Bunny Lye Lye "Strictly Rub A dub Special" (Heartical Sound Dubplates)

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The Jamaican singer Bunny Lye Lye created soundclash history in 1994. That year, Saxon Sound System won the World Clash title in London against King Addies, Kebra Negus and the 1993 cup holders, Bodyguard. A rematch versus King Addies was booked in Bermuda weeks later. On that night, Trevor Sax made a big mistake by playing his Bunny Lye Lye & Johnny Clarke special, "Give me a dubplate and make we mash dem down", claiming no other sound in the world could play it. In the next round, the then King Addies selector, Babyface, proceeded to play his own version of the same special with Bunny Lyelye, badly damaging his British opponents. Since then, a lot of sounds have recut the exact same dubplate on the classic "Real Rock" riddim. Now, listen to Mr. Bunny Lye Lye voicing a different blueprint special for Heartical Sound using the "Breaking Up" riddim from Studio One... Strictly rub a dub ! Recorded at Top Secret Studio, London (UK) in 2001.
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