BY BRIAN BONITTO--- George Nooks in performance at Musical Rhapsody held at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on Sunday. (Photos: Garfield Robinson) --- EMBATTLED singer George Nooks gave a
By Howard Campbell--- Antonio “Chips” Richards and Lloyd “King Jammy’s” James.--- IN early 1974, Antonio “Chips” Richards was a marketing man at Trojan Records. The British independent company, formed in
George Nooks--- There is a prototype, it seems, for so-called vintage shows in Jamaica. Big performances and small, but exuberant audiences. That was the case for ‘Blast From The Past’
BY HOWARD CAMPBELL--- B.B. Seaton Though he recorded a number of cover songs early in his career, it did not take B.B. Seaton long to discover the importance of being
Kafinal--- Singer Kafinal is delighted about his new single I Don’t Wanna Wait. Produced by Trench Town-based Triple L Records, the track was released earlier this month. “I Don’t Wanna
(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
Ken Boothe--- KEN Boothe is singing a song familiar to many of his contemporaries; That his new songs are being overlooked by disc jockeys in Jamaica. The singer's latest album,
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
Michael Barnett--- Startime, the live show credited with sparking the rocksteady revival of the 1990s, returns in early January. Michael Barnett, who started the event as Heineken Startime in June
By Mel Cooke--- GT Taylor--- As he plans the 15th staging of the Extravaganza branded with his name, sound system operator and media personality 'G.T.' Taylor intends to stage what