Carlene Davis A SERIES of frightening attacks against Jamaican women in 2016 resulted in 24 deaths. The trend influenced Tommy Cowan to write Jamaica Belongs To Jesus, a song recorded
BY RICHARD JOHNSON--- Deejay Kiprich (left) receiving the Sting clash Champion plaque from music insider Clyde McKenzie at the inaugural Sting Awards held on the East Lawns of Devon House
By Kimberley Small--- Bob Marley--- "Over the years, Tommy would keep having conversations with me about Bob and - even conversations as to how Bob reacted towards a particular thing. And
Donnie McClurkin --- American gospel singer Donnie McClurkin is the headliner for The Best Dressed Fun In the Son concert set for the National Heroes Park in Kingston, on Saturday,
By Shereita Grizzle--- David Rodigan--- A small crowd gathered at the Vera Moody Concert Hall at the Edna Manley School of the Performing Arts last Thursday night for the second installation
International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) Gospel Song winner Carlene Davis is flanked by singer Tarrus Riley (left), who received Best Male Vocalist and Most Cultural/Educational Entertainer, and Tommy
By Howard Campbell--- Carlene Davis---- CARLENE Davis has had a number of highs in a 40-year career. This week, she chalked up another milestone. Her Dripping Blood album, released by
Naomi Cowan---- AS the daughter of impresario Tommy Cowan and singer Carlene Davis, Naomi Cowan has been around music all her life. Recently, the Toronto-based singer/guitarist got off the mark
Fred Locks---- JAMAICAN music was not short on social anthems during the heady 1970's. Singer Fred Locks' Black Star Liner was one of the most potent. The song was recorded
Dennis Brown---- By Curtis Campbell--- Junior Lincoln, chairman of the Dennis Brown Trust, says the late reggae great was one of the most loved reggae/lovers rock artists of his time. According to Lincoln, 'The Crown