The A-Z of Brent’s Black Music History

As part of #NoBassLikeHome, we’re publishing a ‘Reggae Encyclopedia’ documenting Brent’s contribution to the evolution of British black music.

The A-Z Takes inspiration from Kwaku’s pioneering ‘Brent Black Music History Project’, published in 2007.

We’ll be highlighting a letter every day this month, so follow along on our channels!

‘A’ is for...

Adrian Shearwood / Akabu / Alton Ellis / Aswad

Who were they? What was their connection to Brent?

Find out over on our website > https://www.brent2020.co.uk/whats-happening/programmes/no-bass-like-home/encyclopedia-of-brents-black-music-history/ 
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‘B’ is for...

Baby D / Bob Marley & The Wailers / Bridge Park

Who were they? What was their connection to Brent?

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‘C’ is for...

 Carl Douglas / Carroll Thompson / Chris Blackwell / Courtney Pine

Who were they? What was their connection to Brent?

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https://www.brent2020.co.uk/whats-happening/programmes/no-bass-like-home/encyclopedia-of-brents-black-music-history/

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‘D’ is for...

Damage / Dandy Livingstone / Dave Barker / Delroy Washington / Doc Brown / Don Letts / Dread Broadcasting Corporation

Who were they? What was their connection to Brent?

Find out over on our website >
https://www.brent2020.co.uk/whats-happening/programmes/no-bass-like-home/encyclopedia-of-brents-black-music-history/
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