Bush never has playlists, he just spins what he feels. I have the last few CDs that I played to back announce from, then put them away and don't write up a playlist either.
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New Location For 11th Annual Caribbean Sea Breeze Festival...
The 11th Annual Caribbean Sea Breeze Festival has moved from the Queen Mary Events Park with a new location and date to Veterans Memorial Stadium (on the Long Beach City College campus) 4901 Carson Street (near Lakewood Blvd.) in Long Beach, California and date set for Saturday, August 9, 2008, from 12pm to 10pm. This year’s line up features the exclusive So. California appearances by international Reggae superstars Sizzla and the return of Bad Boy recording artist, “The Energy God” Elephant Man, who was true phenomenon at last year’s sell-out event. Other internationally renown music artists from Jamaica and the Caribbean include Turbulence, Everton Blender, Sweet Tea, Black Judah, E-Dee, Bella Carib Cultural Dance Troupe, MCs Junor Francis (KXLU/KSPC), & Chuck Foster (KPFK) and more filling out the festival’s entertainment schedule.
Fun activities for the whole family will take place including give‑aways and gate prizes. Families are encouraged to come out for the day of music and culture. A variety Caribbean food and drinks will be on sale, plus an international cultural arts craft fair and fun-filled children's activity area.
Tickets are $40 advance, $48 the day of the concert and limited $85 VIP packages available at[link]and select roots ticket outlets. Children 10 and under will be admitted FREE with paid adult. The Seabreeze Festival hotline number is (323) 731-2927 for general information, vendors, directions, and line‑up updates.
Posted by:Bush DoktoronSunday 27 July 2008 - 09:51:24 |
Reggae's High Priest , Roy Shirley passes
R.I.P - ROY SHIRLEY 1944 - 2008
Roy Shirley, the ‘High Priest Of Reggae’ has passed away.
Born Ainsworth Roy Rushton Shirley in 1944, he made his recording debut in the mid-sixties, cutting ‘Shirley’ for Leslie Kong, before teaming up first with Errol Dunkley and later, Ken Boothe, the latter also joining him in the Leaders, a vocal quartet that also featured Joe White and Chuck Josephs. Early the following year, Shirley founded the Uniques along with Slim Smith and Franklyn White, but the trio proved short-lived and after recording material with Prince Buster and Karl ‘J.J.’ Johnson, the group disbanded.
Following the break up of the Uniques, Shirley attended one-off sessions for Blondel Calnek and WIRL Records before cutting what was to be his first major hit, ‘Hold Them’ (aka ‘Feel Good’) for Joe Gibbs. Over the next five years, he recorded for an array of producers as well as founding his own Public Records imprint and was rarely out of the Jamaican charts, his spectacular run of hits only brought to an end by his relocation to Britain around 1973. During this period he had also established a reputation as a stage performer without equal in Jamaica, his live shows becoming celebrated events on the island. Soon after his move to London, Roy opened a record shop in Dalston and over the years that followed remained active musically, recording new material and founding the British Universal Talent Development Association to help develop new young talent worldwide.
Truly unique, Roy was not only one of one of the true greats of Jamaican music’s first golden age, but also a gentleman in every sense of the word and he will be sadly missed by all those who knew him, either personally or through his music. [Submitted by David Pablo]
Posted by:David PabloonMonday 21 July 2008 - 02:25:54 |
Posted by:David PabloonThursday 26 June 2008 - 02:03:42 |
TOSH MEETS MARLEY CELEBRATION TOUR
TOSH MEETS MARLEY CELEBRATION TOUR DATES[/
July 18 2008 - Pohoda Festival Pohoda, Slovak Republic July 12 2008 - Rototom Festival Udine, Italy July 6 2008 - Summerjam Festival Cologne, Germany July 5 2008 - Vienna Festival Vienna, Austria June 22 2008 - Sierra Nevada Festival Boonville, California
[Submitted by David Pablo]
Posted by:David PabloonMonday 23 June 2008 - 01:03:35 |
FREE REGGAE CONCERT!!
Fri. June 6 - 20th Annual ASUCI/KUCI ReggaeFest - Barrington Levy, Tosh Meets Marley feat. Fully Fullwood & Jr. Marvin (The Wailers), Black Judah, Gavinchi, Burnt, MCs Big Jim, King Pablo, David Roots (KUCI) & DJ Gregory G (Crucial Sound) - Aldrich Park (UCI Campus) - 12pm to 6pm - Free Admission - (949) 824-5547 - Web: [link]
[Submitted by David Pablo]
Posted by:Bush DoktoronTuesday 03 June 2008 - 19:02:18 |
Sugar Minott
Fri. May 2 -
Sugar Minott with Lambsblood Band, Quinto Sol
- Rhythm Lounge - 245 Pine Ave. Downtown Long Beach - 9pm showtime - $15 advance / $20 door http://www.rhythm-lounge.com/ [Submitted by David Pablo ]
Posted by:David PabloonWednesday 30 April 2008 - 01:58:25 |
Bob Marley's Mother Dies...
Cedella Booker, the mother of Jamaican music legend Bob Marley, has died. She was 81. Booker died Tuesday in her sleep at her home in Miami, apparently from natural causes, family spokesman Jerome Hamilton said.
Known as "Mother B," Cedella Booker was also a performer in her own right, recording solo and collaboration albums. She performed in the United States, Jamaica, Europe, Mexico and Africa. In addition, she wrote 'Bob Marley, My Son', a book that celebrated her son's life.
Booker, a Jamaica native, was 18 when she married Norval Marley, a British man 32 years her senior. Their son brought Jamaican reggae music to international prominence, becoming its international image. Bob Marley died in Miami of a brain tumor in 1981 at age 36.
After Norval Marley died in 1955, Booker married an American man and settled in Delaware. She wrote two biographies of her famous son and recorded two albums, Awake Zion! and Smilin' Island of Song.
Posted by:Bush DoktoronSunday 20 April 2008 - 13:43:14 |
Mikey's funeral announced
Monday, March 17, 2008
This is an Official News Release from the “Dread At The Controls, Inc."
MIKEY DREAD PASSED AWAY Michael Campbell (aka “Mikey Dread) our beloved husband, father, brother, uncle and friend passed away on Saturday, March 15, 2008 with his wife and family by his side. For those who would like to join us in remembering the wonderful memories of Mikey Dread, you can call or write to:
Monika Campbell, 99 Lawn Avenue Stamford, CT 06902 Tel: 203-353-1448 [link] All other sources of information are not accurate. For the most current and up to date information contact the above name and phone number. Thanks for all your thoughts and prayers. The Campbell Family
Services are tentatively scheduled for Saturday April 5, 2008 Port Antonio Jamaica - please continue to visit[link]for up-to-date postings.
Posted by:Bush DoktoronTuesday 18 March 2008 - 19:34:31 |
Mikey Dread passes on to Zion
Saturday March 15,2008
This is an official Dread at the Controls Inc. release...
With heavy hearts we at the Dread at the Controls Inc. would like to inform the World of the Passing of Jamaica's most Profound Reggae Stars, Innovator, Producer and Entertainer.
The Original JBC Dread at the Controls selector Michael "Mikey Dread" Campbell.
1954-2008
Mikey leaves to mourn his wife: Monika and their son 4 month old son Zylen Jahlight, along with 3 sons - Damian (Canada) Kevin and Michael Jr. (Jamaica) 3 daughters - Dionne (England), Nicole (Houston,TX), daughter in Belize. 2 Sisters (USA) and 2 brothers (USA). Along with a host of loving relatives/friends/and fans worldwide.
Because Mikey loved and believed in his fans so very much, we are setting up a Mikey Dread Tribute page on the - More Fyah Productions website [link]which should be available tomorrow. It remains our resolve to respect Mikey's wishes that you - Mikey Dread fans are taken care of and will provide a space for you all to come together as one and give tribute and respect to the Rastaman we all loved.
Mikey is no longer with us in body, but remains; in our hearts and our minds always through his vast collection of music his spirit will always live on. Mikey always said "Praise Jah Jah and live on, Jah work is not over, Jah work has just begun, Jah work is not done, Serve Jah and live up, Serve him all your life"
Through this ordeal, Mikey remained upbeat, he lived his life to the fullest, was loved by many and in the end was surrounded in Love and was cared for by his sister, wife, nieces, nephews and brothers in Connecticut.
From New York, Mikey T has two new "Recorded Streams". Check them out!
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New mixes 2...
Brand new mix from Colly Dolly in the "Recorded" Streams, check it!
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Bob Marley
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Wednesday's Streams...
Righteous Roger will be streaming live and recorded Reggae from Hawaii
on wednesdays. Look for him in Jah Streams!
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LIVE STREAMING
JAH RADIO is adding more live streaming DJs! Look for more great Reggae streaming on JAH RADIO. If you're interested in being a JAH RADIO DJ... contact us!
Mikey always said "Praise Jah Jah and live on, Jah work is not over, Jah work has just begun, Jah work is not done, Serve Jah and live up, Serve him all your life"
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