Audio Resources via Leonard Library
- Boogu yagga gal [sound recording] : Jamaican mento.
- Jamaican E.T. [sound recording] / Lee Scratch Perry.
- Marcus Garvey [sound recording] / Burning Spear.
- Songs of freedom [sound recording] / Bob Marley.
- The harder they come [sound recording] : original soundtrack album.
- The reggae box [sound recording] : the routes of Jamaican music.
- The reggae box [sound recording] : the routes of Jamaican music.
- Trojan rocksteady box set [sound recording].
- Trojan ska box set [sound recording].
Print Resources via Leonard Library
Follow the links into the library catalog for more information, i.e. Table of Contents, Summaries, and Reviews.
- Bob Marley : herald of a postcolonial world? / Jason Toynbee.
- Caribbean popular music : an encyclopedia of reggae, mento, ska, rock steady, and dancehall / David V. Moskowitz.
- Dancehall : the rise of Jamaican dancehall culture / Beth Lesser.
- Dub : soundscapes and shattered songs in Jamaican reggae / Michael E. Veal.
- Jamaican folk music : a synthesis of many cultures / Marilyn A. Rouse.
- No woman, no cry : my life with Bob Marley/ Rita Marley with Hettie Jones.
- Reggae & Caribbean music / Dave Thompson.
- Reggae explosion : the story of Jamaican music / by Chris Salewicz and Adrian Boot.
- Reggae routes : the story of Jamaican music / Kevin O'Brien Chang, Wayne Chen.
- Reggae, Rasta, revolution : Jamaican music from ska to dub / edited by Chris Potash.
- Reggae, Rastafari, and the rhetoric of social control / by Stephen A. King
- Ska'd for life : a personal journey with The Specials / Horace Panter.
- Solid foundation : an oral history of reggae / David Katz.
- The book of Exodus : the making and meaning of Bob Marley and the Wailers' album of the century / Vivien Goldman.
- The rough guide to reggae / written by Steve Barrow and Peter Dalton
- The story of Bob Marley's Wailers : wailing blues / John Masouri.
- Wake the town & tell the people : dancehall culture in Jamaica / Norman C. Stolzoff.
Web Resources
- Reggae Review
- Riddim Magazine A very interesting section on Reggaeton in Puerto Rico.
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