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SHAGGY AND MAXI PRIEST KEEP ALIVE THE JAMAICA-AMERICA CONNECTION
1996
Overview
Over the last half century, Jamaican music and American R&B have traded ideas and innovations back and forth in a playful game of musical tag that has profoundly altered pop music in both countries. In the '60s and '70s, Jamaican dancehall emerged -- a style in which DJs talked, or \"toasted,\" over reggae rhythm tracks. This eventually provided the model for American rap. Maxi Priest's new album, \"The Man With the Fun,\" covers the usual gamut of straight pop, lovers rock and R&B balladry with slick, lushly arranged songs that dabble in modern dancehall with guest toasters like Shaggy and Buju Banton.
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Tribune Interactive, LLC
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