Jimmy Cliff

Reggae pioneer Jimmy Cliff: ‘In England we had to fight to get any kind of recognition’
Killian Fox
28, Aug, 2022 @1:00 PM

The Harder They Come review – Jimmy Cliff falls hard in visceral revenge western
Peter Bradshaw
03, Aug, 2022 @3:00 PM

The return of Jimmy Cliff: ‘Rebel spirit is still in the Jamaican people’
Lloyd Bradley
06, Aug, 2021 @5:00 AM

Blaxploitation salvation: film directors’ children on rescuing their fathers’ lost movies
Ryan Gilbey
29, Jul, 2021 @5:00 AM

Love Supreme festival – mindful, vivacious, beguiling: jazz in infinite variety
John Fordham
08, Jul, 2019 @12:41 PM

Various artists: This Is Trojan 50! review – the label that changed Britain
Lloyd Bradley
26, Jul, 2018 @11:00 AM

Jimmy Cliff review – a joyful jamboree
Mark Beaumont
21, Aug, 2014 @12:30 PM

WOMADelaide festival 2013 – review
Hugh Masekela and Goran Bregovic made sweltering festival-goers at the WOMADelaide festival in South Australia feel even hotter
Caspar Llewellyn Smith
11, Mar, 2013 @1:45 PM

WOMADelaide festival 2013 – in pictures
Hugh Masekela, Jimmy Cliff, Salif Keita and Tim Rogers and the Bamboos have all appeared at WOMADelaide – the Australian version of Womad, taking place in Adelaide – while festivalgoers have partied in the sweltering sun
Alicia Canter
10, Mar, 2013 @5:22 PM

How we made: songwriter and actor Jimmy Cliff and actor Carl Bradshaw on The Harder They Come
'The director wanted everything to seem real: we spoke patois – and the ganja was real, too'
Interviews by Dave Simpson
20, Aug, 2012 @5:20 PM

Womad preview - in pictures
The biggest event in the UK's world music calendar is the Womad festival, founded by Peter Gabriel. This year sees its 30th anniversary, and to celebrate – and to provide a visual preview of this year's event – we've brought together this gallery of some of the artists you can enjoy this coming weekend
26, Jul, 2012 @2:45 PM

Jimmy Cliff: 'I always have a positive outlook' - video interview
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff talks to Sarfraz Manzoor about his new album, Rebirth, and how it marks a return to his reggae roots
Sarfraz Manzoor, Richard Sprenger and Nahema Marchal
25, Jul, 2012 @8:28 AM
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