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Doug Hadgraft interview with Steve Barrow

I've used the word "catalyst" to describe Barrow's part in the creation of the Reggae Archive. This is implied in the Hadgraft interview:

That was a project initiated by Chris Blackwell after he read the little 96-page interview I did with Derrick Morgan, an extract of which was used in the Marley ‘Songs of Freedom’ set. Mr. Blackwell was fascinated by that, and after I’d done the ‘Tougher Than Tough: The Story of Jamaican Music’ 4-cd set for Island, the idea was to do ‘Rougher Than Rough; The Story of Jamaican Music told by the people who made it’, which was planned as a film. That in turn developed into the Reggae Archive project funded by Chris Blackwell. (Steve Barrow Quote)

The full interview can be accessed by clicking the link in the Ref section.

Sluffs (talk) 19:43, 6 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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