JA13 - World Radio Dub Chapter One [CD]

Format: CD
Catalogue No.: JAMJA0012
Barcode: 819376067803
Release Date: 07 Jun 2024
Genre: Reggae

Principal member Keith Finch linked up with reggae manager and publisher Othman Mukhlis at Stanley House Studio in 2001 and began a series of projects featuring there love of retro reggae. JA13 worked with major reggae stars of the sixties on the ‘Heroes of Kingston’ project, Alton Ellis, Derrick Morgan, Dave Barker [Dave and Ansell Collins] Winston ‘Mr Fixit’ Francis, Denis Alcapone, Owen Grey, BB Seaton [Gaylads] and legendary trombonist Rico Rodriguez. [Which lead to two solo albums with Rico Rodriguez]. Project championed by David Rodigan and Ranking Miss P. Music in films and TV including Hawaii 5-0, various US films, BA, Tesco, various BBC, latest and currently they have many tracks on BBC most successful export ‘Death in Paradise’. They also feature two tracks in the forthcoming Shaggy documentary Other reggae artists projects include Bob Andy, Joseph Cotton, General Saint and Clint Eastwood, Don Campbell, J C Lodge, Susan Cadogan, Glen Adams [Upsetters] Pat Rhoden [first artist on Trojan] Tippe Irie, Tenor Fly, Spanna Banner, FYA [Platinum in Japan], Bounty Killer, Elephant man, and many more on ‘Bar Mitzvah riddim’ which was co written and produced with Skatta Burrell. Written for UK pop reggae band Madness on last two albums, and on the project ‘Charge of the Dance Brigade’ with Lee Thompson [Madness] and Jennie Matthias {Belle stars singer] with Brazilian jazz accordionist/pianist Chico Chagas. And a host of other top musicians. [Which he co wrote, produced, engineered and nurtured] JA13 have featured on many reggae projects and remixes, the latest offering is ‘World Radio Dub – Chapter One’

Tracklisting
Disc: 1
1. Your sacred space
2. Rude Boy Gone
3. Illuminación Dub
4. Duchess and the Raj
5. Sahara Dub
6. Mumbai Sunset
7. On the streets tonight
8. Monday Dub Club

Disc: 2
1. Paradise
2. Don't take my soul away
3. Journey on dub seas
4. Dub, honour and delay
5. Victims of dub