2 Tone, a groundbreaking record label, burst onto the British music scene in 1979, blending ska, reggae, and punk to address social issues. Championed by Jerry Dammers, the label achieved chart success with bands like The Specials and Madness, captivating a generation with its multi-racial ethos and infectious rhythms. Despite internal challenges, 2 Tone persisted, nurturing new talent and leaving an indelible mark on British culture. 'Too Much Too Young' chronicles the label's vibrant rise, cultural impact, and lasting legacy.
'An incredible and detailed account of a massive watershed moment in British culture. Rachel's book captures the daily struggles and contradictions within both the groups and the audience during harsh political times and ultimately delivers a message of positivity and the power of the music to affect social and political change.'Gurinder Chadha, OBE
- Hand signed by the author
- Hardcover / 488 pages
- Publisher / White Rabbit
- Condition / New
