By Basil Walters--- Top: David Cupples. AMERICAN author David Cupples believes Bob Marley should be made a National Hero of Jamaica. During his address to the Bob Marley Lecture Series
VP Records executive Christopher 'Chris' Chin--- Kingston, JA:--- Some of the biggest stars in the reggae industry including singer Beres Hammond, Capleton, Chronixx, Etana, Nadine Sutherland, Ibamah, Lloyd Parks
Top: Copeland Forbes Bottom: Peter Tosh The annual Peter Tosh Symposium, in keeping with the spirit of the fiery artist, was this year not without controversy. The singer’s former manager, Copeland
Roy Shirley was perhaps the most eccentric performer in Jamaican music, mesmerising audiences at various venues, including the Carib Theatre, with some superb, electrifying performances during the 1960s. Donning a
New York, NY – Promoted as a two-day music festival set to debut on Saturday, October 13 & Sunday, October 14 (Constant Spring Golf Club - Kingston, Jamaica),
By Howard Campbell----- FOR over 30 years, Ronnie Nasralla was one of the movers and shakers in Jamaica's music industry. On July 28, he will be honoured for his contribution
Zachary Harding---- Jamaica50 documentary highlights what's right with the island By Sadeke Brooks, Staff Reporter----- Zachary Harding gave guests a sneak peek into his One Peopledocumentary, a project started a year ago on
From The Jamaica Gleaner Published: Sunday | December 25, 2011 Popular Songs Campaign Hits '70s Peak Over the years, political parties have used popular Jamaican hit recordings to help