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[BBC系列]：Studio 17：失落的雷鬼录音带Studio 17: The Lost Reggae Tapes-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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由Levi Roots主持的艺术纪录片，由BBC在2019年出版-英语旁白Arts Documentary hosted by Levi Roots, published by BBC in 2019- English narration
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下巴的一个引人入胜的故事-Studio 17背后的华裔美国人家庭建立在金士顿市区北游行17号兰迪唱片上方。兰迪唱片由Vincent Chin和他的妻子Pat于1950年代后期创立，后者开始在美国出售二手唱片。一家小商店。随着1962年牙买加独立的到来，文森特·钱（Vincent Chin）产生了启发性的想法，即利用当时的兴奋来制作唱片。他与流行的特立尼达女歌手Lord Creator接触，并制作了Independent Jamaica。牙买加渴望庆祝其独立，而这首歌立即受到热烈欢迎。然后创作者继续录制金斯敦镇（Kingston Town），在1980年代成为UB40的热门单曲。独立牙买加的成功使兰迪的店铺得以扩大并增加了自己的工作室，即Studio 17。录音室17是Vincent Chin及其后来的儿子Clive Chin以及牙买加其他许多传奇制作人创作新曲目的地方。在上世纪60年代和70年代，许多世界上最著名的雷鬼演奏艺术家都在那里录制唱片，包括鲍勃·马利（Bob Marley）和威勒（Wailers），彼得·托什（Peter Tosh），格里高利·艾萨克斯（Gregory Isaacs），丹尼斯·布朗，约翰·霍尔特，李·萨克拉奇·佩里，霍拉斯·安迪，奥尔顿·埃利斯，卡尔·马尔科姆，吉米·伦敦（Jimmy London），奥古斯都·巴勃罗（Augustus Pablo），肯·布斯（Ken Boothe），德罗伊·威尔逊（Delroy Wilson）等人。帕特（Pat）在楼下的商店里进行测试，以评估顾客的反应，帮助她决定发行哪首单曲。她的直觉决定帮助兰迪（Randy）成为了牙买加本土音乐的主要出路.70年代后期，牙买加的政治动荡促使钦斯（Chins）离开纽约，放弃了录音室和唱片店。他们成功创建了VP Records（V代表Vincent，P代表Pat），这是世界上最大的独立雷鬼唱片公司。帕特（Pat）现年80多岁，现在仍在纽约生活和工作：一位非凡的女性，今天她指导VP品牌使用最新的有风险的舞厅。当Chin一家离开纽约时，在Studio 17留下了约2,000张原创录音带1988年的吉尔伯特飓风（Gurbert飓风）使录音棚无法使用，人们相信他们全都迷失在洪水和抢劫中，然而，作为保罗·艾伦（Paul Allen）在西雅图的体验音乐项目中有关牙买加音乐的重要展览的一部分，现在改名为博物馆流行文化之后，磁带被重新发现并运送到纽约，在那里它们在地下室里呆了一段时间。悲剧发生在2011年，当时Clive Chin和A＆R的儿子Joel Chin担任VP记录，在牙买加金斯敦被谋杀。克莱夫（Clive）鼓励父亲多年做档案工作后，终于承担起了纽约的录像带精心修复和数字化工作，以纪念他的儿子。原始录音带的宝库揭示了独特而令人惊叹的录音从雷鬼音乐的黄金时代开始，其中许多音乐尚未发行，也从未听说过。在播放录音带时，它们产生了许多精彩的故事，并且得出了非常凄美的结论，已故丹尼斯·布朗的少年之声与正在崛起的少年明星霍莉·斯蒂芬森的声音完美地融合在一起，后者与“王储王子”二重唱reggae”来完成未完成的Studio 17会议。回到牙买加，The compelling story of the Chins - the Chinese-Jamaican family behind Studio 17 established above Randy's Records at 17 North Parade in downtown Kingston.Randy's Records was founded in the late 1950s by Vincent Chin and his wife Pat, who began by selling used records in a tiny shop. As Jamaican independence approached in 1962, Vincent Chin had the inspired idea of producing a record to capitalise on the excitement of the time. He approached the popular Trinidadian singer Lord Creator and produced Independent Jamaica. Jamaica was in the mood for celebrating its independence, and the song was an instant hit. Creator then went on to record Kingston Town, which became a huge hit for UB40 in the 1980s. The success of Independent Jamaica enabled the Randy's shop to expand and add a studio of its own, known as Studio 17.Studio 17 was where Vincent Chin and later his son Clive Chin as well as many other legendary Jamaican producers would create new tracks. Throughout the 60s and 70s many of the world's most famous reggae artists recorded there, including Bob Marley and the Wailers, Peter Tosh, Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Horace Andy, Alton Ellis, Carl Malcolm, Jimmy London, Augustus Pablo, Ken Boothe, Delroy Wilson and many more.Pat, who became known as Miss Pat, played the test pressings in the shop downstairs to gauge customers' reactions, which helped her decide which tracks to release. Her instinctive decisions helped Randy's become the major outlet for homegrown music in Jamaica.In the late 70s, political turmoil in Jamaica prompted the Chins to leave for New York, abandoning the studio and record shop. They successfully founded VP Records, (V for Vincent, P for Pat), the world's largest independent reggae label. Now in her 80s, Pat still lives and works in New York: an extraordinary woman who today mentors the latest risqué dancehall acts on the VP label.When the Chin family left for New York, some 2,000 original session tapes were left behind at Studio 17. It was believed they were all lost in the flooding and looting that followed Hurricane Gilbert in 1988 that left the studio unusable.However, as part of a major exhibition on Jamaican music at Paul Allen's Experience Music Project in Seattle, now renamed the Museum of Pop Culture, the tapes were rediscovered and shipped to New York, where they languished for some time in a basement. Tragedy struck in 2011, when Joel Chin, son of Clive Chin and A&R for VP records, was murdered in Kingston, Jamaica. Having encouraged his father to do something with the archive for many years, Clive has finally taken on the task of carefully restoring and digitising the tapes in New York, in memory of his son.A treasure trove of original studio tapes reveals unique and stunning recordings from the golden age of reggae, many of which were unreleased and have never been heard before. As the tapes are played, they give rise to a myriad of wonderful stories and in a highly poignant conclusion, the teenage voice of the late Dennis Brown is beautifully remixed with the vocals of rising teenage star Hollie Stephenson, who duets with the 'crown prince of reggae' to complete an unfinished Studio 17 session. Back in Jamaica, Clive Chin works with one-time Eurythmics star Dave Stewart and Hollie to create a magical blend of old and new in a contemporary production that sounds as fresh today as it did when the original was first recorded 40 years ago.Reggae has spread to the four corners of the earth, including the UK, where it blossomed in the 1960s and went on to shape the ska movement as well as punk rockers like The Clash, all the way to pop acts like The Police and the uniquely British Lover's Rock sound. In more recent times, experimental crews like Massive Attack have reworked the island beat in new and exciting ways, and that process continues with current UK underground sounds like drum and bass, dubstep and grime. All these musical offshoots trace their roots to the pioneering work done at Randy's Studio 17, where Lee 'Scratch' Perry recorded his earliest albums with Bob Marley and The Wailers, and Clive Chin produced one of the world's first dub albums with Augustus Pablo.Shot in Jamaica, New York and London, the film includes interviews with Jimmy Cliff, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Carl Malcolm, Dave Stewart, Sly Dunbar, Ali Campbell, Ernest Ranglin, Lord Creator, Bunny Lee, King Jammy, Jimmy London, Lester Sterling, Rico Rodriguez, Clive Chin, Pat Chin and Maxi Priest.
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时长: 84 mins
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体积: 1.59 GB
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Run-Time: 84 mins
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