By Marcia Rowe--- While the explosive fireworks on New Year's Eve brought fun and excitement to the Kingston Waterfront, it was not so for one of Jamaica's veteran musicians. There was
The Marley family presented instruments last Friday to Charlie Smith Comprehensive High School in Trench Town. From left: Ackelie Burrell (teacher at Charlie Smith), Queshane Burke (student), Sherone Parsons, head
Top: Junior Reid answers a few questions at Tuesday’s launch of his latest album. Sharing the moment is the evening’s host, radio personality Rosie Murray. (PHOTOS: GARFIELD ROBINSON) Bottom: Pashon Minott
Entertainer Nadine Sutherland (right) shares stage with Paul Elliott at his album launch at Reggae City Bar on Camp Road in Kingston. PAUL Elliott launched his album, Reggae Music TUN
Bongo Herman---- IN 50 years as a musician, Bongo Herman has played on numerous songs, covering the rocksteady, roots-reggae and dancehall genres. For his latest project, the veteran percussionist
By Basil Walters--- Gregory Isaacs--- A HOST of artists will celebrate Gregory Isaacs' 64th birthday on July 27 at Blue Essence (Kings Plaza) in a show dubbed 'A Hat Affair'.