On December 14, 2000, Culture, Burning Spear, and the Wailers all arrived in South Africa to perform three historic shows organized by Justin Engels of the label/distributor Revolver Records. Although Culture had performed in many African countries before, this would be his first time in South Africa. December 15 is the day the schools all let out in Capetown and it was the night of our first show. Culture has been the biggest selling group for Revolver for many years and the night was full of anticipation as he hit the stage. The crowd of 10,000 was made up of white surfer kids, middle class blacks, and many dreads from the Capetown area. Once Culture was jamming the crowd was united as one people. There was no more thought of apartheid, only a united, free South Africa. Backstage the promoter told me in all his years promoting shows in South Africa he had never witnessed anything like this, people all jamming together as one. This is the true power of reggae and Culture, who has always loved Africans and been loved by Africans in return. Historically documented on video and audio, we present to you this classic night of Culture, Life in Africa. The first time Culture can be seen on video and with bonus features on both the VHS and DVD formats. Relive this monumental experience and see for yourself the magic of that night.
Track Listing:
I Tried
Pay Day
Addis Ababba
Tribal War
Won’t Somebody
Ganja Time
Legalisation
Revolution
Disobedient Children
Down in Jamaica
Money Girl
Rally Round
Trust Me
Jah Jah See Them a Come
Jah Rastafari
International Herb
Get Ready
Never Get Weary Yet
Too Long in Slavery
Two 7’s Clash
Running Time: 68 mins
