By Howard Campbell---- From left) Danny Breakenridge, his daughter Ayesha and reggae singer Bob Andy--- MIAMI Vice and Don Johnson were the biggest game in South Florida (and the United
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON AND RICHARD JOHNSON--- Wailer remembers John Holt--- In tribute to singer John Holt who died on October 20 in London, England, the Jamaica Observer presents 'Holt a
John Holt (left) and Beres Hammond pay their respects to Dennis Brown in song at Brown's 53rd birthday celebrations in downtown Kingston in 2010. File photos By Shereita Grizzle---- On Sunday
By Howard Campbell--- Panellists at the June 20 Sierra Nevada World Music Festival seminar in California. (From left): Beverly ‘Sista Irie’ Shaw, David Baram, Lloyd Stanbury, Bob Andy and
Marcia Griffiths & Ken Boothe "Groovin' In The Park" Thirty-five years after they performed with Bob Marley at Madison Square Garden, Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt returned to
Marcia Griffiths--- Promoters of the annual Groovin' In The Park concert in Queens, New York say their decision to present a diverse cast of acts has paid off. According to
Bob Andy ---- Humility can become an even scarcer commodity among those who have achieved greatness. While the statement holds true in many instances, it does not apply to the great Jamaican songwriter and
Beres Hammond - File Reggae hit machine Beres Hammond will join Australian soft-pop duo Air Supply as headline acts at the annual Groovin' In The Park Concert at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens,
By IAN BURRELL ------- If Bob Andy had received the same recognition as Bob Marley or Jimmy Cliff he “would be dead now”, he conceded over a cup of tea in London
BY HOWARD CAMPBELL------- A box set commemorating the 50th anniversary of Studio One and the 80th birthday of the studio’s founder Clement ‘Coxson’ Dodd, is scheduled to be released in