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World Routes: Brighton Festival 2011: Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo.

04/06/2011

Brighton Festival 2011: Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo.

BBC Radio 3 - World Routes, Brighton Festival 2011: Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo.

Lucy Duran with a World Routes concert by Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo.

Lucy Duran introduces World Routes in concert, featuring dub reggae pioneers Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo, together with UK producer Adrian Sherwood.

Lucy Duran introduces World Routes in concert at the Brighton Festival 2011, featuring dub reggae pioneers Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo, together with UK producer Adrian Sherwood. 

Veteran, Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Lee 'Scratch' Perry has become a legend of Jamaican reggae, and is acclaimed as a pioneer of dub. He is now well into his 70s, but with no thoughts of retiring - he has just completed a new album 'Rise Again'. Here he teams up with Max Romeo, whose most successful album, 'War in a Babylon', Perry produced in 1976. Adrian Sherwood has worked as producer with a wide range of successful artists, but he is best known for his work with dub music - he has worked regularly with Lee Perry since the 1980s.

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