Errol Brown & The Revolutionaries

Originally released in 1978, Dub Expression was recorded and mixed at Duke Reid's legendary Treasure Isle studio by engineer Errol Brown, so is a direct line to the power of The Revolutionaries during Jamaica's turbulent late 70s. With Lowell "Sly" Dunbar laying down his thunderous drums at the core, the band delivers dubbed-out treatments of rhythms built for Marcia Griffiths, John Holt, Dennis Brown and more. The Revolutionaries were known as Channel One's powerhouse house band and embodied a tough, radical sound that defined the era, and producer Sonia Pottinger top-billed the group itself in recognition of their huge draw.