Tradition High Risk Dub +1

Product introduction

Tradition's debut album “Tradition In Dub,” which was released by the indie label BPI in 1977, and the masterpiece “High Risk Dub,” which was re-released by himself after rewearing a jacket from Venture Records in 1980, is now also on the world's first CD! Their unique, dreamy, mellow dub style full of floating feeling is a masterpiece where you can understand that it has already been established in this debut work! Street-wise artwork is also a popular work. (C) RS

JMD (2019/06/29)

Information on the work

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Artist: Tradition

Recorded Contents

Number of configurations | 1 sheet

Total Recording Time | 00:43:33

edition | Remaster

1. [CD]

1. Groove One: Entrance Fee

00:02:30

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

2. Groove Toe: Nazar Passage

00:04:10

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

3. Groove Tree: Intermediate Level

00:04:11

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

4. Groove Four: Caucasian Occurrence

00:04:07

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

5. Groove Sync: Tea Time

00:03:33

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

6. Groove Six: There a Lot of It About

00:02:47

Recording: Studio

Performer: Tradition

7. Groove Seven: Not as Easy as It Seems

00:03:04

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

8. Groove Eight: It Wasn't Quiet What I Expected

00:02:17

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

9. Groove Nine: All Comes Out in the Wash

00:03:42

Recording: Studio

Performer: Tradition

10. Groove Off: I Thought It Wood Never Ends

00:02:55

Recording: Studio

Performer: Tradition

11. why? why? (12' version) (bonus track)

00:10:12

Recording: Studio

Others: Tradition

format: CD

Number of configurations: 1

Domestic/Import: Domestic

PACKAGE SPECIFICATIONS: -

Release Date: 2019-08-14

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