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Having read People Funny Boy and Solid Foundation by the Mighty Katz, I'm keen to find more literature on me favourite subject - Jamaican music. It seems that quite a lot has been written about Jamaican music, from The Rough Guide to Reggae to Michael Veal's Dub — Soundscapes & Shattered Songs In Jamaican Reggae. What can you recommend for insightful reading? Ta!
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This thread should help - **["Favorite book on dub/reggae/jamaican music?"](http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/rea ... 295,page=1)**
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Ah, domo arigatou 6anbatte.
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My pleasure! :)
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hey Dizzle, do yu know Lloyd Bradley´s "Bass Culture"?

Nuff recommended man

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I'd recommend "Reggae Bloodlines" by Stephen Davis. Out of print but found 2:nd hand.
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Yes, Bass Culture seems to be quite popular. Haven't heard of reggae bloodlines before - will look for it!
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