Deep Roots Music Vol. 3: Money in My Pocket / Ghetto Riddims

The final two installments of a six part series originally produced in the early 80s following the premature death of Bob Marley. "Money in My Pocket" explores some of the politics of Jamaica at the time and its relation to reggae, and includes an interview with the then-newly elected prime minister. "Ghetto Riddims" features one of producer Jack "L. Lindo" Ruby's street-corner audition sessions, with a number of unknown performers taking the mic, providing a unique opportunity to see a rawer look at the early-80s reggae scene.