6 Music Celebrates... Jamaica 50

Don Letts presents a reggae version mash-up excursion for London's Notting Hill Carnival.

David Rodigan celebrates 50 years of Jamaican music for A Month of Sundays.

Barrington Levy and Black Roots in session for John Peel in 1981.

The songs of Bob Marley and Lee 'Scratch' Perry at the Royal Festival Hall in 2003.

Rastamouse creator Michael de Souza is in the studio with Cerys.

Jimmy Lindsay at the Paris Theatre, London in 1980.

Toots Hibbert joins Nemone for a live session.

Author Colin Grant joins Mark to discuss Jamaican music as part of 6 Music's Jamaica 50 season.

British dub reggae ensemble Zion Train recorded live in concert in Camden 1995.

Damian Marley, Nas and others discuss the continuing legacy of Bob Marley.

Linton Kwesi Johnson concludes his 10-part history of Jamaican music.

A look at Rastafarianisn and Haile Selassie's impact on Jamaican music.

A look at Rastafarianisn and Haile Selassie's impact on Jamaican music.

Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the influence of reggae record producers.

Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the influence of reggae record producers.

Colin Grant looks at the cycles of Jamaican music in Wheel and Come Again.

Black Roots perform live in session for John Peel in 1981.

Documentary series about Jamaican popular music with Linton Kwesi Johnson.

Brinsley Ford explores how independence helped shape the form of Jamaican music.

Black Slate recorded at The Paris Theatre London in 1980.

Nemone celebrates 50 years of Jamaican independence with poet and novelist Benjamin Zephaniah in a marathon Record Exchange.

Steel Pulse's Mykaell Riley joins Mark in the studio.

Burning Spear performs live at Glastonbury in 1999.