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By Kevin Jackson---Observer writer--- Aidonia with two plaques at a previous staging of the World Clash Dubplate Awards---  The World Clash Dubplate Awards takes place on March 24 with artistes

Published:Thursday | February 14, 2019 | 12:15 AMPreviousNext Berry Gordy (left) and Diana Ross on stage during ‘Motown 60: A Grammy Celebration’. Stevie Wonder jammed with his harmonica, John Legend

 IN PHOTO ABOVE, L-R: MINISTER OLIVIA "BABSY" GRANGE, MR. EPHRAIM MARTIN AND JAMAICA'S PRIME MINISTER HON. ANDREW HOLNESS. _______________________________________________________________  In a letter to Ephraim Martin, the Executive Producer of the

BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--Observer senior writer-- The Tamlins --- For over 20 years, Clyde White was the go-to promoter of reggae shows in Minnesota. He took the biggest artistes to that state,

BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--Observer senior writer-- Growing up the youngest of eight children, Janet Byles knew her brother Junior was special, but troubled. She was aware of his popularity as a singer

Photo Buju Banton--- Reggae artistes Chronixx, Cocoa Tea, Etana, Ghost and Romain Virgo have been listed as some of the friends who will perform with Buju Banton at his  Long Walk

“Caribbean Culinary Museum & Theater” To Open In Lauderhill Caribbean Culture and History will be on Display at the Lauderhill Museum this Spring, and will Open to a Sold Out

BY RICHARD JOHNSON--Observer senior reporter--- Ibo Cooper --- Despite government's announcement of the Gold Awards to celebrate the 50th anniversary of reggae music, the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) will go

The 16th Stepping High Ganja and Music Festival takes place in Negril, Jamaica from March 1-2. Once again, emphasis will be on educating and promoting the benefits of marijuana, as well

BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--Observer senior writer-- Jack Radics -- Singer Jack Radics, whose unique delivery made him a dancehall standout in the 1990's, is among the headliners for Stars R Us, scheduled