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Dub Organizer
Also known as: Joe Frasier
I'm a bit confused about this one, becuse there are a Dub Organizer riddim from Scratch and one from Tubbys, and I'm not sure if Tubbys is a recut of Scratch's or an original. Just to add to the confusion, here is Massive B:s recut from 2002. It's Dub Organizer for sure, but which of them I leave to you to figure out.
In addition, this riddim is also known as Joe Frazier.
This is another boom tune from the (these days) extremly underrecorded veteran King Kong. Go to a dance with a major sound and they play a killer Kong Kong plate, especially if it's a clash. Go to you local dealer and all they have is some odd Massive B 45. He's worth 10 sharply cut traditional riddims to spread his stylish wailings on.. please producers? And there is an original rudebwoy if there ever was one, so the street cred is no problem.
Comment by: Jah Glu Date: 2006-10-09 Comment: According to Burning Spear he originated this riddim for his classic He Prayed on Studio One around 1970. One of Coxsone rivals (I believe it was Joe Gibbs, but I could be mistaken) versioned the riddim for a boxing tribute. Coxsone then countered with dubbing the original (you can still hear some Spear vocals) and releasing it as Joe Frazier. Hence the name for this riddim.
Comment by: Don Julian Date: 2006-04-16 Comment: I love that riddim i listen it first in upsetter's blackboard jungle dub
Comment by: jonnin Date: 2006-01-25
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