Bass Culture: When Reggae was King
Author: Lloyd Bradley
'The first comprehensive history of every aspect of reggae [and] it could be the last that talked to those who were there at stage one . . . Bradley leaves no stone unturned in a coruscating rollercoaster ride through murder, major-label gripes, ganja paranoia and racism, ending with Luciano hoping for a return to good songs and good singers. And if UB40 get a mention, I missed it. Isn't that recommendation enough for you?' Mojo
Published:26/11/2001
Format:Paperback, 592 pages
RRP:$24.95
ISBN-13:9780140237634
ISBN-10:0140237631
Imprint:Penguin (General Uk)
Publisher:Penguin UK
Origin:United Kingdom
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