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Dougie Wardrop

Dougie Wardrop is a reggae artist and label/studio owner of Conscious Sounds & Conscious Sounds Studio. He has formed over the years different dub bands including Centry, Bush Chemists, Dub Specialists, East Meets West, Hydroponics, Jungle Neck, Messenjah and many others. Wardrop had run a record stall in Camden Market since 1988 and began creating his own dub tracks using a 4-track recorder in 1989, setting up his own Conscious Sounds label shortly afterwards. His main collaborator is Paul Davey, and they have worked regularly with singers including Kenny Knots and Culture Freeman.

Links to Peel[]

Peel first started playing Wardrop's material when he formed his own record label. Many of the acts on the label were played by JP during the 90's and 00's and involved many of Wardrop's input in the production. One of the acts, Centry, did a session for Peel's show in 1994. He also played tracks from Wardrop's Jungle Neck project, where the musician experimented with jungle music.

Sessions[]

Centry

1. Recorded: 1994-07-07. First Broadcast: 06 August 1994. Repeated: 16 June 1995

  • Bad Boy Dub / Zion Garden / Release The Chains / The Testament
Conscious Sounds Collective

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 07 September 1996

  • Every Sound (Dockter Dub) / Dub (Dockter Dub) / In The Sun (Dub Specialists) / The Conqueror (Bush Chemists/Culture Freeman) / Rebirth (Centry)

Other Shows Played[]

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STEPPING TIME - CENTRY

Centry
Conscious Sounds
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Bush Chemists & Disco Dread - Collie Dub

Bush Chemists
East_Meets_West_-_Ital_Stepper

East Meets West - Ital Stepper

East Meets West
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All nations dub

Dub Specialists
  • 10 March 1995: 'All Nations Dub (LP-Dub To Dub Break To Break)' (Crispy Music)
  • 18 March 1995 (BFBS): 'All Nations Dub (CD-Dub To Dub Break To Break)' (Crispy Music)
  • 01 April 1995 (BBC World Service): 'All Nations Dub (CD-Dub To Dub Break To Break)' (Crispy Music)
  • 02 June 1995: ‘Right From Wrong (CD - Dub to Dub Break to Break)’ Crispy Music
  • 10 June 1995: 'All Nations Dub (LP-Dub To Dub Break To Break)' (Crispy Music)
  • 17 June 1995 (BFBS): 'Right From Wrong (CD-Dub To Dub Break To Break)' (Crispy Music)
  • 30 June 1995: Scratch Dub (LP - Break to Break Dub to Dub) Crispy
  • 11 November 1995: Ice Cream Man (album - Dub To Dub: Beat To Beat Volume Two) Crispy Music
  • 16 June 1996: 'Dub Slide (LP - Dub to Dub Beat To Beat Volume Two )’ Crispy Music
  • 13 July 1996: 'Heavy Dub (LP – Dub To Dub Beat To Beat Volume Two )’ Crispy Music
  • 20 July 1996 (BFBS): 'Heavy Dub (CD-Dub To Dub Beat To Beat Volume Two)' (Crispy Music)
B1_-_Jungle_Neck_-_The_Real_Rootsman

B1 - Jungle Neck - The Real Rootsman

Jungle Neck
Hydroponics
Messenjah
as D. Wardrop

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