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Reggae Music

This category is all about reggae that originated in the late 1960s in Jamaica evolving from the development of ska and rock steady but differentiated by its slow off-beat. Played on drums, horns and keyboards, its genres include skinhead reggae, Nyabhingi, Dub, Roots reggae, Rockers style, Sensi-beat, Sleng-Teng, Lovers rock, Ragga, Reggae fusion, Rumble and steppa.

1,112 Questions

What race is daddy Yankee?

Daddy Yankee was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico so his race or ethnicity is hispanic

How do reggae drummers perform strong rhythms?

Shuffle with accent on the off beat. Slow 90-110 bpm.

Is Sean paul Muslim?

He is not a Muslim. He is israeli however moved to Jamaica at a young age. ;)

What happened In That Year Bob Marley Was Born?

Im Doing my English protect and it says on page 4 write were was bob Marley born and what happened in that year he was born but its has to have somethink about him about that year

please could you aswer my question

as theres no more sites that i could find it on .gggggggg

Does everyone like reggae music?

That is a hard question cause u dont know everybody and they dont know you but it is a possible no cause there r deaf but u dont always know if they where deaf when they born or it was an accident that is a very good question

How old is Tony Dize?

Tony Dize is 35 years old (birthdate May 31, 1982).

What instruments are played in Reggae music?

Drums & Bass are the primary instruments driving "Da Riddim" & holding the melody. Guitars, Percussion, Organ, Piano, Melodica's, Horns & Vocals add sweetness to the track. Any instrument can be used in Reggae. Synthesizer & MPC Sampler's have been used a lot recently in the modern dancehall style.

What are the examples of reggae music?

Bob Marley is one of the most popular reggae musicians.

There's also Toots & the Maytals, Jimmy Cliff, and Collie Buddz (new artist).

It's a popular form of music that started in the 1960's.

Did Bob Marley get shot?

Bob Marley died in 1981, officially due to malignant melanoma, a dangerous type of cancer that was found on his big toe. Some believe it was from a copper wire that was in a pair of boots given to him by a CIA agents son at a concert, which poked him in the big toe, and he hurt it more while playing soccer.

he died on May 11, 1981 at the age of 36

However, 5 years earlier (December 5, 1976) at a concert in Jamaica, Bob, his wife and manager were all shot by an unidentified gunman. They all survived the attack.

The concert was billed as a peace rally to quell growing political violence in the run-up to the country's national elections, but was viewed by many as a political rally by the sitting government. Bob was therefore accused of taking sides and is believed to have been attacked by gunmen aligned with the government's main political opponents.

How long did Bob Marley live?

Bob Marley died May 11, 1981, at age 36. (birthdate February 6, 1945)

He had a malignant melanoma that metastasized throughout his body and eventually killed him in 1981 at the age of 36.

Does daddy Yankee have any facial hair?

He doesn't smoke or take drugs and hardly drink only on holidays. Do not believe rumors! THERE ARE MANY FALSE INFORMATION DY even on news sites. (Do not know the English translation via Google)

Songs by Bob Marley?

Bob Marley has many songs! Here are a few: Buffalo Soldier, Could you be loved, Get up stand up, I shot the sherrif, Turn your lights down low, No woman no cry, there are many more but I hope this helps!

Who sold more albums Bob Marley or Michael Jackson?

Michael Jackson for sure. He has sold 300 million to 750 million albums.

Bob Marley has sold anywhere from 60-90 million to as high as 300 million,

Did Bob Marley have bacteria in his hair?

I cannot say for sure, but he most likely did since keeping your hair clean is an essential part of the dreadlocking process.

Is Bob Marley's wife dead?

Rita Marley is still alive.

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What was Bob Marley remeberd for?

Because of his legendary music and because he was always high

What is reggae music about?

HistoryReggae's origins are in traditional African and Caribbean music; American rhythm and blues; and in Jamaican ska and rocksteady. In 1963, Coxsone Dodd of Studio One asked Jackie Mittoo (pianist of The Skatalites) to run recording sessions and compose original music. Mittoo, with the help of drummer Lloyd Knibbs, turned the traditional ska beat into reggae by slowing down the tempo. Bob Marley, who played an important role in popularizing reggae worldwide, recorded ska, rocksteady, and nyabinghi-drumming records early in his career. The word reggae may have been first used by the ska band Toots and the Maytals, in the title of their 1968 hit Do the Reggay. The Oxford English Dictionary says the origin of the word is unknown, but may be derived from the Jamaican-English word rege-rege, meaning quarrel. Other theories are that the term came from the word streggae (a Jamaican slang term for prostitute) or that it originated from the term Regga, which was a Bantu-speaking tribe from Lake Tanganyika.

By the late 1960s, reggae was getting radio play in the United Kingdom on John Peel's radio show, and Peel continued to play much reggae during his career. Reggae has always had a fairly large following in the United Kingdom, especially during the 1970s and 1980s. In the second half of the 1970s, the UK punk rock scene was starting to take off, and some punk DJs played reggae records during their DJ sets. Certain punk bands, such as The Clash, The Slits and The Ruts incorporated reggae influences into their music. Reggae includes several subgenres, such as roots reggae, dub, lovers rock and dancehall.

Musical characteristicsReggae is always played in 4/4 time or swing time because the symmetrical rhythm pattern does not lend itself to other time signatures such as 3/4 time. Harmonically, the music is often very simple, and sometimes a whole song will have no more than one or two chords. The Bob Marley and the Wailers song "Exodus" is almost entirely comprised of A-minor chords. These simple repetitious chord structures add to the hypnotic effect that reggae sometimes has. However, Marley also wrote more complex chord structures, and the band Steel Pulse have often used very complex chord structures.

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reggae music originate in Jamaica in the late 1960's

Why is Bob Marley a hero?

He was very important to the black community because he did many concerts to contribute to many different aids. He is an idol to many people. In his songs he has many different meanings including love and peace keeping. To many people he was a god. He is truly a hero.

Does Bob Marley have lyrics with figurative language?

yes he has. One example would be "burning and looting" in this song he says .."this morning I woke up in a curfew, oh god I was a prisoner too,

could not recognise the faces standing over me, they were all dressed in brutality,....." and then talks about burning and looting. But as he explains in one interview, he did not mean literally burning down the town, instead he was talking about burning certain things out of our minds so we, as humans, can live together in harmony.

I am sure he has other figurative songs as well.

Who sang an old reggae song that had the lyrics santa is a blackman?

The one who sings santa Claus is a black man is a little girl named Akim. It is not a racist song if you listen to the lyrics, read in between the lines. It really about a girl who believes in santa Claus, and she sees her daddy dressed in santa clothes, and she just doesn't know it.