1998 - Jaro vs Caveman (both side)

 

SOUND: killamanjaro vs Caveman Sound (both side)

DATE: Apr 12. 1998

VENUE: St. Thomas

SELECTOR,MC: killamanjaro / Ricky Trooper

             Caveman Sound / Itermin(?), Military(?)

NOTE:

Caveman's studio located uptown Kingston is not well known to the wider record buying public. This is because his principal business is the "special". Sizzla, Capleton, Yammie Bolo, Luciano and Bushman are all artists who have recorded "special" at Caveman's studio.

Caveman also operates his own sound system, Caveman Sound, the Rastaman sound. Sizzla began his musical career at age 15 as a deejay apprentice on Caveman Sound. So now they show off the tip of the iceberg, buss with exclusive Sizzla, Sizzla & Luciano combination dub, demonstrate the power of cultural sound.

This is one of the most heated clashes of the year thus far.  

When Trooper goes up against the selectors of Caveman and the issue of religion with concious tune comes into play!

(Jaro side)

uno ready fi dis!

(Caveman side) poor quality...mi fix!

uno ready fi dis!

1980 - Sir Coxsone and Jah Shaka @ Cubies Club JAH SHAKA LIVE CUBIES "MARSHALL" 1980

SOUND: Sir Coxsone and Jah Shaka

VENUE: Cubies Club, Dalston, London

DATE: Dec.27 1980

NOTE:

In London, when Roots dub Sound would regularly clash with a rubadub sound. Two sounds play together with hard hitting dub plates the respect they had for each other. Listen the competition of the bass line, Shaka's Johny Clarke "Jah Give I The Power" against Coxsone's Clive Hilton's "From Creation"(Lee Perry). Maybe Coxsone won the clash but still Shaka's Ra Imru Asher "Marshall" A WICKED!

RIP The King.

uno ready fi dis?

Jah Shaka live Cubies 1980.

1979 - Sir Coxsone @ Four Aces

SOUND: Sir Coxsone Outernational

VENUE: Four Aces, London

DATE: 1979

ARTISTS: nuff UK DJs

SELECTOR: Festus

Pt.2 style tune

Gregory Isaacs : “Mr. Brown” 

Prince Far I : “Coxsone(?)” 

Mike Brooks : “Rum Drinker”

Suger Minot : “World Of Sorrow”(Full Up riddim)

Well Pleased And Satisfied / Jah Banna : 

“Open The Gate Bobby Boy”

Gregory Isaacs : “ Universal Tribulation” 

NOTE:

Sir Coxsone AKA Sir Coxsone Outernational was back at the Four Aces doing regular Wednesday night sessions in 1979. The Four Aces first started holding Rocksteady and Soul clubs in the late 1960's and by the 1970's was one of the most popular Reggae clubs in London. 

Nuff Rub A Dub DJS are there with nicest vibes on the dance!

uno ready fi dis!

Sir Coxsone sound documentary in 1981.

2000 - Black Kat vs Mighty Crown (both)

SOUND: Black Kat vs Mighty Crown (both)

VENUE: Q-Club in Queens, NYC 

DATE: Jun.19 2000

ARTISTS: 

Selector/MC: Black Kat : War Tanker, Pink Panther 

             Mighty Crown: Masta Simon, Sami-T, Cojie 

NOTE:

Black Kat goes up against 1999 World Clash Champions, Mighty Crown. Mighty Crown has proof how deep their dub box are with seemingly unlimited funds to cut new tunes. But Panther is a veteran of NYC and runs from nobody! Panther tries to tackle Crown's new tunes by playing nuff new tunes of his own, but in the end was this change of pace enough to conquer the Japanese? Judge yourself!

uno ready fi dis!