Rub-a-dub style

The Roots Radics band supplied the sparse, heavy rhythms that defined rub-a-dub deejaying.

Junjo Lawes's early-1980s productions were the studio engine of the rub-a-dub era.

The Volcano sound was the live home of rub-a-dub deejaying in the early 1980s.

Captain Sinbad was a deejay-producer of the early-1980s rub-a-dub era.

Purpleman chatted in the relaxed rub-a-dub manner of the early 1980s.

Burro Banton's gruff microphone voice was rooted in the rub-a-dub era.