Gready G
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| - | "[[GREADY G]]" (1974) is a song which appeared on the ''[[Better Dub]]'' album of [[Studio One]]. | + | "[[Gready G]]" (1974), also spelled '''Greedy G''', is a song which appeared on the ''[[Better Dub]]'' album of [[Studio One]], released in the [[Dub Specialist]] series. |
| :"Hi jacked by the [[funk]] crowd as a [[break beat]] but really part of Studio One's ''Better Dub'' LP and a good example of [[Coxone Dodd]]'s no frills approach to the dub idea." --[[John McCready]] | :"Hi jacked by the [[funk]] crowd as a [[break beat]] but really part of Studio One's ''Better Dub'' LP and a good example of [[Coxone Dodd]]'s no frills approach to the dub idea." --[[John McCready]] | ||
| + | The personnel is said to be [[The Brentford All-Stars]]. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Got To Get Your Own]] by Ruben Wilson | ||
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"Gready G" (1974), also spelled Greedy G, is a song which appeared on the Better Dub album of Studio One, released in the Dub Specialist series.
- "Hi jacked by the funk crowd as a break beat but really part of Studio One's Better Dub LP and a good example of Coxone Dodd's no frills approach to the dub idea." --John McCready
The personnel is said to be The Brentford All-Stars.
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See also
- Got To Get Your Own by Ruben Wilson
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