REGGAE: THE STORY OF JAMAICAN MUSIC 3 OF 4

REGGAE: THE STORY OF JAMAICAN MUSIC PART 3 OF 4 -Artists- Alpha Boys Home (Skatalites, Yellowman, etc) Coxsone Dodd (OG producer) The Skatalites ("greatest JA group") Ernest Ranglin Prince Buster Alton Ellis Derek Harriot Judy Mowatt U-Roy (great footage, but still not enough!!) The Wailers (18 months writing/recording with Lee Perry) Lee Perry (shot footage on top of moving bus deck... wild!!) Dave Barker Jimmy Cliff (talks about differences with Chris Blackwell) Chris Blackwell (says he had great marketing plan for Jimmy) Bob Marley (just the right amount of footage) Mutabaruka (lots of interview footage throughout) Big Youth (still lookin good!!) Max Romeo The Clash ("Police & Thieves" live) The Police ("Roxanne") Johnny Rotten (talent scouting for EMI?) Rolling Stones (jamming with Tosh) Dennis Brown ("crown prince of reggae" after Bob the King) Black Uhuru Sly & Robbie (talk about numerous U.S. collaborations) Byron Lee Gussie Clark (shows some dub techniques) Cocoa Tea Beenie Man Eek-A-Mouse (people flipping out over his "sing jay" style Yellowman (great footage and interview!!) Bounty Killer (insightful comments throughout documentary) King Jammy Tiger (great footage) General Trees (Yellowman battle footage) Shinehead (comments on crossover) Shabba Ranks (homophobic comments from UK TV appearance!!) Maxi Priest (duet with Shabba crosses over in U.S.) Mad Cobra Elephant Man (great footage and commentary) Lady T Buju Banton (highlights transition from crime to consciousness) Luciano (spiritual and universal aspects of reggae) Shaggy (says he doesn't make "authentic" reggae)