A sought-after dub producer with a conscious edge to his own deejaying, Tapper Zukie's versatility gave him hits on both sides of the Atlantic, whether he was delivering blissful dubs or scorching roots reggae. “Way Over In Dub” sprinkles soulful guitar over bandying horns and echoing hand drums, while Zukie's voice weaves around a woman's startled gasp on “Natty Dread Don't Cry.” In duet with the angelic Horace Andy on “Natty Dread a Weh She Want,” Zukie's lines provide roots consciousness and grit.