York. No way! Ziggy Marley (Bob Marley's oldest son): I think the drum and bass, they are a very important part in Bob music. It was, you know, Family Man and Carlton, two brothers. They have their own style. Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones): The first time the Wailers went to England, soon after this, I caught them by chance up in Tottenham Court Road. I thought they were pretty feeble compared to what I'd been hearing in Steer Town. But they certainly got their act together real quick. Family Man joined in on the bass, and Bob obviously had all of the stuff required. Robbie Shakespeare (Sly & Robbie, who has been estimated to have played bass on 200,000 tracks): Well ... what can I say? He is the man (laughter). Just the way the man plays the bass, you know. There are gun fighters and there are gun fighters, seen? I can't tell you nothing more. He is a master for me. I have had help and influences from other people, but I have to give it mostly to Family Man. Discography The Sound of Macka Dub (Carlton Barrett & Family Man) [aka Macka Dub] [197X] Compilations Familyman in Dub [197X] Productions Aston Barrett – Familyman in Dub [197X] Burning Spear – Hail H.I.M. (1980), Radic Horace Andy & Winston Jarrett & Wailers – The Kingston Rock [1974] Keith Hudson – Pick A Dub [1974] Various Artists – Cobra Style [197X] Various Artists – Juvenile Delinquent [1981] Iya Karna with the Wailers – Inkarnation [1986] Albums engineered by Aston Barrett Mixing engineer Bob Marley and the Wailers – Confrontation [1983] Bob Marley and the Wailers – Exodus [1977] Judy Mowatt- Black Woman [1980] Various Artists – Juvenile Delinquent [1981] Recording engineer Various artists – Juvenile Delinquent [1981] Engineer Aston Barrett – Familyman n Dub [197X] Bob Marley and the Wailers – Catch a Fire [1973] As a musician he appears on Bass African Brothers – Want Some Freedom [1970–78] African Brothers & King Tubby – The African Brothers Meets King Tubby in Dub [197X] Aggrovators – Dub Justice [1975–76] Aggrovators – Kaya Dub [197X] Aggrovators – Reggae Stones Dub [1976] Aggrovators & King Tubby's – Dub Jackpot [1974–76] Aggrovators & Revolutionaries – Rockers Almighty Dub [1979] Al Campbell – Gee Baby [1977] Al Campbell – Loving Moods of Al Campbell [1978] Alpha Blondy & Wailers – Jerusalem [1986]