By Roy Black--- Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd----- One of the most commonly accepted inaccuracies in early Jamaican popular music is the story that legendary record producer Clement 'Coxson' Dodd's voice appeared
Rita Marley---- "Children, get your culture, and don't stay there and gesture or the battle will be hotter and you won't get no supper. Wake up and live!" Emphatic messages
Cedella Marley STORY: DOREEN ST. FÉLIX PHOTO: BRAD OGBONNA The sound of Cedella Marley's name bears the double weight of matrilineal and patrilineal memory, as if her parents had arranged
In fulfilling its slogan, Harambe, which means 'working together', the Rita Marley Foundation (JA) and renowned Jamaican storyteller Amina Blackwood Meeks have embarked on a Cultural Storytelling Programme for basic
By Shereita Grizzle--- Rita Marley----- The Marley family matriarch, Rita Marley, was recently conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters by the University of the West Indies, Mona (UWI). The presentation
Rita Marley--- The Rita Marley Foundation is nurturing positive friendships between children in Jamaica and Ghana, West Africa. On October 8, the Rita Marley Foundation (Jamaica and Ghana) launched
Promoter Rich Engler By Tony Atkins--— When music promoter Rich Engler booked Bob Marley and the Wailers for a 1980 show in downtown Pittsburgh, he already knew that the 16-song
Rita Marley---- RITA Marley, singer and wife of reggae king Bob Marley, received her African Women of Excellence Lifetime Achievement Award at a glitzy ceremony at the Warwick Hotel in
Marley’s former backing singer believes the late Rasta reggae star would have converted to Christianity if he was still alive--- By Davina Hamilton--- MUSINGS ON MARLEY: Judy Mowatt JUDY MOWATT believes
Rita Marley---- REGGAE singer Rita Marley will be this year's recipient of the Living Legends Award from the African Women of Excellence Awards (AWEA) Committee. The ceremony will be held