Linval Thompson Negrea Love Dub

• Linval Thompson – Rock Me In Dub
• Linval Thompson – Channel One In Dub
• Linval Thompson – Thompson In Dub
• Linval Thompson – Negrea Africa Dub
• Linval Thompson – Jah Jah Children Dub
• Linval Thompson – Lion Dub
• Linval Thompson – Natty Dread Dub
• Linval Thompson – Roots Dub
• Linval Thompson – Jamaica Calley Dub
• Linval Thompson – Africa Love Dub

• 1. Rock Me In Dub
• 2. Channel One In Dub
• 3. Thompson In Dub
• 4. Negrea Africa Dub
• 5. Jah Jah Children Dub
• 6. Lion Dub
• 7. Natty Dread Dub
• 8. Roots Dub
• 9. Jamaica Calley Dub
• 10. Africa Love Dub

By the end of the 1970s Linval Thompson had cut out a successful dual career for himself as both singer and producer. Naturally he moved in the dub field as well, getting further use out of rhythms he used in his other works. Dub had begun strictly as an album format with limited pressing runs for scene insiders, but it had swiftly gained the interest of the rank and file reggae buffs.

'Negrea Love Dub', originally released in 1978, is a cornerstone in the reggae dub scene.

Linval Thompson produced riddims which were laid at Channel One studio by The Revolutionaries – at the time a celebrated studio band led by drum and bass partners Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespear – and mixed at King Tubby's renown studio at 18 Dromilly Avenue in Kingston by Prince Jammy.

The sound of the ten dubs featured here is hypnotic and its effects are euphoric to say the least.