Supreme Lee Scratch Perry Video & Giveaway

Lee Scratch Perry photographed by Shaniqwa Jarvis in Switzerland

It takes a really special type of genius to create new genres and explore musicianship in undiscovered ways. You really have to march to the beat of your own drum. Lee Scratch Perry is one of those innovators. And my guys at Supreme recognize that. So we made a short film on him. This one was a little bit different than what we usually do. It was really about patchworking all this really fantastic footage into a digestable story. We wanted you to feel what Lee is all about in a couple minutes and hopefully learn a little something about him. I certainly did working on this project.

In Lee Scratch Perry's honor of good vibrations I'm giving away a couple of the incredible Supreme posters Shaniqwa Jarvis photographed of him (above). These are not for sale, highly sought after, and so good... You know the routine... Hit me with your name and active e-mail in the comments section. Follow me on Twitter @JakeDavisFilms and remember "you have to turn the evil down, and turn the good up, so that the good will always be over the evil..."

 

And only because I love you guys so fuckin' much...

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[Forest]

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[Forest]

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[Arjan]

Thank you.

[GD Singh]

Good stuff.

[akim]

good works.

[JJ]

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[Blake]

Blake ---- BlakeBjornstad@yahoo.com and you got a brand new follower

[mauricio]

yes please.

[mike ley]

was so stoked to see you guys blasted this dude this season along with some specials love on the other tee. true originator, creator, the upsetter.

[Joe]

Hi. Thanks.

[Mack]

Tthat poster would be perfect framed on my wall. Mackadocious1@gmail.com

[Llywarch]

Excellent!

[Stevie Ites]

Man called Scratch....true upsettah.

Stephen - stevieites@gmail.com

[david]

'Dreadlocks in Moonlight'

[Ethan Hirsch]

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[Ali B]

Don't be an Upsetter by not letting me win the poster! ;)

[a. nicole archer]

just discovered you via "impossible cool"...gotta love technology...would love a poster...got a cd of Perry when I was in London in 2k5...love it...

[Chris Kiuchi]

Upsetter! Ever heard Scratch's Happy Birthday? That's all I need.

[Oleg]

In game too!

[Ryan]

Hot dude

[donna]

This is great, thanks.

[Tibajones]

ha jake, nice one. this would be perfect, framed on my new wooden floor. hit me up in case my proxy runs with my money and poster!

[Triple Double]

selecta selecta!

[Lon Compayre]

legend

[Maximus King]

Trail Blazer..he's got such an aura about him. supreme does it again, well played jake.

[Lucas]

need that! cheers

[fuji]

jake you need to drop another soundtrack

djfuji@msn.com

-fuji

[Jack]

thanks

[Erik]

"I, Pipecock Jackson, Jack Lightning, Jesse The Hammer, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Daniel Dandelion the Lion, Jah Rastafari the crumbler, the ghost of King Arthur, put a curse on BBC radio and television, and BBC government, that they can never undo until they start playing Mr. Perry records morning, noon, and night, and around the clock - tick tock."

LEGEND

[xris]

Fearless. Essential. Working class hero. Vital. Two-track magician. Reverbation. Burning. Insanity is just normal from the other side. What would we Anglo-Saxons do without a man like LSP?

Thanks Jake.

[ken tsuchiya]

Hey. hope its not too late.....would love to put this up on my wall

[Tyler Ellis]

I'd love one of the photos if you still got any. - Tyler

Thanks.

[Roy]

Saw him here in NY a while ago, back in 2000 or 2001. Dope.
roygibiv@gmail.com

[Daniel Scheppke]

Daniel Scheppke

Dscheppke@comcast.net

I hope i'm not too late! thanks.

[Mark]

Already a long time follower. Keep up the good work! markdick@gmail.com

[DZ]

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[Theo Landon]

hallotheo@gmail.com

man i bet i'd be way too late. missed the return of django, I guesss (hittin up the cluey-ish reference)

[Chris]

Hope I'm not to late, the lady friend would love this.

hxc709@gmail.com

[maalik ausar obasi]

Lee Scratch....'A master pon top of de charts'

Peace & Blessings

info@maalikobasi.com

[James Chiser]

wagwan Mi love reggae music since day 1!

James Chiser
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[Ali]

Any winner yet?

[Kadaj Belton]

Just hit that follow button woa, i want that poster, its cool as shit.

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[Dawters]

THIS BOOK IS A MUST!!! It not only features Lee Scratch Perry but Augustus Pablo and Junior Delgado.

A book of photographs by Pogus Caesar celebrating Britain's iconic black musicians is to be published next month.

The book features evocative, nostalgic and largely unpublished images of musical legends like Stevie Wonder, Grace Jones and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry.

Most of Caesar’s photography is based around his home city of Birmingham, documenting a spectrum of well-known personalities and recording significant events including the Handsworth riots, Birmingham tornado and the regeneration of the Bullring.

“These images record a unique period in what would come to be called black British life,” remarks author and historian Paul Gilroy.

“Pogus Caesar’s emphatically analog art is rough and full of insight. He conveys the transition between generations, mentalities and economies.”

Legendary reggae artists figures prominently, and appropriately, in the Caesar image canon - Burning Spear, The Wailers, Augustus Pablo, Rita Marley, Mighty Diamonds, Black Uhuru, Sly Dunbar, Steel Pulse etc. The photographer cites reggae itself is a significant influence, reflecting his own St Kitts background in the Eastern Caribbean.

The launch of Muzika Kinda Sweet follows an exhibition of the work at the Oom Gallery in Birmingham earlier this year.

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/pogus-caesars-muzika-kinda-sweet-2080071.html?action=Gallery&ino=3

[Jenielle CA]

A great book indeed, it's more about the photos - all black musicans and Caesar's journey through the 80's to present day.

Makes a change - nice for the coffee table, lazing on Sundays and dreaming.

[Ashanti]

Pogus Caesar film on Handsworth Riots: BBC TV

In 1985 tension and community discontentment escalated into the historical Handsworth riots that rocked Birmingham UK between 9th - 11th September 1985.

Birmingham film maker and photographer Pogus Caesar knows Handsworth well. He found himself in the centre of the 1985 riots and spent two days capturing a series of startling images. Caesar kept them hidden for 20 years. Why? And how does he see Handsworth now?.

The stark black and white photographs featured in the film provide a rare, valuable and historical record of the raw emotion, heartbreak and violence that unfolded during those dark and fateful days in September 1985.

http://youtu.be/Ey7ijaXv6UQ

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