Burning Spear - Hippodrome de Pantin - 1982

This authentic Burning Spear poster is a real gem of our cultural heritage!
She announces the concert of the Jamaican reggae group, October 12, 1982 at the Hippodrome de Paris - Pantin

Identified with his group to the point that it is only called Burning Spear (the flaming javelin), Winston Rodney is of course its soul, its heart, its voice. It is he who infuses him with his energy, his serene calm.
The seriousness of his singing, the smoothness of his tone, his mystical-political lyrics, made him one of the main characters of the Jamaican scene in the 1970s. Prophet in his country and composer of some of the most beautiful hymns of the genre (Marcus Garvey and Slavery Days), Burning Spear remains one of the guarantors of the eternal reggae.

That evening of 1982, he played many songs from his album "Farover" released the year before, which was a great success with critics and the public. His powerful voice and his political commitment marked the spirits of the spectators present.

Printed by SE Lalande - Courbet Wissous, this poster is an original vintage copy in excellent condition, it has never been glued and has been very well preserved.

Dimensions: 116 x 78 cm / 45.7 x 30.7 in
Printing: SE Lalande - Courbet Wissous
Condition: Very good condition, Folded, Not backed

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