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Toots & The Maytals: Live at Santa Monica Pier

Toots & The Maytals: Live at Santa Monica Pier

2001
Movie
60 min
0.0 / 10
Documentary
Music

Overview

Over the years, few video documents have been issued about one of reggae's most popular and enduring bands, Toots & the Maytals. With their slinky and extremely danceable rhythms and passionate concert performances, the outfit has long been one of reggae's top live acts. Released in 2001, the Live DVD is a fine document of the latter-day Toots & the Maytals live experience, recorded in front of a large and receptive crowed at the Santa Monica Pier in California on August 7, 1997. Featuring ten tracks overall and clocking in at an hour, Live features stirring renditions of many of the group's best-known tracks, including such highlights as "Pomps and Pride," "Funky Kingston," "Monkey Man," and "54-46 Was My Number," among others.

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Cast

Toots Hibbert

Toots Hibbert

Self

Joe Higgs

Joe Higgs

Self

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