Dub Session Podcast

This week the Dub Session brings you a special blend of dub classics, Reggae music, progressive dub and some fresh music from John Brown's Body, The Bad Brains, and Jem. Some people have asked - how do you pronounce the name of your podcast? It sounds Cajun, like "on-yon" or "cay-jun." Sounds like "Sean." Hence the pronunciation "Dub - Ses - Sean" For inspiration, we bring you a special appearance by Melissa n Sean on the last track "Yahoo Unky Will." We're podcasting in a family-man Carlton Barrett style with the Tuna Pilot kids.

This week Dub Session dives into the record crates and mixes up rub a dubs spanning four decades, from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and the new millenium. We've got some some old-school rub a dubs from Burning Spear - Do The Reggae, Alpha Blondy's Dub Version of Chiens, Bad Brains on a tight mix of I n I Survive, and Sugar Minott's version of the Beatles Hard Day's Night called All Dub Night. The new dub sessions come to you from Boozoo Bajou with a special "melodica" remix of Camioux; Stereotyp and Tikiman with My Sound; Groove Corp with a nice remix of Yabby You; The Easy All Stars remix of Pink Floyd's Speak to Me/Breathe; St. Germain's Montego Bay Spleen; and some down under dub from Salmonella Dub with the FartyBoom ryddym remix.

As the weather gets chilly and the leaves change, this special double-edition episode takes you on a daydream to a beach in Brazil, sipping a Chaiparina and enjoying the sights and sounds of Brazil dub style! Many of the remix artists you hear on the Dub Session such as Tosca, Boozoo Bajou, Fila Brazillia, Thievery Corp, and Dhizan n Kamien are not only specialists at remixing Jamaican dub and Jazz into new styles, but are maestros at remixing 1960s Bossa Nova Brazilian tunes into the new forms called "Bossa Brava" or "Brasilectro." This week, Dub Session sets sail to Brazil to warm up the early winter nights and get you dubbing in a tropical groove.

As the weather gets chilly and the leaves change, this special double-edition episode takes you on a daydream to a beach in Brazil, sipping a Chaiparina and enjoying the sights and sounds of Brazil dub style! Many of the remix artists you hear on the Dub Session such as Tosca, Boozoo Bajou, Fila Brazillia, Thievery Corp, and Dhizan n Kamien are not only specialists at remixing Jamaican dub and Jazz into new styles, but are maestros at remixing 1960s Bossa Nova Brazilian tunes into the new forms called "Bossa Brava" or "Brasilectro." This week, Dub Session sets sail to Brazil to warm up the early winter nights and get you dubbing in a tropical groove.

This Dub Session brings us back to what we do best - mixing a heady brew of dub stew from many countries, styles and genres. We start off this episode with a intro clip from the "Kung Fu Funk" sessions by The Lords of Percussion; a spoken message from Lee Perry and the Black Ark studios; "Fling Down Style" from Stereoptyp; "Divers" from Dorfmeister Different Drummer series; Groove Corp's Waterhouse Rock remix; HiFi Dub Sessions' "Wicked a Go Dub It"; Scratch Perry and Mad Professor together on "Jungle Safari"; Asian Dub Foundation's "Riddim I Like"; Salmonella Dub's "Fartyboom" remixed by the Groove Corp.; The Dub Syndicate Featuring Lee Scratch Perry on "DubaDissababa"; Celestial with "Pounding Waves" from the innovative Hong Kong Dub Station LP; another shot of Salmonella Dub with a remix of "Dub Survivor"; France's Echo Roots Dub with "Know Roots Dub Pt. 1.. Finally, if you're still hungry for more dub, we finish with a special serving of "Baked Beans and Eggs" by Macka B from Mad Professor's Ariwa UK label.

As the weather gets chilly and the leaves change, this special double-edition episode takes you on a daydream to a beach in Brazil, sipping a Chaiparina and enjoying the sights and sounds of Brazil dub style! Many of the remix artists you hear on the Dub Session such as Tosca, Boozoo Bajou, Fila Brazillia, Thievery Corp, and Dhizan n Kamien are not only specialists at remixing Jamaican dub and Jazz into new styles, but are maestros at remixing 1960s Bossa Nova Brazilian tunes into the new forms called "Bossa Brava" or "Brasilectro." This week, Dub Session sets sail to Brazil to warm up the early winter nights and get you dubbing in a tropical groove.

For this episode, headphones are required listening material. Remember the first time you listened to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon, or Black Uhuru's Dub Factor with your headphones? Your first quadraphonic stereo experience, as it is meant to be. Totally fxxxxing awesome. Well, this week's episode celebrates the creative energy and craftsmanship that makes a great song an awesome "headphones special." For this episode, you will be flying at an altitude of 20,000 dubbahertz, cruising high above the zionosphere with Bootsy Collins' rendition of Jimi Hendrix' if 6 was 9; a Marley dub of Roots Rock Reggae; Big Bud's Runaway; Small World's Livin' Dub; Fling Style from Stereotyp Feat Tikiman; the Funky Lowlive's Inside; Boozoo Bajou' Bakar; Keiser and Ventlen remix of Razoof's Lamb's Bread; Dub Syndicate's Bazooke; Sly n Robbie with Howie B Stripped to The Bone; Groove Corp's Divers; and closing out with Andub Head's Yudu

Do you like sc-scr-scratching? This week marks a milestone for the Dub Session - our tenth episode. For this one, we're going old school, and getting Funk Dub with some scratching, trip hop, groovey dubs, GoGo, and samba-style riddyms. This episode starts with some Aswad's "Gimme The Dub", and goes into some creative mixing with some DJ Hurricane with a funked dub "Hey Ladies" remix; Brooklyn Funk Essentials; kieser-vekten's "Dubolition"; DnK's "Sliding"; a medley of grooves from Led Zep, Roni Size and Coldcut; Uptight Productions; Big Bud's "Runaway"; Groove Corp's "Worst Dressed Chicken"; a killer Adrien Sherwood remix of Air's "How Does it Make You Feel?"; Caia's "Magic Dragon"; Wax Poetic's "Flight in Dub"; a phat DnB remix of the Police's "Walking on the Moon"; and a finale of grooves from ColdCut and a medley of GoGo funk grooves by Trouble Funk and mixed by DJChillWill.

This episode serves as a soundtrack to the human experiences of the disastrous Hurricane Katrina. This thematic episode features song titles such as "Fiyo On The Bayou", "Gimme Shelter", "When The Levee Breaks", and "Burning and Looting" along with reggae songs from Bob Marley, Burning Spear, General Public, and rock and funk songs from New Orleans groups Neville Brothers, Wild Tchiapatulas, The Radiators, Bo Dollis, and The Meters. Please help the hungry and the homeless left behind, and donate to the Red Cross or the Salvation Army.

Hey Soundboy - this station that rules the nation... with version ...starting with some DC Go-Go from Chuck Brown; a funky reggae ditty from Fishbone; some island grooves from the Neville Brothers, a track from Willie Nelson's new reggae album, Countryman; and some Roaring Sounds International from Argentina's Federico Aubele; Kung Fu dubbin from the grasshopper hiFi; Dorfmeister and Cutty Ranks; New Zealand rockers Salmonella Dub; SoulNSoda's My Kinda Woman; and the Ryddym Twins Sly n Robbie bring in the Dub Factor. Niceness!

Rrrrrrrewind! Come back again. Your host returns fom vacation with some fresh ryddyms, new tracks, aural excursions in this version of Dubsession, episode six. Dub Session #6 highlights: Killer Dub from Boozoo Bajou a 12" from their latest album, some Funk Dub from DC's Bad Brains; Niney the Observer; Inspector Ital; Dr. Ring Ding; The Black Seed's psychedelic Kings and Queens dub; Bob Marley's Put it On redubbed G. Corporation; and the Blood Fire Sound System. Mash-up dubs in an Ital stylee.

One Love, Many Countries! Dubsession Episode 5 goes on a global riddym discovery of dub from six continents in one hour. This session starts at the Hong Kong Dub Station; over to Japan for Caia; down under in New Zealand for some Black Seeds; Argentina with the Gotan Project and Federico Aubele; Bermuda for Sly n Robbie with Grace Jones; Vienna for some Gstoned Black Koffee and Dhizan n Kamien; London-town for Fila Brazillification, Groove Corp and Aswad; Norway for Fluke; and DC for a Thievery number

This episode takes a ride through Vienna, Jamaica, London, DC and back to Vienna to close, featuring artists such as Walkner, Dr. Richard, the Funky Lowlives, Sly n Robbie's rendition of Sesame Street, Thievery, Gregory Isaacs, Steel Pulse, the Bush Chemists, and more.

As the weather gets chilly and the leaves change, this special double-edition episode takes you on a daydream to a beach in Brazil, sipping a Chaiparina and enjoying the sights and sounds of Brazil dub style! Many of the remix artists you hear on the Dub Session such as Tosca, Boozoo Bajou, Fila Brazillia, Thievery Corp, and Dhizan n Kamien are not only specialists at remixing Jamaican dub and Jazz into new styles, but are maestros at remixing 1960s Bossa Nova Brazilian tunes into the new forms called "Bossa Brava" or "Brasilectro." This week, Dub Session sets sail to Brazil to warm up the early winter nights and get you dubbing in a tropical groove.

Dub it up and bubble in a rubba double dub stylee! Dub Session is a weekly music broadcast/podcast featuring progressive reggae dub, downtempo grooves, acid jazz, brazilectro, roots dub, trip hop, and funky electronica grooves.