Reggae singer John Holt’s siblings, Ossie and Patsy, at the launch of ‘1000 Volts Of Holt’ show at Eden Gardens in St Andrew last Saturday. (Photo: Steve James)--- She’s heard
Bob Andy-- Last week's article showcased a couple of the commonly accepted inaccuracies in early Jamaican popular music, and sought to provide credible evidences to substantiate those claims. There were
By Roy Black--- The Mighty Diamonds in 1975.--- The Mighty Diamonds belong to an exclusive fraternity of three-part harmony group singers that emerged in the mid-1960's in Jamaican popular music
Howard Barrett---- In tribute to singer John Holt who died on October 20 in London, England, the Jamaica Observer presents 'Holt a Day', a daily feature leading up to his
BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON AND RICHARD JOHNSON--- Wailer remembers John Holt--- In tribute to singer John Holt who died on October 20 in London, England, the Jamaica Observer presents 'Holt a
John Holt - File--- One of the prominent features of 1960s and 1970s popular music was the prevalence of singing groups. The feature seemed to have been triggered by the
Singer John Holt---- Curtis Campbell-- The Chairman of the Jamaica Association of Vintage Artists and Affiliates (JAVAA), Frankie Campbell, is wishing singer John Holt a speedy and lasting recovery, following his recent
Duke Reid's Sound System at work. By Roy Black----- When Duke Reid was crowned king of sound and blues at the Success Club in Kingston in the late 1950s,