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Mighty Upsetters (The) : Heart of the Dragon Here I Am Export PDF Mighty upsetters (The) : Heart of the dragon Musique audio Perry, Lee "Scratch". | Upsetters (The). Edité par Planet Vibe - s.d. Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Description du type de document Disque compact Description physique 1 d.c.. livret Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Cotes • 781.6 PER Sections Musique EAN 3760051122034 Numéro du document 6139112 (Planet Vive) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Contient • Enter the dragon • Theme from Hong Kong • Heart of the dragon • Hold them Kung Fu • Flames of the dragon • Scorching ron • Black belt Jones • Skango • Fungaa • Black belt • Iron fist • Kung Fu man Here I am Musique audio Groundation. Edité par Naïve - 2009 Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Note 1 Export PDF • Textes des chansons Description du type de document Disque compact Description physique 1 d.c. Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Cotes • 781.6 GRO Sections Musique EAN 3298498185119 Numéro du document NV818511 (Naïve) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Contient • Run the plan • Everyone could lose • So blind • Time come • By all means • Blues away • Not so simple • Here I am • You can profit • Beating heart • Walk upright • Golan to Galilee Silver and gold ! : 1973-1979 Musique audio Prince Far I Edité par Blood And Fire - 2005 Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Description du type de document Disque compact Description physique 1 d.c.. livret Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Contributeurs • Holt, Errol Cotes • 781.6 PRI Sections Musique 2 Export PDF EAN 0783564004928 Numéro du document 6129762 (Blood and Fire) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Contient • Johnny get worse • Yes Joshua • Let Jah arise • Jah dub version • Silver and gold • Silver and gold version • 354 Skank • 354 Version • Things nuh bright • Equality version • Who have eyes to see • Ears to hear version • Talking rights • Talking rights version • No more war • War is over • Gimme • Gimme version • Yes yes yes (Eroll Holt 12" mix) Made in Jamaïca Document vidéo Laperrousaz, Jérôme. Monteur | Laperrousaz, Jérôme. Dialoguiste Edité par MK2 Music. Paris - 2007 Ce film met en scène les leaders des mouvements reggae et dance hall. Né de l'esclavage et de la misère sur une île de près de 3 millions d'habitants, le reggae est un chant de révolte et damour qui résonne dans le monde entier. Si Bob Marley a laissé un précieux héritage, une nouvelle génération d'artistes émerge avec le dance hall, issu du reggae, drainant les foules avec un message puissant et franc. Du ghetto au star system, voici le destin d'artistes exceptionnels. Au travers des performances des pères du reggae et des stars de la nouvelle génération, Jérôme Laperrousaz rend compte de ce rêve jamaïcain.. Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Note • Prêt + Consultation sur place coll. Description du type de document Disque vidéo Description physique 1 DVD (105 mn). coul.. V.O.S.T. Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae 3 Export PDF Cotes • 781.6 LAP Sections Musique EAN 3700224310950 Numéro du document (Mk2) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Studio One women : The Original Musique audio Lara, Jennifer | Humphrey, Della | Darlington, Denise | Ellis, Hortense | Prince, Angela | Jones, Jerry | Griffiths, Marcia | Tees, Jay | Soulettes | Tonettes (The) Edité par Soul Jazz Records - 2005 Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Description du type de document Disque compact Description physique 1 d.c.. livret Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Cotes • 781.6 STU Sections Musique EAN 5026328101217 Numéro du document 6126442 (Soul Jazz) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Contient • Give love another try • My man • Deh pon dem • Dream land • Consider me • War no right • I'm just a girl • No bother with no fuss • There's a chance for me • King street • Tell me where • I'll give it to you • Tell me now • Come to me • You a fool boy 4 Export PDF • I am in love Harder they come (The) Document vidéo Henzell, Perry (1936-2006). Monteur Edité par Potemkine. Paris - 1972 Un jeune campagnard, Ivan, débarque à Kingston, rêvant de devenir chanteur. Après bien des déconvenues, il obtient une audition chez un gros producteur et enregistre pour 20 dollars le fameux 'The harder they come'. Révolté par son salaire de misère, il refuse que son disque sorte. Mais le chômage fait rage et les choses se corsent pour Ivan qui, poussé par la faim, devient revendeur de marijuana.... Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Note • Prêt + Consultation sur place coll. Description du type de document Disque vidéo Description physique 1 DVD (99 mn). coul.. V.O.S.T.. livret encarté Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Contributeurs • Cliff, Jimmy. Interprète Cotes • 781.6 CLI Sections Musique EAN 3545020016602 Numéro du document (Potemkine) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Live at the Rainbow ! Document vidéo Marley, Bob. Interprète Edité par Universal Music. Antony - 2004 Ce double DVD comprend le concert du ''Rainbow' enregistré à Londres en 1977 ainsi qu'un second DVD comprenant un documentaire inédit de 90 minutes retraçant la vie de Bob Marley.. Trench town rock. Them belly full. I shot the sheriff. Rebel music. Lively up yourself. Crazy baldhead. War ; No more trouble. Heathen (The). No woman no cry. Jamming. Get up stand up. Exodus. Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» 5 Export PDF Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Note • Prêt + Consultation sur place coll. et Projection collective Description du type de document Disque vidéo Description physique 2 DVD. coul.. V.O.S.T.. Livret d'accompagnement et étui cartonné Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Contributeurs • Wailers. Interprète Cotes • 781.6 MAR Sections Musique EAN 0602498235942 Numéro du document (Universal Music) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Contient • Trench town rock • Them belly full • I shot the sheriff • Rebel music • Lively up yourself • Crazy baldhead • War ; No more trouble • Heathen (The) • No woman no cry • Jamming • Get up stand up • Exodus Zentone Musique audio Zenzile | High Tone Edité par Jarring Effects - 2006 Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Description du type de document Disque compact Description physique 1 d.c.. Digipack. PAS DE LIVRET Collection 6 Export PDF Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Cotes • 784 ZEN 2 Sections Musique EAN 5413356076424 Numéro du document 2491054020 (Jarring Effects) Classification Electro Contient • The Source • Zentown • Crash test • Dub invaders • Organ gift • Pulse weed • Breathe • Deeper • The Drop • Wide screen intégrale Bob Marley (L') : les secrets de toutes ses chansons Livre Sheridan, Maureen. Auteur Edité par Hors collection. Paris - 2000 Toutes les facettes de la musique de Bob Marley sont présentées en détail et notamment son évolution du rythm and blues au ska puis au rythme hypnotique du reggae, allié au zèle révolutionnaire du rastafarisme. Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition «Reggae» Autres documents de la même exposition «Reggae» • Extraits, notes sur l'album • Contient • Sujet • Description Note • Trad. de l'anglais Langue français Collection Reggae Exposition Uniquement disponible dans l'exposition : Reggae Contributeurs • Collin, Jacques (1962-....). Traducteur Cotes • 781.6 MAR Sections Musique Public visé CM ISBN 7 Export PDF 2-258-05118-5 EAN 2-258-05118-5 ; 9782258051188 Sujets • Marley, Bob (1945-1981) Classification Jazz, Blues, Soul, Rap-US, Reggae Studio One dub Musique audio Edité par Soul Jazz Records - 2004 Bionic dub. Take a ride version. Sky rhythm. Taurus dub Nl2. Hooligan. Dub rock. Rastaman version. Jah Jah version. Creator version. Running dub. Hi fashion dub. Pretty version. Race track version. Spawning. In cold blood version. Chase them version. Feel the dub. 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