Lee Perry Dubstrumentals

• 1. The Upsetter – Enter The Dragon
• 2. The Upsetter – Theme From Hong Kong
• 3. The Upsetter – Heart Of The Dragon
• 4. The Upsetter – Hold Them Kung Fu
• 5. The Upsetter – Flames Of The Dragon
• 6. The Upsetter – Scorching Iron
• 7. The Upsetter – Skango
• 8. The Upsetter – Fungaa
• 9. The Upsetter – Black Belt
• 10. The Upsetter – Iron Fist
• 11. The Upsetter – Kung Fu Man
• 12. The Upsetter – Black Belt Jones
• 13. The Upsetter – Exit The Dragon
• 14. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Last Blood
• 15. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Deathly Hands
• 16. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Kung Fu Warrior
• 17. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Dragon Slayer
• 18. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Judgement Day
• 19. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – One Armed Boxer
• 20. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Big Boss
• 21. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Fists Of Vengeance
• 22. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Samurai Swordsman
• 23. Lee Perry & The Upsetters – Final Weapon
• 24. Vin Gordon – Coca-Macca
• 25. Vin Gordon – Fly Away
• 26. Vin Gordon – The Message
• 27. Vin Gordon – Licky Licky
• 28. Vin Gordon – Labrish
• 29. Vin Gordon – Quinge-up
• 30. Vin Gordon – Raw-Chaw
• 31. Vin Gordon – 5 Cardiff Crescent
• 32. Vin Gordon – Four Of A Kind
• 33. Vin Gordon – Voodoo Man
• 34. Prince Williams – Rasta Train
• 35. The Upsetters – Ark Of The Rising Sun

After serving his musical apprenticeship at Studio One, Lee Scratch Perry made his mark as Jamaicas most innovative and eccentric producers, issuing his musical creations on his Upsetter imprint from 1968 onward.

The opening of his own studio, Black Ark, in 1973 enabled him to push back the boundaries of reggae to previously unknown limits and for the next six years he produced some of the most exciting sounds ever to see issue on the island.

The companion piece to the successful Dub-Triptych set) this 2 CD set likewise draws together three ground breaking albums issued by Lee Perry in the mid 1970s.

All three collections highlighted instrumental works and were only released in the UK in limited numbers, with original copies now highly prized collectors items.

Kung-Fu Meets The Dragon, which has a strong sound track feel and features Augustus Pablo on several tracks, finds Lee Perry inspired by the Kung Fu craze then sweeping the world, Return Of The Wax is similarly inspired and Musical Bones features top hornsman, Vin Gordon delivering a series of jazz-influenced dub-reggae sides