Reggae stars for library charity in Kenya Pam Hall---- Eric Donaldson, Pam Hall, Half Pint and Leroy Sibbles are currently in Nairobi, Kenya for a charity show, funds from which
Top: Leroy Sibbles Bottom: Freddie McGregor--- The New York branch of the Twelve Tribes of Israel celebrates its 40th anniversary with two shows, on September 5 and 6, in Queens. The
The two music legends will be joined on stage by other reggae greats including Leroy Sibbles, Pam Hall, Endel Major and Kenya's self-proclaimed "First Lady" of reggae Nazizi. The event
By Patricia Meschino---- When veteran Jamaican singer Leroy Sibbles took the stage at the St. Kitts Music Festival, the audience drew closer to savor his smooth delivery of vintage hits
The Heptones members: Robert Dacres, Earl Morgan and Carlton Scarlett.--- VETERAN reggae group The Heptones will be releasing their 64th studio album called Rebel Love in May. The 10-track album
The Main Ingredient: (from left) Donald Black, Cuba Gooding Sr and Gregory Henderson.-- AFTER a one-year absence from the Jamaican concert calendar, Mother’s Day show — To Mom With Love
By Curtis Campbell--- Leroy Sibbles and his team--- Legendary reggae artist Leroy Sibbles has named his new locally built car the Local Legend. According to the icon, the car is symbolic
Leroy Brown--- RELEASED in 1964, Tom Paxton’s ballad The Last Thing on My Mind has earned its ‘classic’ tag. It has been covered by several Jamaican artists, the latest being
Leroy Sibbles--- THE rocksteady era of the late 1960's produced several great songwriters and musicians. One of them was Leroy Sibbles of harmony trio The Heptones. Sibbles, an headliner for
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