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[iamchrisdubbs-blog]

CHRIS DUBBS RELEASES REGGAE MONTH BOOKLET 🔊🔊🔊 "Reggae music is my life—during Black History Month, during #ReggaeMonth, and each time reggae music fills my personal listening space. Reggae music has represented peace, and love, and positive vibrations throughout history. It is synonymous with progress, power, movement, and most importantly…the truth. This year I am starting a personal tradition of providing music, history, and celebration to commemorate the occasion. Join me in celebration, as I continue to honour reggae music..." . 🔊🔊🔊 Read full booklet now on @issuu (link in bio) featuring #TenorSaw and #MarciaGriffiths . 🔊🔊🔊 REGGAE MONTH // #Reggae #ReggaeMusicMonth #ReggaeVibes #ReggaeMonth #InternationalReggae #ReggaeDJ #ReggaeHistory #ReggaeCulture #JamaicanMusic #JamaicanCulture #RootsRockReggae #CaribbeanCulture #IslandVibes #JamaicanCanadian #BlackHistoryMonth #CanadianReggae #CanadianRadio #CanadianDJ #JamaicanDJ #TorontoReggae #JamaicaTourism #JamaicaLandWeLove #iAmReggae #TenorSaw #MarciaGriffiths

[inirootsnculture]

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I N I interviewing Pat Chin the owner of VP Records #inirootsllc #cultureking #reggae #soca #vprecords #culture #vp #inirootsnculture #thebeautyinculture #vynalrecords #interview #reggaehistory #jamaica #patchin @vprecords

[el-ivo]

I like to summarize the good work of Bradley in the elements that undoubtedly contribute to making "Bass Culture: the history of reggae" (published in Spanish by Acuarela Libros in 2014) in a bible of the genre and an international bestseller translated into five languages. The first is a narrative ability to tell the story as if it were moments of fiction, moving with so much grace and art to the Jamaican streets that can almost smell the chicken seasoned on the barbecue. And in parallel, as if he does not want the thing, Bradley contextualize the music in the historical, economic, political, social, cultural and spiritual moment of the island.

Tomás Cobos

 Although personally in his translation into spanish he would have called it "bass culture, the history of Jamaican music"