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Clarks in Jamaica
Clarks in Jamaica
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Clarks in Jamaica explores the history and cultural significance of Clarks shoes in Jamaica, from their origins in Somerset to their popularity as the shoe of choice forrudeboys and Rastas in the 1960s, and their influence on reggae and dancehall music. The book features current and historic photographs, interviews, and material from the Clarks archive, highlighting the Jamaican singers, producers, and musicians who have worn and sung about Clarks shoes over the years.
\n Format: Hardback
\n Length: 240 pages
\n Publication date: 27 April 2021
\n Publisher: One Love Books
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Clarks in Jamaica delves into the captivating tale of the extraordinary popularity of Clarks shoes in Jamaica, spanning from their humble origins in the tranquil village of Somerset to their journey to the West Indies a century ago, their emergence as the preferred footwear for rudeboys and Rastas during the 1960s, and the subsequent influence of this popularity on reggae and dancehall song lyrics. This captivating documentary features a blend of contemporary and historical photographs, insightful interviews, and exclusive material from the Clarks archive. It pays particular attention to the Jamaican artists, producers, and musicians who have donned and celebrated Clarks shoes throughout the years, including renowned figures such as Little John, Vybz Kartel, Popcaan, Jah Thomas, Henry Junjo Lawes, Trinity, and many more. Jamaican producer Bunny Striker Lee aptly sums up the enduring appeal of Clarks in Jamaica, stating, "From ever since, Clarks is a number one shoe inna Jamaica. Not just now, Im talking from the 1950s come right up... Clarks stand the test of time inna Jamaica. All other shoes come and bow down at Clarks Foot." The documentary is written and designed by Al Fingers, with photographs captured by Mark Read. Additional archive photographs are provided by Beth Lesser, Peter Simon, Dave Hendley, and other contributors.
\n Weight: 1392g\n
Dimension: 222 x 292 x 28 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9780956777393\n
Edition number: 2 Revised edition\n
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