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"Aptly-named, Dub-Triptych comprises the three albums by Lee Perry that arguably put the stake in the ground announcing the birth of dub: Cloak and Dagger, Black Board Jungle Dub, and Revolution Dub, all recorded between 1973 and 1979 at Perry’s infamous Black Ark studio in Jamaica."--PopMatters

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Cloak and Dagger is a studio album by Scratch The Upsetter, released in 1973.

Contents

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Track listing

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Jamaican version

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Side one

  1. "Cloak and Dagger" – Tommy McCook & The Upsetters
  2. "Sharp Razor V/S" – The Upsetters
  3. "Hail Stone" – Winston Wright & Upsetters
  4. "Musical Transplant" – The Upsetters
  5. "Liquid Serenade" – Winston Wright & Upsetters
  6. "Side Gate" – The Upsetters
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Side two

  1. "Iron Claw" – Tommy McCook & Upsetters
  2. "V/S Iron Side" – The Upsetters
  3. "Rude Walking" – Tommy McCook & The Upsetters
  4. "V/S Bad Walking" – The Upsetters
  5. "Caveman Skank" – Lee Perry & The Upsetters
  6. "Pe-We Special" – The Upsetters
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UK version

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Side one

  1. "Cloak and Dagger"
  2. "Hail Stone"
  3. "Musical Transplant"
  4. "Liquid Seranade"
  5. "Retail Love"
  6. "Creation"
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Side two

  1. "Iron Claw"
  2. "Rude Walking"
  3. "Cave Man Skank"
  4. "Pe We Special"
  5. "Sunshine Rock"
  6. "Wakey Wakey"
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