Reggae, Rasta, revolution : Jamaican music from ska to dub / edited by Chris Potash.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-263) and index.

Roots -- Reggae, Rastafarianism and Cultural Identity / Verena Reckord -- from "Reggae, Rastafarians and Revolution: Rock Music in the Third World" / James a. Winders -- "Up-full Sounds": Language, Identity, and the Worldview of Rastafari / John W. Pulis -- from "Jamaica" / Kenneth Bilby -- Marley -- Uptown Ghetto Living: Bob Marley in His Own Backyard / Vivien Goldman -- Marley in Zimbabwe / Horace Campbell -- "So Much Things to Say": The Journey of Bob Marley / Isaac Fergusson -- Marley Parley / Speech -- Reggae -- West Indian Population Sparks New U.K. Music Trend / Billboard -- from "Marley, the Maytals and the Reggae Armageddon" / Michael Goodwin -- How to Learn to Love Reggae / Lester Bangs -- Jimmy Cliff: Paving the Way for Reggae / Rolling Stone -- Remember Reggae? / George De Stefano -- The Stone that the Builder Refused ... / Randall Grass -- Third World Vision / Maureen Sheridan -- Bob's Son Ziggy Proves to Be a Reggae Biggie / Chris Potash -- Slyght of Hand / Carter van Pelt -- Introduction to Reggae on CD / Lloyd Bradley -- Reggae: Better Late Than Never / Elena Oumano -- Get Creative or Pay Up / Rhythm Vibes -- Ska -- from Reggae, Rastas and Rudies: Style and the Subversion of Form / Dick Hebdige -- The Sounds of Young Jamaica / Brian Arnold -- The Ska Above, the Beat Below / Jay Cocks -- Reunited Jamaican Group Marks Year's End in Style / Fernando Gonzalez -- The Sound of New York: Ska. Ska? Yes, Ska. / Neil Strauss -- The New Old Ska: Reverence or Retrowank? / Noah Wildman -- Dub.

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