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A regular TV show like
this could be
called "Reggae Week", but reggae not weak… |
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The decade following the death of musical legend, Bob Marley in 1981,
saw the growth of reggae music
spread internationally from the ghettos of Kingston, Jamaica to the four
corners of the world. Reggae Strong
captures this classic era in roots reggae history through original concert,
interview, news and cultural segments
featuring the greatest international reggae artists of the 80's and 90's.
Hosted by a different reggae artist in each
episode, and shot on location in New York, England and Jamaica, between
1984 and 1994, these 30-minute
programs provide a time capsule of the flavors and rhythms of international
reggae music that found a vibrant
home for one exciting decade in the cultural capital of the world - New
York City. |
- 1) Lucky Dube 1
- 2) Pato Banton
- 3) Folk Roots of Reggae
- 4) Black Uhuru 1
- 5) Shinehead
- 6) Ziggy Marley
- 7) Boris Gardiner
- 8) Barrington Levy
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- 1) Third World 1
- 2) Jimmy Cliff
- 3) Soul Vibrations
- 4) Mutabaruka 1
- 5) Ras Michael
- 6) Sly & Robbie
- 7) Benjamin Zephaniah
- 8) Brooklyn Dancehall 1987
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- 1) Lucky Dube 2
- 2) Shelly Thunder
- 3) Burning Spear Pt.1
- 4) Perry Henzell
- 5) Aswad
- 6) Marcia Griffiths
- 7) Soul Jahs
- 8) Linton Kwesi Johnson
& Jean Breeze w/ Dennis Bovell & the Dub Band
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- 1) Black Uhuru 2
- 2) Third World 2
- 3) Bob Marley Tribute w/Bunny
Wailer
- 4) Majek Fashek
- 5) Faybiene Miranda and
The Word
- 6) Moja Nya
- 7) Maxi Priest
- 8) Jackie Mittoo Tribute
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- 1) Burning Spear Pt. 2
- 2) Identity
- 3) Early Days of Reggae
- 4) Alpha Blondy
- 5) Judy Mowatt
- 6) L.T.D. Dancers
- 7) Mutabaruka 2
- 8) Bankie Banx
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