By Roy Black--- Dennis Alcapone--- Another of the international ambassadors for the Jamaican music industry is Dennis Alcapone, who became well known in the 1960's and 1970's for his DJ recordings
Producer Bunny Lee--- Bunny Lee, one of the top record producers of the golden age of ska, rocksteady and early reggae music, celebrates 50 years in the entertainment business this
Lloyd ‘King Jammy’ James (left) accepting a 2015 JaRIA Honor Award from Professor Carolyn Cooper.--- With over 150 albums in his catalog and still counting, record producer, studio engineer and
Keble Drummond--- In early 1967, an American-Canadian rock band named Buffalo Springfield entered the Billboard chart with their anti-war song named For What it’s Worth. Renamed Watch This Sound, a
AFTER PANEL DISCUSSION, BRITISH SHOE MANUFACTURER CLARKS, TO CONSIDER MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO JAMAICA!
By Richard Johnson--- Al " DJ Al Fingers" Newman--- JAMAICANS' fascination with British shoe brand Clarks was the subject of a panel discussion at the Victoria and Albert Museum in
By Howard Campbell--- Bunny Lee--- LEGENDARY music producer, Bunny Lee, has little time for 'so-called historians' whom he accuses of distorting the facts about the early years of Jamaican pop
By Simone Morgan--- Veteran producer Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee points to a section of his studio that was destroyed by fire earlier this month. LEGENDARY music producer Bunny 'Striker' Lee's Gorgon
Max Romeo--- THE Greenwich Town community celebrates its music heritage tomorrow with Greenwich Town: Kingston 13 Culture Fest, a live show staged by its citizens' association. The event takes
By Basil Walters--- Derrick Morgan and Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee have inspired many star performers from Greenwich Town---. THE Greenwich Town community in Kingston will honor two of its outstanding musical
Someone knew what they were doing when they decided to name this album “Real Reggae Music” because that is exactly what you get. The formula here is very simple.