PINKNEY... will receive the Order of Distinction in October--- WHEN guitarist Dwight Pinkney moved to Kingston from Mandeville in the late 1960s, there was plenty of work for session
Marcia Griffiths--- KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Marcia Griffiths, one of reggae's enduring talents, has been awarded the Order of Jamaica, the country's fourth highest honor. The announcement of Griffiths' latest
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
Sean Paul---- ORGANIZERS of the Montreal International Reggae Festival have announced three more Jamaican acts for its annual show to be held in that French-Canadian city, on August 15-17.
Marcia Griffiths--- Promoters of the annual Groovin' In The Park concert in Queens, New York say their decision to present a diverse cast of acts has paid off. According to
Marcia Griffiths may easily have been the artist who benefit most from Bob Andy's writing. He, not only wrote songs for her at the beginning of her career, but literally taught them
Bob Andy ---- Humility can become an even scarcer commodity among those who have achieved greatness. While the statement holds true in many instances, it does not apply to the great Jamaican songwriter and
Desi Jones By Shereita Grizzle--- Popular reggae backing band, The 809 Band will reunite this summer at Roy Wilkins Park in New York City for the 50th anniversary musical tribute to Marcia Griffiths. According
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston-- Cutty Ranks holding up a copy of his latest release, Last Man Standing.----PATRONS at Debbie's Sports Bar in Clarendon are likely to bump into deejay Cutty Ranks
Adahzeh---- THERE are not many female reggae bands around. Girlstown broke Jamaica's glass ceiling in the 1990s when they recorded and were Marcia Griffiths' backing band. Adahzeh, a five-piece unit,