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: As a "Special Dubplate Cut," this version offers a raw, stripped-back energy typical of the sound system culture. It emphasizes the drum and bass while allowing the brass section to soar.

This is a "must-have" for fans of Dean Fraser or collectors of the Jah Fingers catalog. It captures a perfect intersection of technical musicianship and raw dub energy. If you can find a copy at shops like Dub Vendor or similar specialist retailers, it is worth the investment. Barry Brown – Ital Rock | Releases - Discogs Dean Fraser - Ital Rock Dubplate Cut (JAH FINGERS) 7

: While the original vibes date back to the early 80s, this specific Jah Fingers 7" was released in late 2014 . Digital versions and re-presses appeared as recently as 2020 via platforms like Bandcamp . : As a "Special Dubplate Cut," this version

This review covers the , a standout 7" reggae vinyl released on the Jah Fingers Music label. The Track: "Ital Rock (Special Dubplate Cut)" It captures a perfect intersection of technical musicianship

: Produced by Patrick Edwards and Jah Fingers Music , the sound quality is crisp and optimized for heavy speaker systems. Vinyl Details & Availability Format : 7" Vinyl, 45 RPM. Label : Jah Fingers Music (Catalog: JFR701).

: The track is a deep, heavy roots-reggae instrumental. Fraser’s saxophone lead is melodic yet haunting, perfectly complementing the rugged, bass-heavy production.

This release features a legendary dubplate cut of the "Ital Rock" riddim. Originally associated with , this version highlights the unparalleled saxophone work of Dean Fraser .