Island Records Presents Dub: 38 Hard And Heavy Dub Cuts

• 1. Black Wadada (Album Version) – Burning Spear 
• 2. Zion – Righteous Foundation 
• 3. Grumblin' Dub – Upsetters, The 
• 4. Premature (Dub) – Toots & The Maytals
• 5. Satta Massagana Dub – Third World
• 6. Ku Klux Klan Dub – Steel Pulse 
• 7. The Black Spy (Aka Standing Firm Dub) – The Fatman Riddim Section 
• 8. Something Funny (Dub) – Wailing Souls 
• 9. South Africa Dub – The Fatman Riddim Section 
• 10. Take Five Version – Rico 
• 11. Cheat Heart Dub – Weathers, Vivian 
• 12. Dub Charge – Aswad 
• 13. My My People – Mowatt, Judy 
• 14. Bazooka Blast (Fort Augustus) (Fort Augustus) – Delgado, Junior
• 15. Whip That Tarantula (Moulding) (Dub Mix) – Ijahman 
• 16. Indiana James (Man Next Door) (Man Next Door) – The Paragons 
• 17. The Monkey Is A Spy (Sinsemilla) – Black Uhuru 
• 18. Night Nurse (Version) – Isaacs, Gregory
• 19. World-A-Music (Dub) – Kamoze, Ini 
• 20. Eastern Promise Dub – Pablo, Augustus
• 21. One Step Dub – Upsetters, The 
• 22. True Love Is Hard To Find (Dub) – Toots & The Maytals 
• 23. Corn Fish Dub (Single Version) – Upsetters, The
• 24. Ballistic Dub – Smart, Leroy 
• 25. Africa Dub – Rico 
• 26. Colliebud Cure It (Healing Of The Nation Dub) – Inner Circle 
• 27. Prodigal Son Dub – Steel Pulse
• 28. Toothache – Revolutionaries, The
• 29. Civilised Reggae (Dub) – Burning Spear
• 30. The Dub Of Gold (Heart Made Of Stone) (Heart Made Of Stone) – Viceroys, The
• 31. Well Of Souls (Feel The Spirit) – Wailing Souls
• 32. Who's In The Tomb (Guess Who's Coming To Dinner) (Guess Who's Coming To Dinner) – Black Uhuru 
• 33. The Version Is High (Aka The Tide Is High Dub) – The Paragons 
• 34. A Living Dub – The Israelites 
• 35. Dub Fire – Aswad
• 36. You'll Never Find Dub – Tuff, Tony
• 37. Cool Down The Dub (Single Version) – Isaacs, Gregory 
• 38. Beverly Hills (Master Dub) – Foundation 

Island Presents Dub’ brings together 38 of the greatest Dub tracks from the Island vaults, performed by some of the biggest Reggae artists of the seventies and eighties and mixed by many of greatest exponents, from Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry to Augustus Pablo.