Interviews and performances by artists like Peter Tosh reveal Jamaica's reggae scene and its impact on social change and global culture.
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Interviews and performances by artists like Peter Tosh reveal Jamaica's reggae scene and its impact on social change and global culture.
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Jamaica's reggae scene takes center stage in Heartland Reggae, directed by F.R. Crawley in 1980. The film features interviews and performances from notable artists like Peter Tosh and Ras Lee Morris. It examines how reggae music reflects social change and unity within communities. The documentary also details reggae's influence on international music, marking a significant moment in the genre's history.
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- Meet reggae legends like Peter Tosh.
- Find out how reggae influenced global culture.
- See live performances from iconic artists.
Did You Know
- Heartland Reggae was released in 1980.
- The film features interviews with artists like Peter Tosh and Leroy Wallace.
- The documentary has a duration of 90 minutes.
- It was produced in Canada.
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Who directed the documentary Heartland Reggae?
Heartland Reggae was directed by F.R. Crawley.
What year was Heartland Reggae released?
Heartland Reggae was released in 1980.
Which artists are featured in Heartland Reggae?
The documentary features artists such as Peter Tosh, Natty Garfield, and Leroy Wallace.
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