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
By Roy Black--- From left: Bunny Livingston, Bob Marley, and Peter Tosh as The Wailers.---- One of the most commonly accepted inaccuracies floating around these days in music circles is that
By Howard Campbell --- Ernest Wilson. It was hard to miss Ernest Wilson’s bulky frame, even in the dark parking area of Mixing Lab studio, where the veteran singer is
By Roy Black--- File A double disc signifies some of the success that Horace Andy has met with British group, Massive Attack.--- Horace Andy belongs to a fraternity of singers that
By Roy Black--- Derrick Harriott--- Three distinct phases to his career - two with the Jiving Juniors and one as a solo artist; two different voices that created hits for nearly
Hailed As Singer, Rapper, Songwriter, Record Producer, Sound System Operator, And Self-Styled 'Defender Of The Underdog' By Roy Black--- The passing of Cecil Campbell, better known as Prince Buster - the
By Roy Black--- Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd----- One of the most commonly accepted inaccuracies in early Jamaican popular music is the story that legendary record producer Clement 'Coxson' Dodd's voice appeared
D-Medz Though admitting he was never a big fan of Studio One music, singjay D-Medz said when he got a “spiritual vibration” to record songs on some of the legendary
By Kevin Jackson---- Christopher Price, proprietor of Peckings Records---- THERE is growing demand for vinyl records in the United Kingdom and Europe which is music to the ears of administrators
BY SOPHIA JUNE--- Norma Fraser-- “I met Sam Cooke and his wife Barbara, and he turned to her and said, ‘Why don’t you bring her to America with us? We