BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--- Dennis Brown--- Citing a resurgence in home-grown reggae, Tads International Record will release Dennis Brown: The Inseparable Reggae Family, a multi-track album of hit songs. A May release
Junior Holt. Almost 30 years after his first recording, Junior Holt still finds it a challenge to step out from the shadow of his famous father. The singer, who has
Retracing Reggae Record Sleeves in London is a project by French-born, Brixton-based photographer Alex Bartsch that takes a closer look at reggae record covers photographed in London between 1967 and 1987. Pat
Oswald ‘Ossie’ Holt--- Though he placed third in a 1956 Vere Johns Opportunity Hour talent contest and sang in English pubs, Oswald ‘Ossie’ Holt never took music seriously as his
Reggae singer John Holt’s siblings, Ossie and Patsy, at the launch of ‘1000 Volts Of Holt’ show at Eden Gardens in St Andrew last Saturday. (Photo: Steve James)--- She’s heard
Bob Andy-- Last week's article showcased a couple of the commonly accepted inaccuracies in early Jamaican popular music, and sought to provide credible evidences to substantiate those claims. There were
By Joel Goldenberg--- Bob Marley's early output is now available for streaming.--- When legal music streaming began via sites like Rdio, Spotify and others, the music one could listen
Ken Boothe--- REGGAE great Ken Boothe plans to cut back on his calendar of shows in 2016. "I am taking a break, I have seen what extensive touring can do
By Howard Campbell--- (L) Lloyd Parks, bandleader of Lloyd Parks and We The People band. (R) PARKS... the music did get water down mainly because everybody have a studio 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