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Reggae/Roots
Posted: Sat 12th Feb 2011 10:19 pm
by spidergawd
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

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Re: Reggae/Roots
Posted: Mon 14th Feb 2011 02:28 pm
by Twichaldinho
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..
Re: Reggae/Roots
Posted: Mon 14th Feb 2011 06:30 pm
by Soulboy
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

)
best moment for me is when Derrick Morgan talk about his life, his so-many sons and the face of his wife...
and when he sings in the old theatre is a pearl
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
Re: Reggae/Roots
Posted: Tue 15th Feb 2011 10:44 am
by liquidSwords
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...
and when he sings in the old theatre is a pearl
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

Re: Reggae/Roots
Posted: Sat 19th Feb 2011 10:32 am
by spidergawd
Toots, last night, love it
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.
Re: Reggae/Roots
Posted: Sat 19th Feb 2011 05:35 pm
by StonedSince67
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