Leroy worked with many Jamaican producers, but seemed to find his feet working with Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee, with whom he cut many of his greatest tunes. It’s from this period that we have compiled this album. Featuring lost to now dubs to many of his classic tunes, like ' Wreck up my Life’, featured here as ’Dub Wrecker’. ’God Helps the Man’ (Help yourself to Dub), Pride and Ambition (If I should Dub). Fittest of the Fittest (Dub for the Fittest) and the title track of this selection his self-affirming Mr Smart (Mr Smart in Dub). These work alongside lesser known cuts that he also puts his musical stamp on. ‘No Love’ (No Love In Dub). Which sees him working over the ‘Zion Gate’ rhythm, made famous by Mr Horace Andy. The ‘My Conversation’ rhythm originally cut by Slim Smith but made into Leroy’s own ‘Jah Jah Forgive them’ (For They Know What They Dub). All portrayed in his enviable style