Documentary which takes a look at the career and journey of reggae legend Pato Banton as well as including live footage from a performance in San Diego. Although he found fame in the 1980s in his work with The Beat, it wasn't until his collaboration with Robin and Ali Campbell of UB40 on the number one hit single 'Baby Come Back' that Pato became widely recognised. Among the songs performed are 'Gwarn', 'Go Pato', 'Heal This World' and 'Life Is a Miracle'.

Ska and rocksteady legend Derrick Morgan captured live at London's 100 Club to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his recording career. The show features such hits as 'Don't Call Me Daddy', 'Blazing Fire', 'Conquering Ruler (I Am the Conqueror)', 'The Hop' and 'Forward March', among many others.

Reggae act Elephant Man play live, with special guests including Junior Demus, Major Mackerel and Sister Nancy. Also includes previously unreleased footage of the late Mr Wacky Boggle.

Accompanied by the top session musicians who make up the 'We the People' band, Dennis Brown performs at the famous Montreux festival. Tracks include 'So Jah Say', 'Milk and Honey' and 'Money in My Pocket'.

This two-CD set of early-1970s Bob Marley tracks recorded by the legendary Jamaican producer Lee Perry illustrates the huge difference the revolutionary reggae producer made to the band's sound. The polite ska rhythm of the '60s is gone, replaced by upfront rhythm guitar and bass and Carlton Barrett's exemplary one-drop reggae drumming, while Marley's vocals are tougher and more confident. Peter Tosh's vocal on "Go Tell It on the Mountain" has the authority of a Biblical prophet, and Perry impeccably captures the sheer weirdness of the spooky "Duppy Conqueror."