Jamaica

“How X-Rated Lyrics and Digital Beats Delivered Dancehall to the Masses” (cuepoint, 2/10/2015)

Wayne Marshall

• Dissertation examples
  • FOLLOW ME NOW: THE ZIGZAGGING ZUNGUZUNG MEME
  • IT’S A MAD MAD STORY

1960s

• Millie Small, “My Boy Lollipop” (1964) (additional info), live on Shindig (1965)
• U Roy, “Wear You to the Ball“, Paragons (original version), “Wear You to the Ball“

1970s

• The Harder They Come (1972; 40:35 recording session)
  • w/English subtitles
• Augustus Pablo (melodica, producer) and King Tubby (producer), “King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown” (1976)
• Jacob Miller (vocals), Augustus Pablo (melodica, producer), “Baby I Love You So” (1975)
• One Love Peace Concert, 1978 (Seaga [PM 1980-89; 1st on stage] and Manley [PM 1972-80; 2nd on stage]);
  • the full concert (1:19:30 Seaga and Manley)

2010s

• 1Xtra in Jamaica – Burro Banton, Eek-A-Mouse, Peter Metro & Major Mackeral Freestyle (2016)

Dub

• Roots Rock Reggae – Inside the Jamaican Music Scene (1977)  (Lee Scratch Perry: 8:45)
• The Scientist dub mixing (Red Bull Studios)
• “Three Times Three,” King Tubby
• Prince Fatty Live Dub Mix
• Live dub mix session on Roots Radio
• Dub Echoes (documentary)
• Dub Stories (documentary)