After 10 years away from touring, Sly & Robbie hit the road again. They chose to reunite with Black Uhuru, whom they had helped become a leading force in the Reggae industry in the late 70's, early 80's. Black Uhuru's harder, more urgent sound proved to be an ideal vehicle for Sly & Robbie's creativity and greatly benefited from the Riddim Twins' desire to push the boundaries of Jamaican music in new and unheard of directions�
In July 2001, Black Uhuru and Sly & Robbie took Europe by storm, going from one major festival to another. This 1 hour, 20 minute DVD contains the unedited, uncut, entire concert they gave in Nyon, Switzerland, where they closed the Paleo Festival.
Recorded live at Paleo Festival in Nyon Switzerland � July 2001
Mixed by Gaylord Bravo and Guillaume Bougard
Produced by Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare and Guillaume Bougard for Taxi Productions
Video caption produced by Sequence productions
Executive producer Guillaume Bougard
Band: Andrew Bees (Lead vocals), Duckie Simpson (vocals, lead vocals on What is life),
Queen Kay (vocals), Sly Dunbar (Drums), Robbie Shakespeare (Bass), Darryl Thompson (Guitar), and Tony Asher Brissett (Keyboards).
Tracklist: Party next door, What is life, Here comes Black Uhuru, I love King Selassie, Bull in the Pen, World is Africa, Solidarity, Sinsemilla, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
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