There are a couple of soul instrumental B-sides from the '60s which sound like early incarnations of dub (ie, where the instrumental track has been distorted to the point of sound effects, echo, reverb etc). They are:

The Earthmen: Space Mood (instrumental B-side of "Walkin' By" - Boss Four)

Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravens: Sock It To 'Em JB, Part Two

They sound absolutely brilliant at full blast on a powerful set of headphones!

Does anyone know of any other soul/dub instrumentals? Obviously, straight instrumental cuts don't count here!

There are a couple of soul instrumental B-sides from the '60s which sound like early incarnations of dub (ie, where the instrumental track has been distorted to the point of sound effects, echo, reverb etc). They are:

The Earthmen: Space Mood (instrumental B-side of "Walkin' By" - Boss Four)

Does anyone know of any other soul/dub instrumentals? Obviously, straight instrumental cuts don't count here!

The flip of The Contenders "Do What You Gotta Do" Edge, is the same team & style of Boss Four.

Out On The Bumbo Claat Floor by Augustus Pablo featuring Dobie Gray.

Sorry, I meant "no can't think of any"

Out On The Bumbo Claat Floor by Augustus Pablo featuring Dobie Gray.

Sorry, I meant "no can't think of any"

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Out On The Bumbo Claat Floor by Augustus Pablo featuring Dobie Gray.

Great Pete! Can you sell me a cheap copy?

Not Northern but there's a spaced out "dubby" instrumental to Syl Johnson's "Different Strokes".