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I can answer a broad range of questions on reggae music, its history, and the religious and social factors that have influenced its development in Jamaica and elsewhere. I also have a similarly broad knowledge base for old school Punk Rock (circa 1976-1982).
A performing musician for 20 years, I have traveled extensively in Jamaica and England as well as the USA, always with an eye and an ear for music.
In the early 80s I conducted interviews and wrote for numerous underground music magazines: Paranoia, Flipside, etc. More recently I have written about sports for Bartcop.com
American Academy of Poetry Award (1984)
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Greetings to the Parish of Saint Andrew! Your question is a difficult one to answer. There is no question that Bob's music is as heartfelt as any music I have ever heard. Rather than write a long essay
Risimati, Sorry for the delay in answering your question, I had internet problems. Norval Marley never left Jamaica. He died in Kingston in 1955, when Bob was about 10 years old. While some sources
Shaezeen, I normally don't answer homework questions and I'm not a Damien Marley expert. Your question was so polite and well stated, however, I'll try to help. Poetry uses words to make us see things
Izzy, It's a stretch but let's try this: Bob Marley was a devout Rastafarian. Rastafarians believe in the divinity of Haile Selassie. Haile Selassie was the Emperor of Ethiopia when (wait for
Wow! That is pretty cool. Unfortunately I have no idea what it might be worth. I suggest you send the picture to one of the rare record appraisers on the internet like forevervinyl.com or vinylweb.com

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