Description
A definitive celebration of one of the most influential record labels in British music history.
The Story of Trojan Records chronicles the rise of the iconic label that brought Jamaican music into the UK mainstream — shaping the sound of ska, rocksteady, reggae and dub for generations.
Featuring rare photography, archive material and first-hand interviews, this authoritative volume explores Trojan’s cultural impact and its role in launching and amplifying artists including:
• Bob Marley & The Wailers
• Desmond Dekker
• Jimmy Cliff
• Lee “Scratch” Perry
• The Maytals
• Dennis Brown
• John Holt
From the legendary “Tighten Up” compilations to the explosion of reggae in Britain during the late 1960s and 70s, this book documents a movement that changed British music forever.
Published by Eye Books and carrying official Trojan branding under BMG, this handsome hardback edition is beautifully produced and highly displayable — an essential addition to any serious reggae, ska or vinyl collection.
Why This Matters: Trojan Records is more than a label — it’s a cornerstone of UK music culture. As reggae’s influence continues to grow across generations, definitive works like this become increasingly sought after by collectors, DJs and music historians alike.
A superb reference piece and coffee-table statement for anyone passionate about Jamaican music and British sound system history.
Publisher: Eye Books (Non-Fiction)
Edition: Third Edition
Year of Publication: 2020
ISBN-13: 9781785630781
ISBN-10: 1785630784
Format: Hardback
Printed by: Ozgraf (Poland)
Language: English
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