Neville Garrick---- By Shereita Grizzle--- In 1970, Jamaica-born graphic artist Neville Garrick was a student at the University of California in Los Angeles. It was there that he and six
WASHINGTON – One of the Recording Industry Association of America’s (RIAA’s) most certified groups ever, Bob Marley & The Wailers, earned May’s top album certification, according to Gold & Platinum’s newest monthly tally. “Legend” (Island, 1984) certified
Derrick Harriott (left) and Castro demonstrating the dance step The Jerk at The Glass Bucket Club---- The day a reggae legend is born By Shereita Grizzle---- On February
A judge dismisses a record company's claim to 13 of the Jamaican reggae star's songs following a dispute over publishing rights. Bob Marley died May 11, 1981 from skin
By Richard Johnson--- MARLEY... I know I am a true Marley--- SIX months after submitting his DNA results to the Marley family, singer Fabian Marley says he is yet to
The Bob Marley estate and the US-based fried chicken chain, Raising Cane’s have reportedly reached an out of court settlement in their legal dispute over the chain's use of
The question of who actually composed Bob Marley’s classic song "No Woman, No Cry" has fascinated scholars of the reggae legend for 40 years. Now the 1974 song, one of
Bob Marley--- A case involving copyright issues regarding some songs by international Reggae icon Bob Marley is set for the Chancery Division of the High Court in London on
While millions are sending greetings, postcards and gifts to mothers today, Mother's Day, many are observing the 33rd anniversary of the passing of legendary reggae king, Robert Nesta Marley. He made the transition on
By Howard Johnson---- The cover of Remembering Peter Tosh which was edited by Ceil Tulloch.--- PETER Tosh was on the verge of an international breakthrough with The Wailers when