Manley bandwagon 50 years later
It was 1971, and the majority of Jamaican youth were restless. Nine years after their cou...
Source: jamaicaobserver.com
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Manley bandwagon 50 years later
It was 1971, and the majority of Jamaican youth were restless. Nine years after their cou...
Source: jamaicaobserver.com
Manley bandwagon 50 years later
It was 1971, and the majority of Jamaican youth were restless. Nine years after their cou...
Source: jamaicaobserver.com
Manley bandwagon 50 years later
It was 1971, and the majority of Jamaican youth were restless. Nine years after their cou...
Source: jamaicaobserver.com
Lee Scratch Perry - Everything2.com
Rainford Hugh Perry aka Little Perry aka Jah Lion, aka Super Ape aka Pipecock Jakxon aka the Upsetter is a songwriter/producer. He was born in St. Mary...
Source: everything2.com
Reggae Legend Lee 'Scratch' Perry Dies at 85
Lee “Scratch” Perry, the eccentric, revolutionary Jamaican producer,...
Source: lmtonline.com
Reggae music, dancehall and the subculture of violence
It is historic irony that Black History Month and Reggae Month are celebrated in February...
Source: jamaicaobserver.com
Caroline Cooper: "Mrs Chin Breaks Records in VP's Shop" – Repeating Islands
Caroline Cooper’s “Mrs Chin Breaks Records in VP’s Shop” ( Jamaica Gleaner) is a commentary honoring Miss Pat (Patricia Chin), who she calls “the formidable P in VP Records.” This commentary doubles as a review of the new book, Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey from Mento, Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae to Dancehall. Mrs Patricia Chin, affectionately known as Miss Pat, is the formidable P in VP Records. She’s a woman of distinction who has broken many barriers in the music business from...
Source: repeatingislands.com