Reggae evolved from what three-letter Jamaican music genre?
British Jamaican out of London, Birmingham and Bristol. In Birmingham in the 1970s and 80s, reggae was very popular and three of the leading British reggae groups of the time hailed from the city; UB40, Steel Pulse and Musical Youth. The large Jamaican population was also a massive influence on the emerging genre of Indian music, called "bhangra," that grew out of the city’s large South Asian community. Off the back of punk and reggae came "Two Tone". Often regarded as the second wave of Ska, many of the Two Tone bands had been inspired by Jamaican Ska records of the 1960s.
Reggae music in Kenya DJs began publicizing their gigs by using sexually suggestive posters of partly and fully naked Jamaican women. Some Kenyan reggae fans have also been complaining that local Dancehall gigs are mostly oriented towards sexuall expression rather than the deeper religious and cultural orientation of Roots reggae. Reggae music is the most copied and plagiarized genre of music in Kenya. As at 2014, it is practically impossible to gain legitimate access to original CDs of reggae music originating from outside Kenya. It is also quite difficult to get full versions of reggae songs that do not have interjections, interruptions and self-promoting