BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--- Bunny Wailer--- Forty years ago when Island Records released Blackheart Man, Bunny Wailers' outstanding debut album, reggae was still underground music in the United States. On his
By Shereita Grizzle--- Jimmy Cliff--- Reggae music was birthed in the trenches of Kingston, Jamaica, but today it has evolved into a universal language, a world music, loved and respected across
Bob Marley in the studio during the sessions for Johnny Nash’s I Can See Clearly Now No, it’s not a musical—praise Jah—but a curiosity in Bob Marley’s catalog: 1972’s “Reggae
By Benjamin Boles-- Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One label had an enormous impact on reggae, ska, dub, rocksteady, and dancehall, and helped launch the careers of artists including Bob Marley, The
Drummer Carlton ‘Carlie’ Barrett--- THE Wailers’ Carlton Barrett, who perfected the One Drop beat during the 1970's, is number 29 on Rolling Stone Magazine’s Top 100 Drummers. The list appears
by Julia Marsh--- Peter ToshPhoto: Getty Images Heirs of late reggae great Peter Tosh are warring over his royalties — and the rights to negotiate a lucrative deal with Bob
By Ashley Yore--- Autoplay: Imagine being in constant pain, without a cure in sight. It's a health condition many people in Tampa Bay are suffering with, often times in silence. One
By DAILYMAIL.COM REPORTER--- Bob Marley's son Ziggy and his wife have welcomed their fourth child together. Ziggy Marley, 47, and his wife Orly Agai already have daughter, Judah, 10, and
By socialyaad--- - It’s despicable, disgusting and disgraceful the way the memory of the late great Dennis Brown has been treated by Jamaica, both in the public and private sectors.
Cedella Marley STORY: DOREEN ST. FÉLIX PHOTO: BRAD OGBONNA The sound of Cedella Marley's name bears the double weight of matrilineal and patrilineal memory, as if her parents had arranged