Surfin Dub

The track was recorded for The Dub Album, credited to Ernest Ranglin and Floyd Lloyd Seivright. The album presented dub versions and related instrumental material built around Ranglin’s guitar work and Seivright’s production partnership. Released in 2006, the track appeared during a period when Ranglin’s later catalogue was being marketed to reggae and jazz audiences through digital and compilation releases. It connected his Studio One-era “Surfin” legacy with a modern dub-album format. The track remains in circulation through digital editions of The Dub Album. It preserves Ranglin’s surf-styled Jamaican guitar motif in a later dub context alongside Floyd Lloyd Seivright.