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Anyone into their Reggae, the BBC is doing an excellent season of programs right now, Radio, TV and Online.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/seasons/reggaebritannia/

I'm not sure if you can get some of the programs on Iplayer outside UK though.
If anyone can let me know whats available online outside UK, I would be very interested. Thanks 8).
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I was lucky enough to catch the Rock-steady Documentary last night. Great stuff.....get on the I-player folks....its good to get something back from the license fee every once in a while..
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Twichaldinho wrote:I was lucky enough to catch the Rock-steady Documentary last night
one of the best doc made on this subject. :)
(i can recommand you the "Sudio One Story" DVD too from Soul Jazz Records if you're like this stuff... with King Stitt toothless :lol: )

best moment for me is when Derrick Morgan talk about his life, his so-many sons and the face of his wife... :shock:
and when he sings in the old theatre is a pearl :D

have you see the gig from the end too ??
i have to catch the dvd for get/see it, it's look like a great moment of great music
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Soulboy wrote:
Twichaldinho wrote:
best moment for me is when Derrick Morgan talk about his life, his so-many sons and the face of his wife... :shock:
and when he sings in the old theatre is a pearl :D
14 children, and he had to calculate it first, lol, but yea the face of his wife was priceless, lol, what i did like about the documentry is that it didnt just focus of the Wailers like so many other things on Reggae do, neways... great stuff and enjoyable to watch :-)
Excuse me while I light my Spliff.....
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Toots, last night, love it :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _Got_Soul/

A great documentary, took me back to the rural Jamaica I visited in the 1960's/70's.
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spidergawd wrote:Toots, last night, love it :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _Got_Soul/

A great documentary, took me back to the rural Jamaica I visited in the 1960's/70's.
i have just listened to it twice through while doing my tax forms, i have the the harder they come dvd and saw it when the film came out in the states in the summer of 1973, that was the first time i had heard reggae and when i visited england that september, reggae was everywhere already ... so interesting documentary and great music
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