Reggae Music Documentary 1979

REGGAE-MUSIC (1979-1981) is a documentary about the development and identity-creating importance of reggae for the Jamaicans. Jamaica, which is considered the birthplace of reggae, was a British colony for centuries to which countless African slaves were deported.
The film was made in Coulanges' first year of study at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin (dffb) and was almost not produced because Heinz Rathsack, the director of the Academy, classified the project as too ambitious for a first work.

[@peteirie1075]

Anyone man can say he doesn't love reggae, I gotta question his soul

[@djaminc]

I love seeing my island Jamaica in the 70s - the best music ever was and always will be Rasta reggae. bless up my I-dren

[@Charlesmarcel-ee4ke]

I love watch 1970s Jamaica stuff🇯🇲👀💳💳💳💳💳😎

[@mellow_keys8618]

Time Machine.

[@JOCC07]

wow thanks for sharing this master piece of history

[@jak1oak677]

Glad you enjoyed it, roots

[@Elizabeth-ci7jt]

REGGAE MUSIC INTERNATIONAL,GRACIAS POR TRASPASAR NOS, ,TAN BELLAS MELODIAS Y TAN INPIRADAS VOCES , GRANDES MUSICOS,SUBLIME, PAZ Y AMOR ,SIEMPRE,SIEMPRE, SIEMPRE

[@rogermansour6085]

I remember spending hours in New York, Chicago, Montego bay in Reggae shops looking for records. Also VP records in Miramar,Florida.
Evangelist Roger Mansour former manager of Junior Braitwaite from the original WAILERS

[@cros420]

Amazing Insights ! Reggae Free Us All

[@antonio-nieto]

Big ups for the upload

[@jak1oak677]

Gots to share the knowledge universally. Roots

[@michaellifetv5696]

💚💛❤️

[@tb22k]

❤❤❤❤❤😅

[@BlackMarketYoga]

What is the song they are playing live?? Drummer singing. "No More War" with trumpet player.?????????

[@pablow26]

Anyone know the name of the guy speaking around the 28 minutes? And the band playing before that?

[@henrydemonfreid1985]

Anyone know which recording studio is shown halfway through?

[@crucialjuice]

tuff gong - you can see the headers on the paperwork

[@henrydemonfreid1985]

@@crucialjuice thanks. i clearly wasn't looking close enough.... tuff gong was federal first, i believe?

[@Chikalita2]

Anyone know the song at 6:37 ??

[@diabolicalartificer]

You mean the drums? With the picture of slaves in yokes? I think it's a jam of some Rastafarians from another video I watched from around this time. I'll see if I can find it for you.