Max Romeo and the Upsetters
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Reggae — is it a new art form?
Comment by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 8 November 1969
A critical appraisal by Christopher J Welch ...
Bunny Wailer: Blackheart Man/Max Romeo & the Upsetters: War in a Babylon (Island)
Review by Rob Partridge, Melody Maker, 28 August 1976
IT HAS been a remarkable year for reggae, a year which has seen the full flowering of the music as a vehicle for social, political ...
Overview by Vivien Goldman, Sounds, 3 December 1977
Dub = Surprise Dub = Strobe (it flash your eyes/hypnotise) Dub = Pulse Dub = Frontier When you listen to dub:- ...
Lee "Scratch" Perry: Scratch'n'mix
Retrospective by Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian, 18 April 1997
Lee "Scratch" Perry may not have invented dub, but, says Sean O'Hagan, he is its one auteur — his influence can be heard from trip-hop ...
Retrospective by Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian, 29 October 1999
Fresh out of young Jamaica in the 60s, ska became the defining sound of a vibrant music scene — in turn it influenced 70s reggae, ...
see also Lee "Scratch" Perry
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