Boss Reggae From Pama

Focusing on the legacy of the Pama label, this book chronicles its rise and fall from 1967 to 1973, highlighting its impact on Jamaican music amidst the skinhead movement. It showcases a wealth of recordings and features comprehensive discographies alongside vibrant album artwork. The text pays tribute to the artists and producers associated with Pama and its subsidiaries, such as Punch, Crab, and Camel. With a foreword by Harry Palmer, it serves as an essential resource for reggae enthusiasts and fans of the Pama label, complemented by high-quality audio from Boss Sounds.