Beautiful voices of the short lived Rocksteady period in Jamaican music
Jamaican music went through a quick sea change in the 1960s. First Ska emerged as a fast paced take off of American R’nB. Then things slowed down while keeping the soulful singing into what would become Rocksteady. That didn’t last long as the music went into a bass heavy and slower rhythm with Reggae. Unfortunately, many don’t remember Rocksteady unless they’re a music aficionado. Rocksteady: The Roots of Reggae helps bridge that gap in knowledge.<br /><br />The documentary combines great archival footage from the island with contemporary interviews and studio performances.<br /><br />Some of the people interviewed and singing are Stranger Cole, Hopeton Lewis, Judy Mowatt, Marcia Griffiths, Ken Booth, Derrick Morgan, Gladstone Anderson, Dawn Penn, U-Roy, Leroy Sibles, The Tamlins, and Rita Marley amongst others. They were brought together to record a tribute album and do a reunion concert.<br /><br />What really stands out is the beautiful voices of these artists.<br /><br />If you love Jamaican music you should really check out this movie.<br />C
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