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Ska

Artist Song
Madness  One Step Beyond  
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones  The Impression That I Get  
Millie  My Boy Lollipop  
The Specials  A Message to You Rudy  
The English Beat  Tears of a Clown  
Prince Buster  Al Capone  
The Skatalites  Don de Lion  
Sublime  Wrong Way  
Bob Marley & The Wailers  Simmer Down  
Rancid  Time Bomb  
No Doubt  Just a Girl  
Don Drummond  Eastern Standard Time  
Reel Big Fish  Sell Out  
Bad Manners  Lip Up Fatty / Ne-Ne Na-Na Na-Na Nu-Nu  
Save Ferris  Come On Eileen  
Goldfinger  Here In Your Bedroom  
The Selecter  Too Much Pressure  
Eric "Monty" Morris & Justin Hinds & The Dominoes  Penny Reel  
Less Than Jake  Liquor Store  
Toasters, The  Weekend In L.A.  
Derrick Morgan  Forward March  
Dance Hall Crashers  Lost Again  
Theo Beckford  Easy Snappin'  
The Aquabats!  Super Rad  
The Skatalites  Phoenix City  
The Specials  Too Much Too Young  
Operation Ivy  Healthy Body  
Prince Buster  Intro / Madness  
Madness  Madness  
Justin Hinds & The Dominoes  Carry Go, Bring Come  
The English Beat  Whine and Grine / Stand Down Margaret  
Smash Mouth  Why Can't We Be Friends?  
The Equals  Baby Come Back  
Jimmy Cliff  King of Kings  
The Bodysnatchers  Easy Life  
Bad Manners  Special Brew  
Patsy Todd & Stranger Cole  When I Call Your Name  
Fishbone  Party At Ground Zero  
The Police  Canary In a Coalmine  
The Maytals  Six and Seven Books of Moses  
The Selecter  On My Radio  
Robert Marley  Judge Not  
The Untouchables  I Spy  
Rico  Sea Cruise  
Derrick Morgan & Patsy Todd  Housewives Choice  
Bim Skala Bim  Bangin'  
Stranger Cole  Rough and Tough  
The Slackers  Sarah  
The Special A.K.A.  Gangsters  
Don Drummond  Man In the Street  
Mephiskapheles  The Bumble Bee Tuna Song  
Mustard Plug  Beer  
Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Soulettes  Doctor Dick  
Hepcat  Dance Wid' Me  
Eric "Monty" Morris  Strongman Sampson  
The Piranhas  Getting Beaten Up  
The Pietasters  Out All Night  
Lord Tanamo  I'm In the Mood for Ska (a.k.a. I'm In the Mood for Love)  
Voodoo Glow Skulls  Charlie Brown  
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires  Jamaica Ska  
Let's Go Bowling  Let's Go Bowling  
Skankin' Pickle  Hussein Skank  
MU330  The Struggle of Helen  
Buck-O-Nine  My Town  
The Planet Smashers  Pee In the Elevator  
The Skeletones  Telephone  
Lynn Taitt & The Baba Brooks Band  Magnificent Ska  
The Akrylykz  Smart Boy  
Skavoovie & The Epitones  She Sure Can Cook  
Clue J & His Blues Blasters & Owen Grey  Jezebel  
Arthur Kay & The Originals  Play My Record  
Fatter Than Albert  Fatter Than You!  
The Papers  How Many More (For the Third World War)  

Comment:

Before reggae, ska was the sound of Jamaica. It was born in the '60s when a new breed of Jamaican visionaries turned American R&B inside out and spiced it up with an island flavor, giving the world a new groove to move to. Some of the biggest names in reggae launched their careers with ska, including Bob Marley himself. Later, post-punk-era Brits brought about a revival that crossed over to rockers and reggae fans alike, and a third wave arrived when American bands mashed it all up with U.S. punk. There’s a line that runs from blue-beat heroes Prince Buster and the Skatalites through to 2 Tone titans like Madness and the Specials, all the way to such ska-punk supermen as Rancid and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. The crucial cuts we’ve tied together trace that line from end to end, without missing a single, skankin’ beat.
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