his soundtrack to Every N——r Is A Star (1973), which was sampled by Kendrick Lamar and used as the introduction to the film Moonlight. Ultra Super Dub Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 were originally released in tiny runs in handmade, silk-screened, paste-on covers, they have become some of the most sought after Jamaican albums.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Boris Gardiner - Gimmy Dub (2:26)
1.02 - Boris Gardiner - Freedom Roots (2:59)
1.03 - Boris Gardiner - Expression Dub (2:26)
1.04 - Boris Gardiner - Rider Roots (2:30)
1.05 - Boris Gardiner - The Clay Dub (3:06)
1.06 - Boris Gardiner - The Train Roots (2:15)
1.07 - Boris Gardiner - Mine Dub (2:52)
1.08 - Boris Gardiner - Racking Roots (2:28)
1.09 - Boris Gardiner - Love Dub (2:57)
1.10 - Boris Gardiner - Paying Roots (3:15)
Year 2022 | Reggae | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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