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Bob Marley was fruitful and he multiplied a bunch. No small number of his offspring have decided to follow his path in making reggae.
Rarely in music does wearing one's politics on their sleeve turn out well; noble intentions and good music are usually strange bedfellows.
Brazilian pop singer Bebel Gilberto is probably known more in the U.S. for her collaborations than for her solo work, even though she is a native New Yorker.
Tribute to reggae legend Bob Marley
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In the Caribbean, with its peculiar history, there is possibly no better window into our more recent social history than the works of the 'grass roots' artistes.
Biographies for Younger Readers
Uma and Dana in the Youth Services Department have been buying lots of interesting books lately.
Rampage Threat Suspect Argues Note Was Rap Lyrics
Johnny Cash sang about having shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. Bob Marley belted out that he had shot the local sheriff, but not the deputy.
Julian & Stephen Marley | 10.23 | Chicago
Images by: Julie Collins Julian Marley feat. Stephen Marley :: 10.23.09 :: The Wild Hare :: Chicago, IL Julian Marley :: 10.23 :: Chicago Awake , Julian Marley 's latest album released earlier this year is a great example of him stepping out from the Marley Brothers fold and into his own musical identity.
Hearing Thursday will examine: Was ex-SIUE student just rapping about murder?
Bob Marley sang about shooting the sheriff. Johnny Cash sang about shooting a man in Reno, just to watch him die.
The Wailers to play Manchester
Legendary band The Wailers return to the UK for a short tour and visit Manchester on the 26th November to play at The Ritz.
Spirited performances at Coronation show
Overall, it was not the best of shows - that's the concert in celebration of the 79th anniversary of the coronation of Haile Selassie I, and his wife Empress Menen, on Monday at the Bob Marley Museum.
The Grim Twins pipe up with recession reggae
'There's a strange sort of febrile atmosphere in the country at the moment' THEY look a bit alike , they are certainly singing from the same song-sheet, they even finish each others' sentences and the country is deeply divided into either love 'em or loathe 'em camps.
Tuff Gong to distribute new Ne-Yo song
As part of its new licensing agreement with Disney Music Group, Tuff Gong International will distribute throughout the Caribbean the soundtrack of Walt Disney's new animated film The Princess and the Frog .
SoundRoots World Music & mp3 Blog
Monday's mp3: Jamaican Roots, Aoteoroa Style
It must be something in the sausage rolls. How else to explain the remarkable claim of New Zealand to be the southern hemisphere's answer to Jamaica? In truth, I haven't heard this claim made explicitly, but added to the the existing library of Kiwi reggae these two new releases certainly argue in that direction.
Music Review: Leslie's new CD is fun, but generic
Ryan Leslie, "Transition" Nine months after putting out his debut CD to underwhelming response, Ryan Leslie is back, this time, with "Transition." The transition doesn't refer to his music.
Toronto company markets Bob Marley
Late reggae singer Bob Marley could be worth billions to his family. SUPPLIED FILE PICTURE Coming to a store near you: Bob Marley video games, shoes ... snowboards? A Toronto-based company hired by the Marley family to protect the late singer's brand has that planned and more.
Still jamming with Bob, 28 years on
Despite his death 28 years ago, the music of Bob Marley still reverberates around the world.
Marley heirs wage war on trademark pirates
Coming to a store near you: Bob Marley video games, shoes .... snowboards? Bob Marley in concert - twenty-five years after Bob Marley's death, his widow has revealed fascinating details of their relationship.
Marley heirs wage global war on trademark pirates
Coming to a store near you: Bob Marley video games, shoes ... snowboards? Heirs of the Jamaican reggae legend are plunging into the global trademark wars, seeking to enforce their exclusive rights to an image that has grown steadily in scope and appeal since the Jamaican superstar died of brain cancer in 1981 at age 36.
Chris Blackwell inaugurated into the PSOJ's Hall of Fame
Island Records founder and hotelier Chris Blackwell was inaugurated into the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica's Hall of Fame in a glittering ceremony held at the Kingston Hilton Hotel on Monday night which saw many of Jamaica's leading business personalities in attendance.
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