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 <description>&lt;p&gt;I just finish reading the book Jamaican Warriors : Reggae, Roots and Culture by Stephen  Foehr. For those who don’t know Stephen Foehr, he is a travel writer who has been to many places across the globe, some of these places where many of us would never  venture. He is not a Jamaican but his book captured the essence of the Jamaican culture seen through his eyes as he journey into the places not typically visited by tourist. &lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The Jamaican culture is often misunderstood by many foreigners with limited knowledge of its origin. However, Stephen provide a vivid explanation of how the current musical strings were stitched together to form Reggae and dancehall. There are few cases where a writer is able to convey such deep cultural connection. The book is easy to read for those who are attracted to the Jamaican culture and will leave a burning desire to visit the land of Reggae for those who have never set foot on the rock.&lt;/p&gt;
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