Give us more of shaka vs sir coxsone we want to listen the two of the best in sound sysyem culture i really like listening two shaka vs coxsone cause the dub just keeps on getting better with each tune that spins on the decks one up to my black elders and youngers peace
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Poor and humble and from creation baaaaaaad listen that coxsone Wayne wade beat wicked shaka couldn't handle coxsone that night him get beat up bad bout shakaa win every round you must be having a laugh coxsone dubs are cristal clear pure class with pure and quality riddem the only sound to take shaka to school big up lloydie coxsone every time
@@shaunjames5610 truth. Shaka fans can be musically blind..think englsih stepper and a heap of homemade mixes beats dubs direct from king tubbys and upsetter studios. Joke. Coxsone have the quality and presentation much better and no going straight to the version coz coxsone was about bussing artist. Mafiatone and fatman could school shaka musically as well as coxsone tho.
These were the days when Roots dub Sound would regularly clash with a rubadub sound. The youngers in the dance would more love the Dub sound (Shaka), the olders in the dance would love the rubadub sound (Coxsone). I loved both these sounds over the years as I grew from a younger when Shaka had my full attention in the dance, into an older, when I began to appreciate Coxsone more and more. This recording marks that period for me, where I was transitioning from Shaka disciple, into a more Coxsone lover. Give thanks for this excellent archival record of the time... Props
Real talk. U get the best of both worlds when Coxsone and Jah Shaka link up. I often said back in dem days that the clash didnt really make much sense cuz coxsone a rub a dub sound and Jah Shaka a pure dub. But jah know star a 2 of the greatest sound ever in a dancehall
@@ElNumeroUno777 lol far from truth. Just because he didn’t play dem didn’t mean he didn’t have it.. Shaka had same link from king Tubby’s and leroy of channel one studio like Lloyd and Festus had.
@@colinchristopher432 Coxsone as well as well as sounds like Fatman, QC, Lord President, Mafiatone etc etc was going Ja. to the studios for unreleased music. Shaka wasnt checking king tubbys or channel one studios in 70s. He played a lot of dubs mixed of tapes circulating in the Uk. He also wasnt the first to play many tunes that became his anthems. Maybe he was dealing with gussie clarke and getting music sent over i dunno but i cant put him in the same league musically as Coxsone who played music direct from Ja. and was musically more verstile amd didnt rinse out the same tunes over and over...kunte kinte/babylon/give us the power/very well/moulding etc.
Listen yeah, see how Coxone come in after Shaka give I the power. You see chess. SHAKA AND COXONE HEAVYWEIGHT!. DEM WHO KNOW KNOW.! Shaka so good and original. Coxone so good and original. We give thanks.....
Coxsone the greatest sound in England this dance with jah shaka must of been jam packed session I have to say that when the two sounds play together they are on there A game with hard hitting dub plates the respect they had for eachother as sound men was a respect that you heard within the music you know it was all about who was going to fade away but that never was going to happen when the two played against eachother but I believe coxsone always had the edge but shaka was not worried about that he had his own style which people' enjoyed but it's a debate that I would like to hear from the two sound men and from others but they kept eachother on there does one more thing they should be a dance with three or four sounds once a year so that the people who did not expirence those times can say they was there I'm a sound system historian follower I want to hear some more of the dances between these two playing together come on RU-vid give the people what is being requested one love and unity also respect to lloydie coxsone and to shaka himself.
Coxsone and Fatman rule London them times when it come to unreleased jamaican music comin fresh and mixed in yard.shaka followers musically blind sometimes.Rspct to shaka..a great sound but lets keep history factual.
I feel robbed, I came of age in the early 90's, we got a repackaged version of these heavy weight bass lines and they called it Jungle music! Not in the same league as this though, thanks DON :-)
skinduppy - I understand what you are saying, and I appreciate your liking the original music, but I came of age late 70s/ early 80s and we had it rough education wise. No internet to get knowledge on anything back then.
Jah shaka won every round of this clash until he unexpectedly lost the duel at the first sound of the phased-out guitar riff and bass-line of Coxsone's astounding "From Creation" dubplate. The mix is mind-bending - the soundtrack to a beautiful dream. Thank you King Tubby and Lee Perry !!! Respect to Shaka, Sir Coxsone, and Don Sinclair
Good session, several cuts to Jah is my life- Johnny Clarke, and a 1980 dubplate to the '83 cut of what I would call Marshall"@1:22:00(jah shaka label) must be an early version as the horns are missing..I think the pt2 to "Marshall" on plastic and dubplate had a horn section. Shaka The Great...!!!
Two overplayed tunes i never liked. Shaka fans think uk dub and homemade versions rules over fresh jamaican dubplate direct from king tubbysband upsetter studios..! Coxsone rule.
Listen the love and respect these two icons in a dub conference this is the best session I de original king of all I wonder says listen I don't talk rubbish but ah white bwoy ask de dub warrior about the the deep conference and he got scared to say me kill him so there's a opening there's weakness somewhere young warrior don't have a chance in heaven
Brother Don ! Massive Respect for posting this special musical event ! Two King Tubby specials : Johhnny Clarke "Give I The Power" & Clive Hilton's "From Creation" back-to-back !! Dub Paradise.....!
Listen me never bias me talk de truth de shakha dub ID one of my all time fave bigger than from creation me ah tell you but set up de dance ah five years let's hear it he truth
Its a truthful observation. Lets not. get overly sensitive about facts.Colour is not of any significance but remember this is originally black ghetto music.
It's the less-often heard unreleased cuts of Ra Imru Asher 'Marshall', an early Shaka 12" release. The 12" was notorious for being mixed right down. This would be the 'better' dubplate everyone heard first times around, before rushing out to buy the 12", which we then all grumbled about. Shaka used to drop 1-2 other unreleased cuts more often, but they were not as good & I would venture the versions here are the most intense cuts of Marshall out there anywhere.
@@ElNumeroUno777 True what u talking Mafiatone played it back then played Misunderstanding and seh only sound to play this in the 4 corner of the Universe Nuff of these people only hear Jah Shaka play. Sufferer lock off Shaka with his 1st tune and played all night then told Shaka he can play the final tune for the night. Fatman killed Shaka with a tune Very Well in Phebes.
Lie you ah tell must be death blind and dumb likkle bwoy no know bout music coxsone buds pure New dubs compared to shakas invented flat dubs mixed by mad professor
