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Lone Ranger
On the Other Side of Dub (Dlx)
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Noah in the Ark
2. Apprentice Dentist
3. Quarter Pound Ishen
4. The Answer [*]
5. Natty Dread on the Go
6. Screw Gone a North Coast [*]
7. Tribute to Marley [*]
8. Barnabas Collins
9. Keep on Coming a the Dance [Alternate Stereo Mix]
10. Where Eagles Dwell
11. Dentist Dub [Dub]
12. Collie Rock
13. Dub Is the Answer [Dub]
14. Dub a Natty Dread [Dub]
15. Dub Gone a North Coast [Dub]
16. Tribute to Marley Version [Mix][Version]
17. Grave Yard Skank

CD Details

All Artists: Lone Ranger
Title: On the Other Side of Dub (Dlx)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Heartbeat / Pgd
Original Release Date: 1/1/1977
Re-Release Date: 7/17/2007
Album Type: Extra tracks
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop
Style: Reggae
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 011661782426

Synopsis

Album Description

On the Other Side of Dub is one of reggae's essential dee-jay albums, and Lone Ranger is one of the founding fathers of the dancehall dee-jay business. Ranger recorded big hits for Studio One and was one of the artists responsible for the label's renaissance in the early eighties. On the Other Side of Dub contains nine top deejay performances as well as eight Studio One dubs. Also included is the extended mix of "Keep on Coming a de Dance", one of the Ranger's signature toasts. This album is taken from the rare original stereo master which has never before appeared on CD and includes bonus tracks "The Answer," "Tribute to Marley," and "Screw Gone a North Coast."

CD Reviews

Superior sound but why is this missing original album tracks

grasshopper | brooklyn, ny United States | 07/18/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"While i must applaud Heartbeat for the improved sound quality and the nicer packaging i was really disappointed that they removed two tracks from the original release! While The Lone Ranger still sounds great on the extra tracks something has been lost with the new sequencing, and lack of certain key tracks ('Everything She Want' and 'Roots style' were always highlights in my book). Heartbeat did a fantastic job with the recent Studio One reissues Bobby Bobylon and the Delroy Wilson's original 12, making them even better. But in this case this one hasn't been really improved. (It is a fantastic Studio One album though and the sound is better--but not amazing.)"