As visceral an art form as reggae music is, it seems obvious that the genre would lend itself to stellar photography. There are enough characters, stories, and hairstyles (to say the least) to fill a museum. For whatever reasons (be it a lack of marketability or funds), there aren't a lot of good reggae photography books available, and two of the genre's best wonks are out to change that. Just a few months ago, photojournalist Peter Simon and longtime reggae champion Roger Steffens released as solid a music photography tome as you'll ever... More >>>