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Simmer Down: Marley - Tosh - Livingston

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"Simmer Down: Marley - Tosh - Livingston" is an enthralling exploration into the roots of reggae and the pivotal role played by Peter Tosh, Bob Marley, and Bunny Livingston. Published on April 12, 2018, this book serves as the final installment in John Masouri’s trilogy, delving deep into the origins of these iconic musicians during the nascent period of Jamaican independence. Set against the tumultuous backdrop of Kingston’s shantytowns and the rise of the Rastafari movement, the narrative not only celebrates the groundbreaking music that has influenced generations globally but also confronts issues of racial justice and indigenous rights. Through a rich tapestry of previously unpublished insider quotes and intimate accounts, readers gain unprecedented access to the Wailers’ early challenges and triumphs. Middle school readers will find inspiration in the resilience and creativity of these music legends, whose struggles and successes echo the ongoing fight for social justice. "Simmer Down" invites readers to reflect on how cultural expression can be a powerful catalyst for change and awareness in the social justice domain.

Book Details

Published by Jook Joint Press on April 12, 2018
460 pages
ISBN: 9780993375989
Best for readers in Middle Schoolers
This book provides valuable insights into Indigenous Rights and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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