"Easy Snappin'"

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"Easy Snappin'" is a pioneering Jamaican rhythm and blues track by Theophilus Beckford, widely regarded as one of the foundational recordings in the development of ska and rocksteady music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jamaican rhythm and blues song
single
song
artist Theophilus Beckford NERFINISHED
associatedWithArtist Clement "Coxsone" Dodd NERFINISHED
associatedWithScene Jamaican sound system culture
chronologyPosition early Jamaican R&B era recording
composer Theophilus Beckford NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Jamaica
era pre-ska Jamaican music
genre Jamaican R&B
rhythm and blues
rocksteady precursor
ska precursor
hasCulturalSignificance milestone in the evolution of Jamaican popular music
often cited in histories of ska and rocksteady
hasInfluenced Jamaican popular music
rocksteady
ska
hasInstrumentation bass
drums
guitar
horns
piano
hasQuality pioneering Jamaican rhythm and blues track
isConsidered one of the foundational recordings in the development of rocksteady
one of the foundational recordings in the development of ska
language English
lyricist Theophilus Beckford NERFINISHED
notableFor early use of offbeat rhythm that foreshadowed ska
influence on later Jamaican sound system music
performer Theophilus Beckford NERFINISHED
producer Clement "Coxsone" Dodd NERFINISHED
recordedIn Kingston, Jamaica NERFINISHED
recordLabel Coxsone Records NERFINISHED

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Studio One notableWork "Easy Snappin'"