Genre: DJ
Over a dub track, Jamaican rappers (called toasters) would chant lyrics of topical concerns; the DJ style began live at sound system dances, eventually leading to recordings of toasts on disc. U-Roy was the first to turn toasting into an art form. When he began working with Duke Reid in the early 70's, the DJ style exploded on the Jamaican music scene. (read more)
Albums
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Prince Far I & The Arabs: Dub Encounter Chapter One
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Lee Scratch Perry: Cutting Razor: Rare Cuts From The Black Ark
2003 Rounder
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