Reggae Music - A Brief History
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2023
- To celebrate Reggae Month (February), Trojan Records has commissioned a brand new, short video to highlight the history of reggae music, a genre that has had a profound impact on modern music of today.
We salute the culture and influence of the small island of Jamaica, and acknowledge the amazing Jamaican artists who have paved the way for so many. Truly an inspiration.
Creative Direction by whynow studios
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Thank you ❤
Glorious back beat with a bouncy rhythm 🦏😊🤗
Siempre es agradable aprender más de la musica reggae, saludos desde México.
Big up from Sweden! Love and respect 🌟
I really don't know a ton about Reggae. This video was super cool. Thank you!
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Great report!
lovely animations, it's amazing all this history, keep it up trojan !
They turn us against each other
Reggae came from one of ours Trinidad and Tobago.
Bring back the Skins!
The skinheads of 1969 created their own culture. Do likewise and create yours.
We never left. The skinhead culture is pretty much alive although things have evolved of course.
I’ve heard a few stories over the years but can’t be sure myself, one was that Reggae came from a song by Toots called Do the Reggay,
I dont know if its where it came from but its supposed to be the first song using the word in the lyrics. That's what I have read anyway.
Toots Hibbert invented the word reggae.
He was the first, it came from the word streggae which meant rough
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Ok, but where did the word Reggae come from?
Patois for/from "regalia."
@@steven.events Ah, thank you! I suspected something along those lines.
Bunny Lee has stated that 'streggae' was it first name which is slang for a (sexually) loose woman but they thought it wouldnt catch on so they shortened it.
Dont know how true it is but I heard it in a french documentary in the 90's, got it on VHS in my collection.
Jamaica
The Maytals were the first to use the word Reggae in music
You can’t talk about the early history of Reggae and not mention the name of Peter Tosh. I mean you can’t mention Bob Marley a d forget to mention the person who taught him the guitar🎸 . That was gross ignorance by the compiler of the documentary.🚮
Yah Mon
Old fake news. Peter didnt teach guitar to Bob. Just a gossip from roger stephens
You guys always tell about a quarter of the story with about a quarter of it being accurate.
Sound Systems started out in the 1940s and 50s - not the 60s. Ska was an evolution of R&B not Mento.
Mento was Jamaican Calypso, the Sound Systems were playing US R&B not Mento.
So much inaccuracy that this pretty little video becomes quite meaningless. Do try a little harder please. 😂
3:10 Ragga never existed. Just a stupid UK phrase for Dancehall!
ragga💀
False
Ragga can be Jungle with 80s-90s dancehall vocals on top created in the UK
Or Ragga can just be short for Raggamuffin - anything rough and antiestablishment
one may be able to offer a synopsis of what reggae is but it remains undefinable as far how it makes me feel.