This evening session is a celebration of the stunning developments Roots Reggae 50 years ago; from King Tubby’s dubs to deep roots vocalists and instrumentalists like Hugh Mundell and Augustus Pablo. Running tings will be the 4 horsemen, all of whom are aficionados of this style and period.
Ras Danny Dread, ( also known as Ras Danny Mosiah,) will be putting the needle to the groove on the wheels of steel, to close the show. The mighty Danny will need no introduction to regulars at The Deptford Dub Club, as he is a stalwart. He’s more widely known through his work with the monumental Jah Shaka Soundsystem, over many decades. One of our closest amigos, his sets are always changing.

We’re thrilled that this night will co-incide with the release of Prince Fatty’s masterful re-lick of “ Air, Earth, Fire and Water” by Paul Whiteman and produced by Augustus Palbo. So we couldn’t resist the temptation to invite The Prince to launch his new record at our show. Mike is equally wedded to this era’s music and Ska.

There’ll also be live mixes from the great Prince Fatty on the desk, throughout the session. We’re looking forward to another blinding evening inside, with the music piped out to the glorious garden too. Come on down to our celebration of the 50th anniversary of “King Tubbys Meets the Rockers Uptown”. Put on your dancing shoes and come on down

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