Yellow Dubmarine - Presents Abbey Dub - Reggae Beatles Tribute mp3

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Jumping onto the same train now is a young band called Yellow Dubmarine, who have recast the Beatles' iconic Abbey Road album as Abbey Dub. The results aren't bad at all, but at times they sound a bit forced. 2011 г. Yellow Dubmarine: a Reggae Beatles Tribute performs Oh Darling live at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, NY on November 11, 2011. The song appears on the tribute band's first album, Abbey Dub, a reggae re-interpretation of the Beatles' Abbey Road album. Shot with an iPhone 4. Yellow Dubmarine: American reggae Beatles tribute band, based out of Washington, D. United States. The band is known for their live performances, blending various elements of reggae, dub, funk and rocksteady in order to recreate and pay tribute to The Beatles. Robert, Penny Lane, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da и другие песни. American reggae Beatles tribute band, based out of Washington, D. Yellow Dubmarine. Abbey Dub: Reggae Beatles Tribute. Gold Lion UK. Katchafire Best So Far CD. Easy Star All Stars Dub Side Of The Moon Reggae Pink Floyd Covers COLORED VINYL LP. Easy Star All Stars Radiodread Reggae Version Of Radiohead's OK Computer 2LP Colored Vinyl LP. Easy Star All Stars Dubber Side Of The Moon Reggae Pink Floyd Covers Colored Vinyl LP. Beatles Reggae Tribute On tour performing the music of The Beatles in a Dub Reggae Style Check out our MUSIC and VIDEO. Album 2011 17 Songs. Abbey Dub Yellow Dubmarine. Listen free to Yellow Dubmarine Abbey Dub Come Together, Something and more. 17 tracks 55:09. Abbey Dub September 30, 2011. Abbey Dub, 2011. Come Together, 06:19. Something, 04:12. Maxwell's Silver Hammer, 03:59. Oh Darling, 03:50. Octopus's Garden, 03:44. Abbey Dub, the debut recording from Yellow Dubmarine, is an aural journey through the history of reggae with The Beatles' masterwork Abbey Road as your guide. From 'Come Together' through 'Her Majesty,' Yellow Dubmarine finds new life in all of the legendary album's 17 songs, keeping the heart of each tune present, but re-casting them in an entirely new light. Horns emerge where there was once the voices of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison, a dubbed-out groove where there was once Ringo's four to the floor beat and a mellow skank that seems to discover the long