REEL OPENS AS MALE IS BEING INTERVIEWED IN A CAMPGROUIND TENT IN JAMAICA. SEVERAL OTHER GUYS SITTING AROUND AND AN AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE IN BRIGHT YELLOW WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL T SHIRT.

CU MALE SITTING ON A LOG AT CAMPGROUND IN A BATHING SUIT, EATING FROM A PAPER PLATE AND ROCKING BACK AND FORTH TO THE MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND.

CARS AND VANS PARKED ALONG THE ROADSIDE. JAMAICAN GUY STANDING OUTSIDE HIS VAN WITH POTS. CAMPGROUND SIGN. PEOPLE WALKING ABOUT. VEHICLES ON THE ROAD, TRUCK WITH KIDS IN THE BACK DRIVES BY.

INTERVIEWER TALKS WITH NATIVE JAMAICAN MALE TALKING HEADS ABOUT THE MUSIC FESTIVAL AND ITS IMPACT ON THE AREA, THE BANDS THEY LIKE SUCH AS GLADYS KNIGHT, THE GRATEFUL DEAD, ARETHA.

SOUND CHECK. UNSEEN INTERVIEWER TALKS WITH JAMAICAN WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERT PROMOTER, PHIL LOBEL. LOBEL TALKS ABOUT THE EVENT, THE BOOKING OF THE REGGAE BANDS AND THE DIFFICULTY OF ARRANGING OTHER BANDS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD TO PERFORM. HE TALKS ABOUT HOW THE FESTIVAL ALL CAME ABOUT, THE CONCERT SITE, WORKING WITH THE JAMAICAN GOVERNMENT AND HOW QUICKLY IT ALL CAME TOGETHER. HE DISCUSSES THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF IMPROVED POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN JAMAICA AND USA. HE READS OFF THE FINAL UPDATED LINEUP OF THE BANDS FOR LAST NIGHT, AND HOW MANY TIMES IT CHANGED DUE TO JAMAICAN POLITICAL MOVES.

PETER TOSH, JAMAICAN REGGAE MUSICIAN, TALKS ABOUT THE HIGH PRICE OF TICKETS FOR THE EVENT, REGGAE MUSIC BEING THE KING'S MUSIC, HOW HIGHLY ACCEPTED THE MUSIC IS. HE SPEAKS OF DISCRIMINATION WITH THE REGGAE MUSIC AND THE POLITICS OF REGGAE. HE TALKS ABOUT THE POSITIVITY OF THE EVENT, AND HOW THE MUSIC WILL BE RESPECTED GOING FORWARD..