On an October evening in 2007, while dropping off two of his children, Lucky Dube became the victim of a botched carjacking. His death at only 43 was a premature end to one of the most remarkable musical careers South Africa has known. Born into poverty he rose as a musician in the Zulu tradition before his heartfelt reinvention as a reggae artist brought fame throughout the world. With some of his greatest reggae recordings, early Zulu hits and later crucial live performances, our 2CDs give a full and rounded picture of this much-missed musician. Six-panel digipack, collectors 24 page full colour fold-out poster and detailed sleevenotes.

It is the 1970s in Kingston, Jamaica. Leroy 'Horsemouth' Wallace is struggling to earn the money to support his family. He is an excellent drummer, but due to corruption in the music industry, he is left to rot in poverty. When he protests, the music industry is swift to crush his resistance. Finally, he bands together with fellow musicians Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, Jacob Miller and Bunny Wailer and stages an uprising which will put his musical skills on the map, and benefit the local community at the same time. The film contains music performed by some of the legends of reggae.

Buju Banton rocks the house with a live performance featuring the Sagittarius Band and dance hall superstars Wayne Wonder, Super Beagle, Waggy T and Cool G.