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a mix of caribbean folk musica dn american R & B
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Reggae
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born in Kingston, Jamaica
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Reggae
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this film introduced reggae to teh US
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The Harder They Come
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popular dance music between 60 and 65, fast empos, piano and guitar emphsize backbeat
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Ska
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ca. 1965, a slower version of ska
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rock steady
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musical characteristics include emphasis on offbeat (rhythm guitar), heavy bass, frequent bass drum accent on beat 3, interlocking rhythms
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reggae
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"No Woman No Cry"
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Bob Marley
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"Roots, Rock, Reggae"
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Bob Marley
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"Rastaman Vibration"
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Bob Marley
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dub, dancehall, reggaeton
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subgenres of reggae
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succeeds punk, retains energy and attitude but with more polished musicianship and commercial success
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new wave
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most political of british punk bands
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the clash
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"London's Bruning"
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The Clash
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"The Tide Is High"
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Blondie
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"Psycho Killer"
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The Talking Heads
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"Rock Lobster"
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B-52's
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rose from the punk seen, some reggae influence
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The Police
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"Roxanne"
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The Police
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"Canary in a Coalmine"
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The Police
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punk goes underground in teh 80s and returns as this genre in teh 90s
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alternative
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