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1. Ska combined elements of Caribbean mento and calypso with American jazz and rhythm and chromgotoromacanrecompmitniberti.coinfo is characterized by a walking bass line, accented guitar or piano rhythms on the offbeat. In the early s, ska was the dominant musical genre of Jamaica, and it was also popular with British mods.

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2. Find the Best Ska Albums on AllMusic. Ska marked the true beginning of Jamaican popular music, coming to prominence during the early and mid-'60s right .

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3. 2. Too Much Too Young (Live At The Troxy) by The Specials 3. Monkey Man by Toots & The Maytals 4. Israelites by Desmond Dekker & The Aces 5. Liquidator (Instrumental) by The Harry J All Stars 6. Return Of Django by The Upsetters 7. Long Shot Kick De Bucket by The Pioneers 8. Double Barrel by Dave & Ansell 9. Train To Skaville by The Ethiopians

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5. Ska, Jamaica’s first indigenous urban pop style. Pioneered by the operators of powerful mobile discos called sound systems, ska evolved in the late s from an early Jamaican form of rhythm and blues that emulated American rhythm and blues, especially that produced in New Orleans, Louisiana. A.

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6. The Ska Scene is followed by people who listen and dance to ska. There are two common ways people in the ska scene dress, one in fiftees suits and dresses, bowler hats, and over sized sunglasses. The other is wearing jeans, tourists floral shirts, band t-shirts, Vans, saddle shoes, and alot of black and white checkered anything. People in the ska scene are sometimes said to look to be out of.

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7. SKA’N’SKA was formed in Stockholm in under a different name with the intention of playing punk music, pretty soon the influence of Ska took over, the name changed and the band we now have learned to appreciate as one of Swedens most hired and liked Ska band was born!

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8. About: Pick It Up! a third wave SKAcumentary. Pick It Up! is an independent documentary film about the rise in popularity of ska music in the s often referred to as the third wave of ska.

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9. We may not all remember it, but most people are at least aware that for a brief time in the ‘90s, Ska was a commercially viable genre. The Jamaican-rooted two-tone that was developed in the United States by the likes of the Toasters in the s saw a rare light of fairly high public popularity, spearheaded by bands like Reel Big Fish and No Doubt.

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