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AriwaARICD105
1994
US
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Professor

Mad Professor - It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Professor

It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Professor

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'A compilation of Mad Professor back-catalogue tracks. Recorded in Dubarama.

Track 1 was recorded for 'Black Liberation Dub Chapter 2' in 1994. Released on 12' as (r=1086614), and appeared on the album (m124258) as 'Dangerous Escapades Of Dub'.
Track 2 was recorded at Gautrey Road, Peckham, October 1982. and published first on (m=86808).
Track 3 was first released on (r=230243) in 1985.
Track 4 was recorded at Bruce Road in 1981 and released on (m=124282).
Track 5 was the B-side of the 12' (r3083435), recorded October 1983 during the 'Asylum Of Dub' sessions.
Track 6 was recorded in 1986 and appeared on (m236182) and on the B-side of (m537657).
Track 7 was recorded in 1987 at Whitehorse Lane. This track was later used by (a=Aisha) for 'Guide And Protect' from the album (m280349) and also appeared on (m86820).
Track 8 was recorded in November 1987 and appeared on (m86820).
Track 9 was recorded at Gautrey Road. The original version was called 'Nice Children Of Israel' by (a=Michael Prophet). It became quite famous as 'Invasion' from (a=Macka B)'s debut (m=338323).
Track 10 is taken from the LP (m410528) from 1984.The most known version is 'My Opinion' by (a=Pato Banton) from (m86812).
Track 11 was released in 1982 on (m=86808). Recorded at the very first studio in Bruce Road.
Track 12 was recorded in 1984 and is taken from (m268135). It features the vocals for (a=Aisha)'s 'Creator' and is also on the first Ariwa recordings to use the drum machine. Sampled by many artists, e.g. (a=Orb, The) for 'The Blue Room'.
Track 13 is taken from (m86818). Recorded at Bruce Road in 1986.
Track 14 was recorded 1984 and released on (m268135).'[discogs]