Rudies Come Back (The Rise & Rise of 2-Tone) (1980)
Adrian Thrills investigates a new and exhilarating musical blend which is taking the country by storm. 2-tone is a unique mix of music, fusing together reggae, rock, soul, ska, blue beat and punk. With its home in Coventry and its roots in reggae, it derives its name and identity from the co-existence of its black and white members.
Director: Jeff Perks
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Adrian Thrills as Self |
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Pauline Black as Self, The Selector |
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Charley "Aitch" Bembridge as Self, The Selector |
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Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson as Self, The Selector |
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Neol Davies as Self, The Selector |
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Charley Anderson as Self, The Selector |
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Adam Williams as Self, The Selector |
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James Mackie as Self, The Selector |
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Compton Amanor as Self, The Selector |
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Terry Hall as Self, The Specials |
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Jerry Dammers as Self, The Specials |
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Lynval Golding as Self, The Specials |
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Neville Staple as Self, The Specials |
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Horace Panter as Self, The Specials |
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Roddy Radiation as Self, The Specials |
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John Bradbury as Self, The Specials |
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Dick Cuthell as Self, The Specials |
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Rico Rodriguez as Self, The Specials |
| Directing | Jeff Perks | Director |
| Production | Alan Yentob | Producer |
| Camera | Bernard Hedges | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Roger Long | Sound |
| Sound | Richard Bird | Sound |
| Sound | Alan Dykes | Sound Mixer |
| Art | Glenn Carwithen | Graphic Designer |
| Editing | David Aliband | Editor |
| Production | Jeff Perks | Producer |
