The first ever dub set to emerge via New York, from 1975, reissued

• Yard Man Dub
• Meaning Dub
• Another Lion’s Special
• Conquering Dub Of Africa
• Kaya Dub Song
• Tribute to The King
• Rattle Snake Echo
• Dub A Natty Dub
• Tracking To Africa
• Dread A Rikers Island

Deadly deejay business with Scientist on the buttons

• Obeah Me
• Version

Lost and found killer dub set, housed in its original sleeve

• Jah Life In Dub
• I Am The Only Dub
• Shaolin Dub
• English Dub
• Collie Dub
• Bounty Dub
• My Heart Is Dub
• Skylarking Dub
• What You Gonna Dub
• Moonlight

Lost and found dub counterpart to Flick Wilson’s "School Days" album

• Jah Turn The Dub
• My Lady’s Dub
• Yallas Dub
• Slave Master Dub
• Where The Wicked Gonna Dub
• Facts Of Dub
• I Don’t Mind Dub
• Don’t Give Up Your Culture
• Rockers Dub
• School Days Dub

One near mint copy, pressing a bit uneven and crackly, sleeve has a bit of shelf wear

• International Style
• Murder & Stylee
• Reggae Gone International
• Spidla-Ding
• No Wey No Better Than Yard
• Down In The Ghetto
• Jah Is Mine
• Dedicated To Bob Marley
• Free Food Ticket
• Black Cinderella

Rare Shaolin Temple cut

• Jah Jah Disciple
• Version

Superb Greenbay Killing & Shaolin Temple excursions

• Warrior
• Dub
• Thief In The Night
• Dub

Unplayed shop stock copies here

• Georgie Porgie
• Version

One copy, vg+, labels a bit scuffed

• Black Cinderella
• No Weh Better Than Yard