Ska

Ska
Stylistic origins	Jamaican mento and calypso; American jazz and rhythm and blues
Cultural origins	Late 1950s Jamaica
Typical instruments	guitar, bass guitar, trumpet, trombone, saxophone, piano, drums, organ
Mainstream popularity	Highest in early 1960s; wide popularity in Jamaica & notable popularity in United Kingdom; notable revivals in 1970s/1980s UK and late-1990s North America
Derivative forms	rocksteady, reggae
Subgenres
	Christian ska
Fusion genres
	2 Tone, ska punk, ska jazz
Regional scenes
	Japan
Other topics
	third wave ska, list of ska musicians, rude boy, mod, skinhead, Suedehead

Ska (pípè /ˈskɑː/, Jamaican [skja]) je iru orin to bere lati Jamaica ni opin awon odun 1950, ohun lo siwaju rocksteady ati reggae.^[1]

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