Retrieve The Story Of Trojan Records : Cane-Honeysett, Laurence Constructed By Laurence Cane-Honeysett Displayed In Manuscript

of the best music books Ive ever bought, the content and detail contained within brought me joy and I learned so much about this amazing label and an amazing array of artists, perfect.
Excellent book telling the story of the ever popular Jamaican music label Trojan, In depth stories from various Trojan employees about the rapid rise to fame in the late sixties, Its a big book, the size of a vinyl album but several times thicker, If like me, a reggae fan, this will be of great interest and youll probably, be like me, wanting to add to your collection.
Highly recommended. LESSON TO BE LEARNED: open your parcels on receipt! For various reasons, this lay unopened for a month, When I opened it today, I discovered it had been damaged! It's not critical to the The Story of Trojan Records's content of course, but when you pay this sum of money you wantHowever, the book itself looks amazing.
It feels good, is bright and well laid out with fantastic photos, Smells good too! : Over the lastyears I have gathered most books about reggae music but this is the cream of the crop.
Absolutely essential for anyone who ever bought a record on one of Trojan's many labels, This needsstars! Well done Laurence, what a fantastic work, Wonderful book but knocking a star off as there are lots of pages with newspaper articles and they are far too small to read.
Just wish the author had added a few pages and blown some of the pictures up a little, Magnifique livre pour les passionnés de reggae et l'histoire de ce label historique, Superbe présentation, un vrai plaisir pour la mise en page, On se régale à chacune des pages, Bravo. Dommage que jamais ne sortira l'édition française peut être dans mes rêves Stay Groose encyclopédie du label.
Mais seulement en anglais. The definitive history as the iconic label turns'A beautiful book' Robert Elms'The weaving of the social history of Britain into the story makes this a fascinating book' Cerys Matthews Launched in London in the summer ofTrojan Records was instrumental in introducing the sound of reggae to the world at largeBy the mid Seventies the label had enjoyed oversignificant mainstream chart hits by such illustrious performers as Desmond Dekker the Maytals Bob Marcia John Holt Ken Boothe Dave Ansel Collins the Pioneers and many many Alongside these major successes Trojan showcased the work of literally hundreds of Jamaican music makers from artists whose careers remain shrouded in mystery to future international recordingTo mark the label's half centenary inThe Story of Trojan Records is a super deluxe hardback book telling the definitive history of Trojan It contains containing hundreds of photographs record sleeves labels and archive material much of it not seen for many years The definitive history as the iconic label turns 'A beautiful book' Robert Elms 'The weaving of the social history of Britain into the story makes this a fascinating book' Cerys Matthews Launched in London in the summer of, Trojan Records was instrumental in introducing the sound of reggae to the world at large.
By the midSeventies, the label had enjoyed oversignificant mainstream chart hits by such illustrious performers as Desmond Dekker, the Maytals, Bob Marcia, John Holt, Ken Boothe, Dave Ansel Collins, the Pioneers and many, many more.
Alongside these major successes, Trojan showcased the

work of literally hundreds of Jamaican musicmakers, from artists whose careers remain shrouded in mystery to future international recording.
To mark the label's halfcentenary in, The Story of Trojan Records is a super deluxe hardback book, telling the definitive history of Trojan.
It contains containing hundreds of photographs, record sleeves, labels and archive material, much of it not seen for many years.
The definitive history as the iconic label turns 'A beautiful book' Robert Elms 'The weaving of the social history of Britain into the story makes this a fascinating book' Cerys Matthews Launched in London in the summer of, Trojan Records was instrumental in introducing the sound of reggae to the world at large.
By the midSeventies, the label had enjoyed oversignificant mainstream chart hits by such illustrious performers as Desmond Dekker, the Maytals, Bob Marcia, John Holt, Ken Boothe, Dave Ansel Collins, the Pioneers and many, many more.
Alongside these major successes, Trojan showcased the work of literally hundreds of Jamaican musicmakers, from artists whose careers remain shrouded in mystery to future international recording.
To mark the label's halfcentenary in, The Story of Trojan Records is a super deluxe hardback book, telling the definitive history of Trojan.
It contains containing hundreds of photographs, record sleeves, labels and archive material, much of it not seen for many years.
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