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Dub

Soundscapes and Shattered Songs in Jamaican Reggae

by Michael E. Veal

A musicological history of dub, the remixing art of King Tubby, Lee Perry and other Jamaican engineers. Veal analyses its techniques and reads its echo and fragmentation in the light of Jamaican history and Rastafari spirituality.

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