By Roy Black--- Ernie Smith--- Last week's Music Diaries revealed how songwriters, especially those in early popular music, made heroes and heroines out of singers through their writing, while they themselves
Jamaica's First Lady of Jazz, Myrna Hague will make her annual visit to South Florida on April 1st for the staging of Simply Myrna. The show which has earned rave
Ernie Smith.--- VETERAN singer Ernie Smith is in an uptempo mood for having been invited to make a guest appearance on the 2017 staging of Simply Myrna. The annual concert
Ernie Smith took the audience down memory lane.---- VETERAN musician Ernie Smith is one of the headliners slated to perform at tomorrow’s Evening of Musical Excellence at the Jamaica Pegasus
BY RICHARD JOHNSON--- Ernie Smith--- FOR a second year, singer and songwriter Ernie Smith is being recognized by the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) at their honor awards. And, like
Top: Yellow Man Bottom: Alan Magnus---- SOME of Jamaican music’s noted stalwarts will be honored by the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) during its annual awards at Courtleigh Auditorium in New
(L) Cherine (R) Boris Gardiner--- LIVE music comes to the capital city from December 1-6 with the second staging of Kingston Music Week.The week kicks off on Tuesday with Live
Brigadier Jerry--- VETERAN dancehall deejay Brigadier Jerry and foundation sound system Jah Love will be among several acts scheduled for the global concert Play for Change Day at Irie
By Howard Campbell--- Top: Mikey Chung Bottom: Geoffrey Chung (left) with Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones----. The 17th staging of Tribute To The Greats takes place July 26
Ernie Smith-- When Ernie Smith recorded the slow ballad I Can't Take It, at the Federal Recording Studios in 1967, he had to convince himself he was a singer of sorts. Smith