Keep on Moving: The UB40 Story

The forthcoming documentary, Keep on Moving: The UB40 Story, is a one hour
film by Executive Producer and Journalist Tom Jordan. It's an in-depth look at
arguably the world's most influential reggae band, UB40.

Keep on Moving looks at UB40's 28-year history, career, discography, live
performances and impact on today's music. It features intimate interviews with
every band member as they were finishing up production on their current album,
Who You Fighting For?, and as they were preparing for a concert at London's
Royal Albert Hall. Keep on Moving follows the band in-studio, during rehearsals
and live performances in the U.K. and USA.
www.ub40keeponmoving.com

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[danjugle]

These guys are extraordinarily mediocre. Music needs a band like this like an Inuit needs a freezer. And the guy sounds like a frog. Ribbit!

[Popeyeeye]

Yeah, that's why the fathers of reggae themselves have paid tribute to UB40. The members of UB40 are purists in their taste of reggae. They just know what it takes to introduce it to the rest of the world.

[Popeyeeye]

Thanks!

[Fammiesca]

I LOVE THEMMMMMMMMMMMMM! And they got enough numbers that are made by themself

[flamechicknz]

great lover of UB40 everytime they come down to the pacific i always go and never dissappointed thank u for posting this vid one love

[tonyub40]

que paso con el audio

[tonyub40]

poner aundio porfavor

[Sackbwoy]

cont... the injustice of the oppresive system.. Two examples of songs that reflect what the heart of reggae music is about whether black or white, rasta or not....

[Sackbwoy]

cont..... reflection of the struggles that many of the working and lower class British people were experiencing under the Tory goverment in the early 80's they also spoke out against many other political injustices for example the case of black american Gary Tyler who was convicted of a murder that he didn't commit , UB40's song "Tyler" brought his case to a world that wouldn't have heard about it, also their anti aparthied anthem and song to Mandela "Sing Our Own Song" spoke of the..

[Sackbwoy]

cont.... biggest hits got the correct publishing royalties from songs that they were not even originally paid for... If these guys were just "cashing in" then why would they even invest money and build a studio in Jamaica and also pay homage to their reggae heroes... You may not like their music which is far enough, I don't like everything that they've done, but I do respect their integrity and their genuine love for reggae music and its pioneers. Their early music was a true.........

[Sackbwoy]

cont... and wealth of knowledge of reggae music, the fact that all the boys have stayed totally connected to their original communities, provided jobs and have supported many other local organisations especially youth within their community clealry shows that they are more interested in empowering and supporting those around them shows that they are not just "cashing in" but have invested and given back to others.. They also ensured that the original Jamaican writers of some UB40's...

[Sackbwoy]

@lordjin2007 you need to check your history as reggae music originally had nothing to do with Rasta, it was Jamaican pop music which came from ska music, while I agree that it was the music of the poorer neighbourhoods in Jamaica, this should not take away from the fact that the music has influenced and appealed to many worldwide.. UB40 are just a reflection of that influence of which they were apart of growing up, furthermore the band is multi racial and all members of the band have a deep.....

[manna1974]

How can I get this documentary, anyone knows?

[manna1974]

Anyone knows how I can get this documentary?

[danjugle]

Didn't say I could, smart guy. The difference is I don't get paid to. But I do know the genuine article when I hear it, and I sure as hell know bull$hit when I hear it.