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Track List
01) Third and Fourth Generation
02) Coxsone Feel This One
03) Streight in the Boy Coxsone Chest
04) The Man Never Immetiate Always Orriginate
05) Ride On
06) Run Come Listen Coxsone
07) Murderer Style
08) Scientist Say Papa Coxsone Gone
09) Give Them Dub Coxsone
10) Coxsone a Chemist in a Dis
01) Third and Fourth Generation
02) Coxsone Feel This One
03) Streight in the Boy Coxsone Chest
04) The Man Never Immetiate Always Orriginate
05) Ride On
06) Run Come Listen Coxsone
07) Murderer Style
08) Scientist Say Papa Coxsone Gone
09) Give Them Dub Coxsone
10) Coxsone a Chemist in a Dis
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4:35
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3:12
2:42
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3:29
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First Released
2006
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First released in 1981 on Canadian label Imperial Records, this dub album is a rarity that put two of the leading UK sound systems, Coxsone and Quaker City, head to head in a clash on vinyl.
It is fair to say that this album probably went under the radar for many people, but in recent years modern artists and producers like Skream have name checked this album as an influence.
The album was mixed by Scientist and showcases some of his best mixing work.
The artwork is pretty incredible showing an intense war montage all hand painted in dull brown, green, and yellow.
The artwork was by Jeff Browne, who also created a small number of other reggae album sleeves for other Canadian labels like the Puff Records release of Barrington Levy’s ‘Run Come Ya!‘
One of the great things about the current digitization of music and back catalogues means that this once rare vinyl release is now easily accessible for download, so you should definitly check it out.
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First released in 1981 on Canadian label Imperial Records, this dub album is a rarity that put two of the leading UK sound systems, Coxsone and Quaker City, head to head in a clash on vinyl.
It is fair to say that this album probably went under the radar for many people, but in recent years modern artists and producers like Skream have name checked this album as an influence.
The album was mixed by Scientist and showcases some of his best mixing work.
The artwork is pretty incredible showing an intense war montage all hand painted in dull brown, green, and yellow.
The artwork was by Jeff Browne, who also created a small number of other reggae album sleeves for other Canadian labels like the Puff Records release of Barrington Levy’s ‘Run Come Ya!‘
One of the great things about the current digitization of music and back catalogues means that this once rare vinyl release is now easily accessible for download, so you should definitly check it out.
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