From left: Bunny Livingston, Bob Marley and Peter Tosh when they just formed The Wailin' Wailers.--- Studio 1 has become a household name in Jamaica, insofar as it relates to
Top: Ken Boothe, Andra Davis Bottom: Cherine The media-based celebrations aim to bring reggae into sharp focus globally. This is achieved through increased airplay of reggae music, special conferences and
Ken Boothe--- American group Atlantic Starr will be the headliners for R&B Reggae Concert series at the LIME Golf Academy in New Kingston, St Andrew, on Saturday, December 27.
By Howard Campbell---- From left) Danny Breakenridge, his daughter Ayesha and reggae singer Bob Andy--- MIAMI Vice and Don Johnson were the biggest game in South Florida (and the United
Ken Boothe and Freddie McGregor-- The Jamaica Association of Vintage Artists and Affiliates (JAVAA) stages its annual Music Festival Sunday at the Countryside Club in Kingston. The show features Ken Boothe,
Gregory Isaacs-Contributed---- By Mel Cooke--- I have seen this cycle before - the death of a noted performer, the outpouring of emotion, the increased level of airplay, the many newspaper
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston--- Top: Ken Boothe Bottom: John Holt In tribute to singer John Holt who died on October 20 in London, England, the Jamaica Observer presents 'Holt a Day',
Delroy Wilson - File The 1972 gospel-based recording I'll Take You There by The Staple Singers soared to the top of the American Billboard charts that year. It triggered a
Marcia Griffiths & Ken Boothe "Groovin' In The Park" Thirty-five years after they performed with Bob Marley at Madison Square Garden, Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt returned to
Ken Boothe - File--- By Leighton Levy--- Almost 50 years since he recorded his first single in 1964, reggae crooner Ken Boothe is still going strong. Songs from his latest