By Pete Chambers--- If you ever get the chance, have a conversation with Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry. Half an hour with the man behind some of the greatest music ever made
Cedric Myton---- SINGER Cedric Myton, whose distinct tenor helped make The Congos one of roots-reggae's most influential groups, will headline tomorrow evening's Inna Di Yard show at Redbones Blues Café
Pashon Minott (second right), daughter of late dancehall singer Sugar Minott, poses with the plaque in honour of her father’s contribution to Jamaica’s music. (From left ) Benjamin Simms, Digicel
By Curtis Campbell--- Singer Max Romeo believes mainstream Jamaican radio has deterred reggae's progress and development. Speaking at the recently concluded International Reggae Conference 2015 at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona
Max Romeo--- THE Greenwich Town community celebrates its music heritage tomorrow with Greenwich Town: Kingston 13 Culture Fest, a live show staged by its citizens' association. The event takes
Xana Romeo--- XANA Romeo, daughter of veteran roots-reggae singer Max Romeo, is set to release her mix tape, The Cleanse, which is produced by her father for his Tharmax Music
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston GERMAN film-maker Volker Schaner is seeking additional funding to complete his documentary on legendary Jamaican music producer Lee 'Scratch' Perry. Schaner, 45, placed Vision Of Paradise (the
By Howard Campbell----- WHEN Rod Hallett arrives in Jamaica today, it will be to launch a project close to the British music industry veteran's heart. Hallett is president of International
By Marlon Burrell Did you know that when Max Romeo wrote the song "Wet Dream" he did not want to record it himself? He brought the song to producer
From The Jamaica Gleaner Published: Sunday | December 25, 2011 Popular Songs Campaign Hits '70s Peak Over the years, political parties have used popular Jamaican hit recordings to help