King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse Dub Too Much (Volume 3)

• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Girl I Want To Dub You
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Dub My World
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – African Roots In Dub
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Pure Dubbing
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Straight To Phil Pratt Head
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Mining
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Dub Too Much
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Step It Up In Dub
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – In The Morning
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Stop
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Lingering
• King Tubby meets The Ring Craft Posse – Blessed Dub

• 1. Girl I Want To Dub You
• 2. Dub My World
• 3. African Roots In Dub
• 4. Pure Dubbing
• 5. Straight To Phil Pratt Head
• 6. Mining
• 7. Dub Too Much
• 8. Step It Up In Dub
• 9. In The Morning
• 10. Stop
• 11. Lingering
• 12. Blessed Dub

One person who surely never dubbed too much was the prolific and pioneering King Tubby, but that hasn't stopped Patate Records from putting together a third volume of his work with that sub-title. All of the 12 tracks on this release are classic, rare and/or unreleased and they were ll produced by the man himself in the late 70s during the gold age of the genre. Rodguel Sinclair aka Blackbeard is the producer of the material and his backing band The Ring Craft Posse, which included noted reggae heads like Sly & Robbie, Family Man and Carlton Barrett, all feature next to some of the era's finest vocalists - Delroy Wilson, Horace Andy and Johnny Clarke amongst them. Basically, this is as authentic and essential a collection of 70s reggae as you can get.