Initiation stones, buried recordings, and Ringo Starr’s drumkit: inside the visionary world of reggae master Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

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Lee "Scratch" Perry was a highly influential Jamaican reggae producer known for his innovative and eclectic style, which has had a lasting impact on the music industry. His unconventional approach to music and life has often overshadowed his artistic achievements, contributing to a reputation for being enigmatic and unpredictable. As a result, Perry's legacy has been the subject of fascination and intrigue, with many seeking to understand the creative genius behind his work.

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Initiation stones, buried recordings, and Ringo Starr’s drumkit: inside the visionary world of reggae master Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

The late production genius’s chaotic reputation has always preceded him. But could two new books, a posthumous album and a flurry of classic reissues change all that – and put the focus back on his music? David Katz’s introduction to the world of Lee “Scratch” Perry was bewildering. The Jamaican producer had been living in London for several years, and Katz, a Jewish reggae historian who had fallen in love with the m…