Jamaicans come out in droves for 50th anniversary of ‘The Harder They Come’
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Jamaican socialites were out in droves for tribute concert
Brand Manager of Red Stripe, Nathan Nelms.
A cool, easy reggae jamming atmosphere, excited guests and a star-studded event, perfectly summarises what was the 50th anniversary of 1972 film The Harder They Come.
There was also a tribute concert at 10A West Kings House Road in St Andrew in honour of Jamaican music legend Jimmy Cliff, who starred in the Perry Henzell-directed film.
With an ice cold bottle of Red Stripe, Greg Silverman is here to celebrate a legend.
With performances by Cliff himelf, Marcia Griffiths, Bounty Killa, Tanya Stephens and many more, patrons were given a real treat last Saturday night (June 4).
The event was a huge success and pulled out the socialites in Jamaican society, who also viewed a masterfully curated exhibition on the film.
Greg Bailey ready for the night’s festivities.
Clearly enjoying themselves, Hixon Foster and Joy Bell.
The poster for ‘The Harder They Come’.
Jazz Grant, collage artist, was bold in green and black.
Nothing like friends and Red Stripe, (from left) Richard Nattoo, Kimani Beckford, Samantha Hay and Greg Bailey.
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