Police and thieves: the complex relationship between Punk and Rastas in the UK Punk scene of the 1970s
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Dines, M. 2017. Police and thieves: the complex relationship between Punk and Rastas in the UK Punk scene of the 1970s. Evening Lecture Series. Bader International Study Centre (Queen’s University, Canada) at Herstmonceux Castle 17 May 2017
Title | Police and thieves: the complex relationship between Punk and Rastas in the UK Punk scene of the 1970s |
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Authors | Dines, M. |
Abstract | As symbolised perhaps, by the Clash's 1977 take on Junior Murvin's 'Police and Thieves,' there has been a longstanding relationship between punk and reggae. Drawing upon the work of, amongst others, Don Letts, PiL, the Clash and the Ruts, this lecture looks at the complex, almost symbiotic, relationship between punk and reggae looking specifically at the notiond of shared music-making and cultural origins. |
Research Group | Music group |
Conference | Evening Lecture Series |
Publication dates | |
17 May 2017 | |
Publication process dates | |
Deposited | 25 Jan 2022 |
Accepted | 17 May 2017 |
Output status | Published |
Language | English |
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