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St Ann Parish

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North-coast Jamaican parish whose music history runs from Bob Marley's Nine Mile and Burning Spear's St Ann's Bay to Bass Odyssey's Alexandria clash base, Discovery Bay dance culture and Jack Ruby's Ocho Rios sound and production operation. This parish-level map point complements, rather than replaces, the archive's more precise St Ann towns and venues.

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Jamaica National Heritage Trust; Jamaica Gleaner; artist and sound-system histories.

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