2023 reissue, originally released in 1976. After running a sound system and studying electronics overseas, Spanish Town-based Harry Mudie began releasing rhythm and blues recordings by local performers, enjoying more concerted success during the reggae era of the late 1960s and mid-1970s, crafting lasting hits with artists like Dennis Walks and the Spanish Town-based toaster, I Roy. The first volume of the Dub Conference series, made with King Tubby, has stripped-down cuts of some of Mudie's greatest productions, including "Lorna's Dance," a percussion and horns take of "Caught You In A Lie," and a strings cut of the Heptones' "Love Without Feeling."
| A1 | Full Dose Of Dub |
| A2 | Madhouse Dub |
| A3 | Dub For The Dread |
| A4 | Dub With A Difference |
| A5 | Caught You Dubing |
| B1 | Roman Dub |
| B2 | Dub Confrence |
| B3 | Heavy Duty Dub |
| B4 | Strip-Tease Dub |
| B5 | String Dub In Rema |
