Dub
Sensation
Sid Bucknor · 1976
It was never given a cover. No sleeve art, no printing — a rubber stamp pressed onto blank card, one copy at a time, for a record pressed in numbers small enough that artwork wasn't worth the plate.
Norman “Sid” Bucknor was the engineer in the room when Jamaican music changed. Studio One in the sixties. Treasure Isle, Channel One, Chalk Farm, Trojan. He engineered the Wailers' first hit, and recorded and mixed Catch a Fire, Burnin' and Natty Dread.
His name is on far less of it than his hands are. That is what this is about.
Original pressing
Lyntone · UK
DSR SB 1008
Stamped label & sleeve
Very limited