One Drop Poetry
Poems celebrating the world of Reggae music
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One Drop FINAL
We hope you’ve enjoyed our brief series of reggae-themed posts featuring poems celebrating all things reggae. To finish the project on the 45th anniversary of Bob Marley’s death - May 11th - we bring you a downloadable pdf pamphlet of...
One Drop Twenty-Five
So this is it - the final posting. Over the last seven months we’ve run 25 posts covering many aspects of reggae music, style and culture. Thanks for staying with us! We leave you with something simple - a heartfelt poetic appreciation...
One Drop Twenty-Four
As a musical style, reggae has always pushed at the boundaries of lyrical acceptability, and Max Romeo’s saucy 1968 single Wet Dream was banned widely from radio stations for its lyrical content. However, Max was much more than a maker...
One Drop Twenty-Three
I was brought up in a home where the radio was always on - in my case, coming from Manchester, it was usually Radio Piccadilly 261, a local station which functioned as a proving ground for DJs who went on to greater recognition - Chris...
One Drop Twenty-Two
One of the most durable and prolific acts in reggae history are the mighty Black Uhuru. Formed in 1972 and still active, their roster of musicians over six decades has included some of the greats - Don Carlos, Junior Reid, Mikey Chung,...
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