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Interview with the Salinas based Reggae group Dubwise. Shot at this years Monterey Bay Reggaefest.

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Carmelita Harris, host of a popular Reggae World Beat TV show on cable's channel 29 in San Francisco, keeps her finger on the pulse of the community.She's busy. Driven. Dedicated. Jamaica alone turns out more music per ca-pita than any other country in the world. Harris knows where the next reggae concert is going to be -- from a concerthall to a small nightspot -- and who is going to spice it up.

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