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1. www.bethlesser.com › books › the-rise-of-jamaicanDancehall: The Rise of Jamaican Dancehall Culture - Beth Lesser

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   Nov 2, 2008 · The photographs in Beth Lesser’s new coffee-table book, Dancehall: The Rise of Jamaican Dancehall Culture, depict a society so obsessed by music and so suffused with a can-do, DIY spirit that its disproportionate presence on the world stage seems inevitable.

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   Nov 3, 2023 · The acclaimed, definitive and essential guide to 1980s Jamaican Dancehall―featuring hundreds of photographs with interviews and biographies. This widely admired book, back in print with a new introduction, captures a previously unseen era of musical culture, fashion and lifestyle.

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4. www.amazon.com › Wake-Town-Tell-People-DancehallWake the Town and Tell the People: Dancehall Culture in Jamaica

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   Jun 23, 2000 · Jamaican dancehall has long been one of the most vital and influential cultural and artistic forces within contemporary global music. Wake the Town and Tell the People presents, for the first time, a lively, nuanced, and comprehensive view of this musical and cultural phenomenon: its growth and historical role within Jamaican society, its ...

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   • Author: Norman C. Stolzoff
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   The acclaimed, definitive and essential guide to 1980s Jamaican Dancehall—featuring hundreds of photographs with interviews and biographies. This widely admired book, back in print with a new introduction, captures a previously unseen era of musical culture, fashion and lifestyle.

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   New edition of the definitive cultural reference book for Jamaican dancehall and features hundreds of killer photographs, extensive text and interviews with many of the artists. ‘A vibrant anthology of all that mattered: the sound systems, studios, producers, singers and deejays.’.

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   Nov 3, 2023 · Dancehall is an essential reference book for anyone interested in Reggae, as well as a unique photographic and textual source book of the musical, cultural and political life of Jamaica.

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   Why is dancehall music popular in Jamaica?

   • Dancehall music has become an indomitable part of Jamaican culture due to lucrative deals signed between local record labels and top US record labels. Over the years, the Dancehall culture has influenced the way people talk, walk, and even how they dress.

   The evolution of Dancehall music - Jamaica Experiences

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   How did dancehall culture change in Jamaica?

   • The dancehall now had a new set of artistes, along with Yellow Man, there was Rankin Joe, Lone Ranger, Jose Wales and others. The dancehall culture grew because a lot of Jamaicans were not hearing music unless they went to the Dancehall and the sound systems helped people to listen to music without buying radios.

   The History/Origin of Dancehall | yardhype.com

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   What is the Jamaican dancehall scene?

   • The Jamaican dancehall scene was one created out of creativity and a desire for accessibility, and one that is inseparable from sound system culture. The term ‘Dancehall’, while now typically used in reference to the specific and uniquely Jamaican genre of music, originally referred to a physical location.

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   What does 'dancehall' mean in Jamaican music?

   • The term 'dancehall' is a catch-all phrase that refers to various styles of Jamaican popular music, including reggae, roots reggae, dub, ragga, and ragga/dancehall'. Dancers have created their own versions of dances which can be used to accompany their preferred style or genre of music.

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   Why are Jamaicans attracted to dancehall?

   • Jamaican youths are easily attracted to this genre by its rhythm, beats and lyrical content. Dancehall artists have continued to portray sexual images, violence, aggressive behaviours, smoking, promiscuity and the promotion of alcohol and skin bleaching in the lyrics of their songs.

   Dancehall has negative effects on Jamaican Youth. – Sammy

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   Stolzoff argues that this enormously popular musical genre expresses deep conflicts within Jamaican society, not only along lines of class, race, gender, sexuality, and religion but also between...