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  • Calypso Drift

    Steinberg Henry has composed for us this magical island adventure into song. It is made up of 14 segments and 119 chapters integrating leaps in consciousness, methods and disciplines with skill surprising. Calypso Drift passes by way of an island Parliament, Dread/Rastafari, memorable black-sand beaches, religious systems, the Kwyl language business, high-school learning remembrances, a touch of ... Read more

    PHP366.79

  • A Hit Mek

    Música jamaiquina: una perspectiva histórica

    DESDE EL TAMBORILEO DE LOS TAÍNOS HASTA LAS PALPITANTES LÍNEAS DE BAJO DE LOS GUETOS JAMAICANOS.El libro comienza con un estudio del pueblo indígena taíno. Rastrea cómo su música fue influenciada por la cultura africana. Conceptualiza cómo la música de África y su intersección con estos primeros habitantes del Caribe se ha convertido, hasta el día de hoy, en el pilar fundamental de la música ... Read more

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  • Steppin' Razor

    The Rebel Life of Peter Tosh

    by John Masouri ...
    Series series Omnibus Remastered
    The very first and definitive biography of Peter Tosh, rude boy, founder member of the Wailers and a compelling recording artist in his own right >Tosh was Jamaica’s most controversial reggae star.For the Mystic Man, music was the message. A fiery advocate of Rastafari and African nationalism as well as the legalization of marijuana, his uncompromising political stance has won him a reputation as ... Read more

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  • Reggae the Forgotten Music

    by Les Nicholls ...
    Reggae music has fans worldwide and millions of records have been sold. However, many reggae singers and musicians remain relatively unknown. Very few have achieved either the fame or financial rewards that their talent deserved. This book looks at the history of reggae and at many of the artists involved in creating this music. ... Read more

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  • In Defense of Ska

    Expanded 2nd Edition

    by Aaron Carnes ...
    One of Pitchfork’s 11 Best Music Books of 2021Recommended book in Rolling Stones June 2021 IssueWith an additional 30,000 words of compelling stories, research, and analysis, music journalist and In Defense of Ska podcast creator/host Aaron Carnes presents the case that ska never died, by jumping headfirst into ska’s “lost years,” i.e., the period after the ’90s third-wave ska boom.New topics ... Read more

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  • Pump it up Magazine

    Irie Love, The Queen of Island Reggae - Celebrating Love, Passion, and Black History Month

    Hey Pump It Up Magazine Family,Guess what? Love is in the air, and we're buzzing with the vibrant energy of Black History Month!Our February edition is here, loaded with passion, soulful beats, and the most amazing stories that make Black history unforgettable.Hold on tight because we've got the incredible Irie Love, the Queen of Reggae Island, on our cover, bringing the heat with her soul ... Read more

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  • The Quelbe Commentary 1672-2012

    Anthropology in Virgin Islands Music

    by Dale Francis ...
    Explore the rich heritage, contemporary culture, and society of the Virgin Islands by delving into its wonderful music.Dale Francis, a resident of the Virgin Islands whose ancestry there dates back to the early 1700s, examines what Africans, Europeans, and Tainos contributed to Virgin Islands quelbe. He also chronicles key genres that were played between 1672 and 2012.As you immerse yourself into ... Read more

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  • Positive Vibrations

    Politics, Politricks and the Story of Reggae

    Positive Vibrations tells of how reggae was shaped by, and in turn helped to shape, the politics of Jamaica and beyond, from the rudies of Kingston to the sexual politics and narcotic allegiances of the dancehall. Insightful and full of incident, it explores how the music of a tiny Caribbean island has worked its way into the heart of global pop.From Marcus Garvey’s dreams of Zion, through ska and ... Read more

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  • The Music Gods are Real

    Vol. 3 - The Winter Tour

    by Jonathan Fink ...
    Series Book 3 - The Music Gods are Real
    In this book, The Music Gods are Real: Volume 3 - The Winter Tour, I travel on a short trip of just a few months further down the road on my spiritual path. The Music Gods guide me to a Post Malone concert with my kids at Sprint Center in downtown Kansas City and a Mihali performance opening for Chadwick Stokes and The Pintos in the Duck Room at Blueberry Hill on the Delmar Loop in St. Louis. Then ... Read more

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  • The Discourse of Protest, Resistance and Social Commentary in Reggae Music

    A Bakhtinian Analysis of Pacific Reggae

    Series series Routledge Studies in Linguistics
    A comprehensive, engaging and timely Bakhtinian examination of the ways in which the music and lyrics of Pacific reggae, aspects of performance, a record album cover and the social and political context construct social commentary, resistance and protest.Framed predominantly by the theory and philosophy of Russian literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin, this innovative investigation of the discourse of ... Read more

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  • Wake Up and Live: The Life of Bob Marley

    by Jim McCarthy ...
    Wake Up and Live is a bold graphic novel depicting the life of Jamaican reggae singer, songwriter and musician Bob Marley. As a committed Rastafari, he became a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity, a harbinger of peace and truth who resonated with audiences worldwide.Diagnosed with cancer in 1977, Bob Marley finally succumbed to the disease on 11 May 1981 at the age of 36. A hero in his own ... Read more

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  • This Is Reggae

    My Life in Jamaican Music, from Zap Pow to Bob Marley and the Wailers

    For more than six decades, reggae legend Glen DaCosta has worked as a musician, songwriter and producer. As a session player, his distinctive sax sound backed many international reggae stars at Joe Gibbs' Studio and Lee Scratch Perry's Blackheart Studio. Twenty-two years in the writing, his revealing memoir gives an insider's view of the Jamaican popular music industry, and recounts his ... Read more

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  • Bob Marley: Lyrical Genius

    by Kwame Dawes ...
    The quintessential folk poet of the Third World, Bob Marley influenced generations of musicians and writers. He was a performer who held true to his religious and cultural heritage, who rallied against injustice, and who became an internationally revered musical icon.Renowned poet and scholar Kwame Dawes analyses in detail his verses and lyrics, matching them against the social and political ... Read more

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  • Echoes of '81: Neon, Noise & Nation

    by Paul Davies ...
    Before the eighties found their swagger, before the neon glow became a cultural signature, before the machines took over the charts — there was 1981. A year raw with possibility, restless with invention, and charged with the electricity of a nation on the edge of transformation.Echoes of '81: Neon, Noise & Nation captures Britain at the precise moment the decade's identity began to crystallise. It ... Read more

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  • People Funny Boy

    The Genius of Lee 'Scratch' Perry

    by David Katz ...
    Series series Deep Cuts
    **'David Katz's in-depth portrayal of his genius is to be commended and is an essential addition to any serious music fan's collection' David Rodigan MBE OD'For the complete picture of this musical genius you can't get better than David Katz's People Funny Boy - if you're into Scratch, it's essential' Don Letts**Arguably the most influential force in Jamaican music, Lee Perry brought Bob Marley to ... Read more

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  • The Future Is the Beginning

    The Words and Wisdom of Bob Marley

    by Bob Marley ...
    In this one-of-a-kind collection, edited by Gerald Hausman and with an introduction by Cedella Marley, the words of reggae legend Bob Marley are gathered together to give readers a sense of his deeply felt and powerfully motivated sense of spirit. The texts, many unpublished in book form, were gathered at 56 Hope Road, Kingston, Jamaica, where Bob lived and worked in the 1970s.Bob Marley's wisdom ... Read more

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  • There and Black Again

    The Autobiography of Don Letts

    social commentator, husband and father – has always defied conformity. A British-born son of Windrush parents, he seamlessly pivoted between London’s punk and reggae scenes – earning his reputation as the ‘Rebel Dread’. In There and Black Again, Don Letts looks back on his exceptional life, which has seen him befriend Bob Marley after sneaking into his hotel, join The Clash’s White Riot tour as ... Read more

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  • Rodigan

    My Life in Reggae

    by David Rodigan ...
    'THE BOOK THAT EVERY REGGAE FAN SHOULD READ' John Masouri, Echoes'Rodigan can still claim a currency few presenters of his vintage can match. Perhaps it's because while his wider musical and professional milieu has been in constant change, his boundless enthusiasm has been constant. Reggae's been lucky to have him' Ian Harrison, MOJO'Rodigan was a major part of my childhood, he played the hottest ... Read more

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  • Arrozconmango. Viaggio nell'underground musicale italiano degli anni novanta

    “Arrozconmango. Viaggio nell’underground musicale italiano degli anni novanta”, il nuovo lavoro di Domenico Foglia che racconta nei tratti più salienti una stagione musicale che ha segnato profondamente il modo di suonare in Italia. Il libro, in formato ebook che non vuole essere né un saggio né tantomeno una lezione sulla musica underground italiana, è un viaggio per frammenti mnemonici, con un ... Read more

    PHP116.00 or Free with Kobo Plus

  • The Book of Exodus

    The Making and Meaning of Bob Marley and the Wailers' Album of the Century

    A searing portrait of Bob Marley and the making of Exodus, Time’s best album of the twentieth century—and an acutely perceptive appreciation of his musical and spiritual legacy“Finely reported, vividly written, and politically astute, Vivien Goldman travels with Bob Marley on the intimate journey that led him to become the voice of the Exodus.” —Mariane Pearl, author of A Mighty Heart: The Brave ... Read more

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  • Wi Language an Culture: Di Heartbeat a Jamaica

    Wi History an Culture, #3

    Series Book 3 - Wi History an Culture
    Wi Language an Culture: Di Heartbeat a Jamaica celebrates di vibrant expressions weh mek Jamaica unique an unforgettable. From di melodic rhythms of Jamaican Patois to di powerful beats of reggae an dancehall, dis book dive deep into di culture, language, an traditions dat define di soul of Jamaica.Explore di roots a di island, from di sacred land of di Tainos, di original inhabitants, to di ... Read more

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  • New Reggae

    An Irresistible Look Into The World of Reggae Music, Reggae For Kids, Reggae Roots, The History of Reggae and Best Reggae

    by Eldon Salomon ...
    Are you a reggae music lover? Is so, you'll love this eBook on reggae for kids, reggae roots, the history of reggae, best reggae and more. ... Read more

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  • King Alpha’s Song in a Strange Land

    The Roots and Routes of Canadian Reggae

    by Jason Wilson ...
    When Jackie Mittoo and Leroy Sibbles migrated from Jamaica to Toronto in the early 1970s, the musicians brought reggae with them, sparking the flames of one Canada’s most vibrant music scenes.In King Alpha’s Song in a Strange Land, professional reggae musician and scholar Jason Wilson tells the story of how the organic, transnational nature of reggae brought black and white youth together, opening ... Read more

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  • Naissance et Renaissances

    by Brother Jimmy ...
    De la cité Miquel au camp de Canjuers, jusqu'aux ghettos de Paris, Brother Jimmy, figure majeure du militantisme culturel, a côtoyé depuis les marges un mouvement de revendications et de liberté : le reggae. Dans son autobiographie, l'auteur retrace l'ensemble de son parcours, de son enfance jusqu'à l'âge adulte, en une traversée épineuse au cœur de ses maisons sans racines, les sound system, ces ... Read more

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