1977 WINSTON RILEY SLIM SMITH Used item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. The jacket has a strong impact, but the content is also a wonderful legendary dub work. After all, the characteristic of dub music of this era is that it is based on drums and bass, while adding thickness and splendor to the sound with horns and melodica. Tommy McCook's inspired play and Augustus Pablo's spiritual melodica are very effective. I feel that horns (melodica) are the highlight of dub. This time, the mix is by King Tubby, but King Tubby is a person who is very good at emphasizing the contours of the sound without destroying the basic sound. When you think of dub, you might have the impression of cutting up the music, but King Tubby's mix, although he adds various effects, is always careful not to destroy the original sound. That's why, even though he's adding sounds, it doesn't get too annoying. The balance of not too many and not too few sounds is very skillful. This 70s reggae, with a certain set of musicians and King Tubby's mix, created the music called 70s unique roots reggae, which is, in a sense, a sound created by the times. That is also the charm of reggae of this era. Anyway, this album is packed with such charm.