A to Z of Dub
From The Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia
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"Yet another dub pioneer who is no longer with us. Russell played cello, studied Indian music and wrote Minimalist compositions. He also made disco records when he could, mixing cello, hand drums, jazzy keyboards and wistful, ectoplasmic singing, then handing over the tapes to Walter Gibbons for dub warping. "Let's Go Swimming", "Go Bang! #5" and "Schoolbell/Treehouse" still push back the boundaries of dance, while the much coveted World Of Echo explores the meditative environment of dub space." --"A to Z of Dub" (1994) by David Toop |
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The A to Z of Dub is an abecedarium of dub music by David Toop published in The Wire 133, May 1994. It was one of the earliest articles to mention Arthur Russell and Walter Gibbons (see inset).
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The list
- A is for Alpha & Omega
- B is for Dennis Bovell
- C is for Cyberdub
- D is for Digi-Dub
- E is for Echo Chamber (Johnny In The...)
- F is for Prince Far I
- G is for Walter Gibbons
- H is for Keith Hudson
- I is for Imagination
- J is for Jah Shaka
- K is for King Tubby
- L is for Latin Hip Hop
- M is for Mad Professor
- N is for Nu Groove
- O is for On-U Sound
- P is for Augustus Pablo
- Q is for Qawwali Dub
- R is for Arthur Russell
- S is for Scientist
- T is for Tricky
- U is for Upsetter
- V is for Virtual Dub
- W is for Warriors Dance
- X is for X-Ray
- Y is for Yamaha Skank
- Z is for Zoe
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