Cut 'n' Mix
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"Reggae has much in common with other forms of Caribbean music. It is, like calypso and Cuban music, a product of the union of African rhythms and European melody and harmony."--Cut 'n' Mix (1987) by Dick Hebdige, p. 43 |
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Cut 'n' Mix: Culture, Identity and Caribbean Music (1987) is a book by Dick Hebdige.
Its subject is the music of the African diaspora.
Table of contents
note on the title of this book
PRE-MIX: VERSION TO VERSION
Introduction: the two Jamaicas
Slavery days
West African roots, A West Indian flowers
The music of Trinidad
Reggae and other Caribbean music
The roots of reggae: religion and religious music
The Rastafarians
The roots of reggae: black American music
Rocksteady and the rude boy era
Reggae
Dub and talk over
Dread in a Inglan
DUB VERSION (the rise and fall of Two Tone)
Ska tissue: the rise and fall of Two Tone
CLUB MIX (Breaking for the border)
Sister Posse forward: is this the future?
Slack style and Seaga
Lovers' rock: reggae, soul and broken hearts
Rap and hip hop: the New York connection
Fast style reggae: designer label roots
Notes and references
Index
See also
Bibliographical details
- Hebdige, Dick (1987). Cut 'n' Mix: Culture, Identity and Caribbean Music (London: Routledge). ISBN 0-4150-5875-9
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