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Rudies Come Back (The Rise & Rise of 2-Tone)
Adrian Thrills investigates a new and exhilarating musical blend which is taking the country by storm. 2-tone is a unique mix of music, fusing together reggae, rock, soul, ska, blue beat and punk. With its home in Coventry and its roots in reggae, it derives its name and identity from the co-existence of its black and white members.
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Adrian Thrills investigates a new and exhilarating musical blend which is taking the country by storm. 2-tone is a unique mix of music, fusing together reggae, rock, soul, ska, blue beat and punk. With its home in Coventry and its roots in reggae, it derives its name and identity from the co-existence of its black and white members.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:BBC, BBC Arena
Cast
Jeff Perks
Director
Adrian Thrills
Self
Pauline Black
Self, The Selector
Charley "Aitch" Bembridge
Self, The Selector
Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson
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Neol Davies
Self, The Selector
Charley Anderson
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Adam Williams
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James Mackie
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Compton Amanor
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Terry Hall
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Jerry Dammers
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