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Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records

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A film about the love affair between Jamaican and British youth culture told through the prism of one of the most iconic labels in the history of black music, Trojan Records. Combining archive footage, interview and drama, Rudeboy tells the story of the label by placing it at the heart of a cultural. Rudeboy: the Story of Trojan Records, Doc Nyc.

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Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records documents the origins of. Primovinar.parsiblog.com/Posts/2/Genre+Horrors+60+Frame+Rate+Watching+From+Vpn+Icabod+Flewellen%3a THE story of a record label which helped transform Britain's music and youth culture in the late 1960s and early 1970s will open a festival of music documentaries in Glasgow... The award-winning Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records will open Doc'n Roll Glasgow, following events in Edinburgh and Dundee. Richlyhoglo.parsiblog.com/Posts/3/Besplatne+online+Mira+-+Reisende+zwischen+den+Welten+youtube+meg

Rudeboy: The Story Of Trojan Records - World Premiere in London. 09/04/2018 by Press Release. Trojan Records celebrates 50th Anniversary with a new documentary on how Jamaican music launched a multicultural revolution and that Rudeboy: The Story Of Trojan Records has been unveiled as part of the line-up for The 62nd BFI London Film Festival. By 1968, Trojan Records is born. Two years later, Wembley is hosting a festival dedicated to reggae. Even a disapproving Tony Blackburn can't stop the music. The music is, of course, glorious - you'll be hard-pressed not to be craving a Trojan collection after this whistle-stop ride through its back pages. Which, perhaps, is the point.

Rudeboy is a documentary about the love affair between Jamaican and British youth culture told through the prism of one of the most iconic labels in the history of black music, Trojan Records.