By Howard Campbell--- Top: Noel “Skully” Simms. Bottom: Junior Lincoln---- Junior Lincoln, financial director of the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA), is urging artists to join local music unions and
By Shereita Grizzle-- Former Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Dr Wykeham McNeill (third left) unveils the new Bob Marley statue at Culture Yard in Trench Town, Kingston, while (from left) Junior
Dennis Brown--- THIS year’s staging of the Dennis Brown Birthday Tribute concert scheduled for the Waterfront in downtown Kingston has hit another snag and will not take place tomorrow. Show
DENNIS Brown’s Birthday Tribute Concert and the Trench Town Music Festival have been rescheduled due to the February 25 General Election. Junior Lincoln — vice-chairman of Jamaica Reggae Industry Association
BY RICHARD JOHNSON--- Dennis Brown---- VP Records is preparing to release an album featuring songs by Dennis Emmanuel Brown, covered by a number of young Jamaican artists. Music industry insider
Dennis Brown---- By Curtis Campbell--- Junior Lincoln, chairman of the Dennis Brown Trust, says the late reggae great was one of the most loved reggae/lovers rock artists of his time. According to Lincoln, 'The Crown
Dennis Brown (left) and Freddie McGregor back in the day.--- Had he been alive, reggae icon Dennis Emmanuel Brown would have celebrated his 58th birthday on Sunday, February 1. To mark the
BY HOWARD CAMPBELL------ IN August, it will be 50 years since Jamaica gained Independence from Britain. Today, the Jamaica Observer's Entertainment section reflects on the influence Jamaican pop culture has