1. The History of Ska

2. Early Jamaican
Culture

3. Mento

4. Jazz Influence

5. Sound Systems and
the Jamaican
Recording Industry

6. The Birth of Ska

7. Rude Boys

8. Rocksteady to
Reggae

9. The Birth of British
Ska

10. 2-Tone Ska

11. 2-Tone Covers &
Adaptions

12. Third Wave Ska

13. Bibliography
Bergman, B. 1985, Reggae and Latin - Hot Sauces, Blandford, Dorset.
Conolly, Y. (Ed) 1981, Mango Spice , A & C Black publishers Ltd, London.
Davis, S. & Simon, P. 1983, Reggae International, Thames and Hudson, London.
Haywood, I. & Davies, N. 1981 The Specials Illustrated Songbook , Plangent
Visions Music Ltd, London.
Johnson, J. & Pines, J. 1982, Reggae - Deep Roots Music, Proteus, London.
Leonard, Hal. 1992 The Jamaican Musc Songbook, Hal leonard Co, Milwaukee.
Marshall, G. 1990, The Two Tone Story, S.T Publishing, Scotland.
Marshall, G. 1993, Total Madness, S.T Publishing, Scotland.
Middleton, R. 1990, Studying Popular Music, Open University Press, Great
Britain.
Warner, K. 1982, The Trinidad Calypso, Heinemann, London.
Williams, P.1995, You're Wondering Now - A history of the Specials, S.T
Publishing, Scotland
Madcol’s Essay on Ska