and old material, and his recordings have been the subject of several high quality reissues in recent years. In 2000 he released a singles remix project with Glen Brown. The album included remixes of "Conquering Lion" by Smith and Mighty, and a remix of Glen Brown by Small Axe and Terminal Head. Shanachie Records released a three-CD box set in 2014. Shanachie Records chief Randall Grass explained in an interview with the website Midnight Raver: On 14 August 2014, Shanachie Records announced their plans to release a Willi Williams/Yabby You project titled "Unification: From Channel One To King Tubbys With Willi Williams And Yabby You," which includes tracks recorded in the late seventies and never released. Death He died on 12 January 2010, aged 63, after suffering a ruptured brain aneurysm. Discography Conquering Lion (1975) Vivian Jackson (released as Ram A Dam in the UK, by Lucky) Chant Down Babylon Kingdom (1977) Nationwide (reissued as King Tubby Meets Vivian Jackson) Deliver Me from My Enemies (1977) Grove Music Beware (1978) Grove Music (reissued (1991) ROIR) Jah Jah Way (1980) Island African Queen (1980) Clappers One Love One Heart (1983) Shanachie Fleeing from the City (1991) Shanachie Yabby The You Man (1995) Jah Will Be Done (1997) Prophet Records Compilations Jesus Dread 1972–1977 (1997), Blood and Fire Deeper Roots (2012), Pressure Sounds – Yabby You & Brethren Deeper Roots Part 2 (2014), Pressure Sounds – Yabby You & the Prophets Compilation appearances The Rough Guide to Reggae (1997), World Music Network The Rough Guide to Dub (2005), World Music Network Collaborations King Tubby's Prophesy of Dub (1976) Prophets (reissued (1994) Blood and Fire) Vocal & Dub (1979) Prophet (Yabby You and Michael Prophet) Yabby You Meets Trinity at Dub Station (circa 1979) Yabby U (with Trinity) Yabby You & Michael Prophet Meets Scientist at the Dub Station (1981) Prophet (with Michael Prophet and Scientist) Time to Remember (1982) Prophet (with King Tubby) Prophecy (1982) WLN (with Michael Prophet and Wayne Wade) Yabby U Meets Sly & Robbie Along With Tommy McCook (1982) WLN (with Tommy McCook) Yabby You Meets Mad Professor & Black Steel in Ariwa Studio (1993) References External links Yabby You biography at Billboard.com Yabby You at Roots Archives 1946 births 2010 deaths Musicians from Kingston, Jamaica Dub musicians Jamaican record producers ROIR artists Jamaican reggae musicians Deaths from intracranial aneurysm Island Records artists