This edition of the 1982 release ‘Wins the World Cup‘ tells an interesting story and exemplifies a particular moment in Jamaican music historyall the while providing a bit of an object lesson in dub reggae. The cheekily titled albums release coincided with the 1982 FIFA World Cupcomplete with Tony McDermotts album art depicting a reggae-fied team beating England 6-to-1. Originally titled ‘Scientist Wins the World Cup’, the record features the legendary Roots Radics and the studio stylings of Overton H. “Scientist” Brown, with producer Henry “Junjo” Lawes acting as “referee.” The tracks are labelled “Dangerous Match,” numbers 110, followed by five separate tracks entitled “Extra Time” and the final track aptly named “Golden Goal.” This record points to the role played by the producer in advance of the