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Lee “Scratch” Perry discusses pioneering reggae with Bob Marley and coming up with groundbreaking production techniques, without ever playing an instrument. As a music producer, he arguably invented reggae in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and he inarguably invented dub in the mid 1970s at his famed Black Ark Studio in Jamaica. It’s possible he also invented sampling, using the sound of a crying baby in a song in 1968. His musical influence is not limited to reggae either. He collaborated with the Clash, with the Beastie Boys, with George Clinton, with Keith Richards, and so many more.
About Pat Healy:
Music is Pat Healy’s life. He is Senior Editor and Writer for Berklee Online. In addition to the “Music Is My Life” podcast, Pat also wrote, produced, and hosted the award-winning “Roaring Crowdfund” podcast for Berklee Online. He is a writer and an editor for the “Disgraceland” podcast, which recently won the iHeartRadio award for Best Music Podcast as well as copyeditor for the “Dead and Gone” podcast. Prior to Berklee, Pat was the Music Editor for Metro Newspapers. He has also been a frequent contributor to Pitchfork, Paste, and several other music sites.
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Lee “Scratch” Perry | Lee Perry | The Upsetters | Reggae | Bob Marley | Black Ark Studio | Dub | Beastie Boys | The Clash | Jamaica | Pat Healy | Music Is My Life | Roaring Crowdfund | Disgraceland | Dead and Gone | Berklee Online | Berklee College of Music
12 сен 2024
