The Birth of a Trust: Bermuda's History Through Music Documentaryy

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The Birth of a Trust: Bermuda's History through Music (1997: Dread & Baha Productions) is a documentary about the history of entertainment in Bermuda seen through the eyes of many of the country's most notable musicians. The film documents the evolution of local music scene from the big band era of the 1940s and 1950s, through the popular "Battle of the Groups" at the Rosebank in the late 60s and 70s, up to the dancehall clashes of today. It features local legends like Hubert Smith, Ghandi Burgess, Lance Hayward and Michael Curtis Clarke and highlights the accomplishments of present day artists like Ras Giorgis and now retired soundsystem "Playboy International". The film also discusses how the music of the time reflected the social changes that were taking place at any particular point in our history; from WWII, to the volatile 60's and 70s with the assesination of the Governor and the riots, and the 1981 general strike.