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Volume 7 Issue 40
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ZIGGY MARLEY HEADLINES INAUGURAL PEACE AWARDS
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IMAGINE PEACE! Pacifica Radio KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles, KPFK.org celebrates it’s 50 years of broadcasting with Peace Awards and a Concert imagining the world that is possible through the peace actions of today. ZIGGY MARLEY, four time Grammy-winning reggae musician and leader of the band Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, will headline a benefit performance for Pacifica Radio KPFK 90.7FM Los Angeles on Friday, October 9, 2009 at 7:00pm at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, 2580 Cahuenga Blvd. East, Los Angeles, CA 90068 in Hollywood. The evening marks the culmination of various 50th anniversary year celebrations for KPFK, a non-commercial, listener-sponsored radio station broadcasting since 1959.
The concert will also feature Latin Jazz legend and master conguero PONCHO SANCHEZ; the transcending jazz vocalist from São Paulo, Brazil, LUCIANA SOUZA; Acoustic Bassist of the Year CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; and the INTERCULTURAL L.A. SAMBA KIDS. There will be a special video greeting from artist YOKO ONO on the occasion of John Lennon's Birthday, to be presented by KPFK's Jon Wiener. The show will be emceed by RICHARD MONTOYA of Culture Clash.
KPFK is proud to honor those who are working for peace, through community activism, education, art and culture and social justice. To be honored are spoken word artist and American Indian Activist JOHN TRUDELL, who will be introduced by long-time friend and rock musician JACKSON BROWNE; vocalist KB SOLOMON who performs the Paul Robeson story in his one-man show “Speak of Me As I Am”; BLASE BONPANE of the Office of the Americas and KPFK Radio Host; the organization helping the homeless and indigent, HUNGER ACTION L.A.; Executive Director RAUL AÑORVE and IDEPSCA (Instituto de Educación Popular del Sur de California); and the ARLINGTON WEST BEACH PROJECT VOLUNTEERS with members from the VETERANS FOR PEACE LOS ANGELES. There will also be appearances by actor JOSH BROLIN and actor and comedian ROSEANNE BARR.
Tickets for the benefit show in support of KPFK are on sale now at $35, $60 and $150 per person. For $500 per person there will be a pre-show VIP Reception with the awardees and artists, which includes preferred seating, beverages and food, and entry into all the raffles, including the John Lennon Guitar donated by Gibson Guitars.
For reservations, please call (323) 461-3673 or visit www.kpfk.org or www.fordtheatres.org. To reserve your pre-show VIP ticket, please call the FORD Box Office at (323) 461-3673.
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PEOPLE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS...
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Buju Banton & Gramps Morgan ( of Morgan Heritage )
with The Shiloh Band / Nikki Burt & Angel Shalome
plus Selecta Prime
9PM 21+
$28 advance tickets
Nocturnum Night Club - 206 w.6th Street Eureka CA
AND...
Sunday November 8th
Julian Marley
with special guest Stephen Marley
8PM Early Show!!
$22 advance tickets
Nocturnum Night C
tickets available at local outlets and online at peopleproductions.net
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RENEGADE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: INNER CIRCLE
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"The Bad Boys of Reggae" INNER CIRCLE, coming to Northern California
Thursday, November 5, 2009
INNER CIRCLE
Opening act: "The Holdup"
Harlows, Sacramento, CA
Doors 8:30pm/Show 9pm
$20
21 +
Saturday, November 7th, 2009
INNER CIRCLE
Opening act: "The Holdup"
Tahoe Biltmore, Crystal Bay, NV (north Tahoe)
Doors 9 Pm Showtime 10 PM
$20 includes entertainment tax.
21+
For more info visit www.renegadeshows.com
Or call 530-583-2801
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MICHAEL JACKSON REGGAE TRIBUTE FROM VP RECORDS
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SOPHIA BROWN NABS FIRST #1 SINGLE
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After several close encounter on reggae singles and album Charts locally the sexy and sophisticated singer / songwriter Sophia Brown is this week celebrating her very first # 1 ranking having topped the FIWI Choice Top 20 local Charts.
Brown who occupied the # 2 spot behind the fast rising singjay I Octane, says she had been watching the charts closely in anticipation of a possible move. "I'm truly grateful to all of those who support me by voting for my song "Weak To You". I really feel blessed to finally get a # 1 and it just goes to show that hard work and commitment will take you to the top no matter what, yes i've gotten in the Top Ten before but this one is really special, its the icing on the cake".
Brown who is the C.E.O of Music Mecka Records a label she formed earlier in her career also noted that her achievements to date was not attributed to one single individual but that of her team who continues to represent her through thick and thin. "I have a solid team that has brought me from where I was to where I currently am, persons like Syl Gordon of Cell Block Music Group, Errol Smith, my Publicists Chris Campbell & Claude Mills and a special thanks to Tony Gold who assisted me in studios while I was working on my album The Spotlight".
The FIWI Choice Top 20 Charts which allows the public to cast votes for their favorite Dancehall / Reggae singles can be regarded as the true test of an artists fan base as voters are not limited to a single vote. Much like the popular TV show Rising Stars the public has total control over the outcome.
DOWNLOAD LINK "WEAK TO YOU" http://www.sendspace.com/file/yf8foj
Errol Smith
Boss Entertainment Agency
Jamaica, W.I. 1-876-885-9169
easmith123@gmail.com
boss.ent.agency@gmail.com
skype: errol.daboss
www.myspace.com/sophiibrown
www.myspace.com/spiritualreggae
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MIGHTY DIAMONDS OCTOBER 17 IN RENO, NEVADA
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HTTP://WWW.MYSPACE.COM/INTENSESHOWS
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JIMMY CLIFF NOMINATED FOR ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Announces Nominees for 2010. The nominations for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum were announced Wednesday.
The twelve nominees are: ABBA, Darlene Love, Donna Summer, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, KISS, Laura Nyro, LL Cool J, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Chantels, The Hollies, and The Stooges.
Ballots will be sent to more than 500 voters, who will select artists to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 25th Annual Induction Ceremony on March 15, 2010 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
To be eligible for nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an act must have released its first single or album at least 25 years prior to the year of nomination. This year's nominees had to release their first single no later than 1984.
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QUESTION FOR GRAMPS OF MORGAN HERITAGE BY RAS ARTHUR
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- So how are things, you are working on a new album in the studio called “Wash the Tears”.
- Gramps: “Wash the Tears” is the new single, we are getting into the studio and getting going on the album.
- What has been your motivation in doing a solo album aside from your work with Morgan Heritage?
- Gramps: Just to create.
- You come from a family of many brother & sisters who are also international recording artists like your father Denroy, how would you say you were influenced and brought up to develop these skills?
- Gramps: my father was a singer & musician and was our first influence, from there we studied music. Also growing up in Springfield, MA and Brooklyn ,NY what was hot on the radio was a big influence back then.
- Coming from a large family what were some of the benefits and positives? Nowadays people are discouraged to have large families, the system and media often paint them as poor, uneducated, oppressed women unaware of birth control. Can you give us your first hand perspective from your experience in a large family.
- Gramps: we are an example of the positive, my father had lots of kids but none of them ended up in jail and all had a safe birth and passage into this earth, give thanks. Men have to take charge of their lives when they have children and be responsible.
- You grew up in Brooklyn but JA has had an obvious influence, can you give us your perspective on these influences.
- Gramps: growing up in the states all the different types of music had an influence on us, and we would never stop learning. We always had reggae of course, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Steel Pulse, more recently Sizzla and Capleton.
- What are some of the themes you feel are most important to write and sing about nowadays.
- Gramps: Life. Life is ever changing, what is going on with the children, with society. Just life, a song is a story, some stories are like a movie and sometimes are just stories and not necessarily testimonials or your own testimony every time. Not every song is about just your own experience.
- How do you feel reggae artists can help social progress initiatives like reducing crime & violence, gangs, unemployment, hunger, illiteracy etc.
- Gramps: Not just reggae artists but all artists need to shine a light and be an example. Nobody is perfect, only Christ, and not everyone is a role model but we need to shine a light for the youths. Some artists talk about guns, sex and such, but we artists try to shine a positive light.
- Who are some of your fellow artists, both past and present you admire most?
- Gramps: Jimi Hendrix, Otis Redding, Bob Marley & The Wailers, and Danny Hathaway.
- What advice would you have for young artist trying to secure a career in the reggae recording and performing industry, especially if they are not based in JA, NYC , London or Miami where the major labels like VP, JetStar & Greensleeve are based.
- Gramps: Try and get some experience in JA, come test the culture and feel the roots to get some exposure. This can be a big influence.
- How has Rastafari and Haile Sellassie I influenced your music on a personal and professional level?
- Gramps: His Majesty inspires I&I with livity and prophecy and reminds us we are kings and queens. Because of slavery much of that sense has been lost, so in His Majesty we see our true person and true purpose, because he has made prophecy fulfill.
- You and Morgan Heritage sometimes play festivals with rock & punk bands that are not typical of reggae fests, is this a mindful attempt at reaching beyond the normal mass who already knows reggae, avoiding the preaching to the converted syndrome.
- Gramps: What happened with Morgan Heritage was some of the managers from these rock bands saw and liked our show and wanted us on their tour, so we toured with Lenny Kravitz, Good Charlotte and other rock bands. Our form of music has a rock edge, it was a way to express our form of music and expose it to more people.
- What is your take on the spreading of Rastafari to not so traditional places like Europe, South America and Asia.
- Gramps: Rastafari culture is everywhere, Africa, Europe, Japan, everywhere I have been except China I’ve seen Rasta culture, and I’m sure it is starting there too.
- Speaking of global vibes, many people are excited over the inauguration of Barak Obama today, how do you feel on this occasion?
- Gramps: Great moment in time, a moment in history. From the hard work of Martin Luther King, even if he didn’t prophesize this, it has happened. A joy to witness and I’m glad I am here to see it.
- Also on the question of global vibes, how has music on the internet transformed thing for you. Do you feel it is fair to the artist if songs are played on internet or dj mix cds without always an immediate financial reward to the artists if this helps promote their album or tour?
- Gramps: It’s a great thing, mix tapes and radio shows, it is a joy the Most High has provided these means to get the music out, so give thanks.
- What are you impressions of the annual reggae fest here in Montreal? Any parting words for the fans in Montreal.
- Always a joy, just the setting on the water is beautiful. We will be there again soon, we hope it stays strong for the years to come even with the tough economic times, it is a great way for promoting and sharing the music.
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THE WORLD'S VERY FIRST IPHONE APP CALLED 'REGGAE GUIDE' NOW AVAILABLE FROM ITUNES FOR FREE!
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Can't get enough reggae? Reggae Festival Guide published by RBA Publishing, the premier reggae magazine, is celebrating their 15th anniversary with the release of a free reggae iPhone app.
This brand new reggae app is called, appropriately, REGGAE GUIDE. Like the print and online reggae guides, the reggae iPhone app is available for FREE on iTunes.
The new iPhone app includes:
- Listings and information of reggae festivals around the world (this information is updated daily). Detail page on each festival and ability to click a link to the festival website and call their contact phone number
- Integrated Reggae jukebox music player will play songs, show artists name, song title and picture, and even tell you at which festivals the musican/band are appearing in and where you can purchase their music
- Full reggae news, including industry news, recent reggae album releases, reggae band tour dates, and celebrity gossip
Ready to get reggae in the palm of your hand? Download the reggae iPhone app today from iTunes easy and free!
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Reggae Guide for iPhone is your reggae companion and will bring you the features you've come to love over 15 years of reading Reggae Festival Guide magazine and website.
For more information about the iPhone app, contact RBA Publishing at 775-337-8344, info@reggaefestivalguide.com
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BUSHWOOD : : Southern Sound
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Bushwood is a three-piece reggae/funk band based in South Florida. Bushwood draws inspiration from all genres including classic rock, old school funk, reggae rhythms, southern rock and feel good bar music. Up-beat drum beats, thick bass lines, explosive guitar solos and a great amount of soul and feeling go into every song written. Bushwood recorded a 12 song instrumental album at their former home in Orlando, FL and has been playing since their start in early 2008. We thank you for listening with open ears, and we hope you love the music as much as we love you!!!!
Purchase album:
Band Contact:
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JACK RADICS : : SOUL WIND
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Another breath taking album "Soul Wind" by Jack Radics Released By: X terminator, Jamaica. This is another amazing album, but one is to expect this from One of Jamaica's Most unique and Prominent Vocalist. Jacks' irresistible stage performance and voice quickly and firmly established his reputation, repeatedly as one of the greatest entertainers. In Jamaica, Jack Radics belongs at the spearhead of these artists who control all variants of the genre and have reached in their profession more or less everything one can achieve."Soul Wind" speak for itself.
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J-ROSS PARRELLI : : Lov'n Mak'n Music
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Compare a voice as sultry as Christina Aguilara with an emcee as lyrical as Method man, with a mentors like KRS-ONE (Stop the Violence Movement) and freestyle champion, Supernatural, (Guiness Book of World Records and Rock the Bells), one can understand where emcee/soul singer J-ROSS.PARRELLI gets her talents.
“I grew up watching J5, listening to Tina Turner, Cher and Bob Marley. With four brothers deep, we would fight over who was going to be Michael”. With a recent tour through Russia and the west coast promoting her debut album “Lov’n Mak’n Music”, and a previous tour through the west coast of Africa, J ROSS-PARRELLI is crossing charts to the top. www.msparrelli.com
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LOOK WHO'S ON TOUR!
UK Tour
- Oct 02 @ Brewery Arts Centre: Kendal, UK
- Oct 03 @ Corporation: Sheffield, UK
- Oct 04 @ Civic Hall: Whitehaven, UK
- Oct 06 @ Thekia: Bristol, UK
- Oct 07 @ Waterfront: Norwich, UK
- Oct 08 @ The Brook: Southampton, UK
- Oct 09 @ @ Mr. Kyps: Poole, UK
- Oct 10 @ Quarterhouse: Folkestone, UK
- Oct 11 @ Oxford Academy: Oxford, UK
- Oct 13 @ Scala: London, UK
- Oct 14 @ Komedia: Bath, UK
- Oct 15 @ The Hippo: Plymouth, UK
- Oct 16 @ Princess Pavillion: Falmouth, UK
- Oct 17 @ Phoenix Arts Center: Exeter, UK
- Oct 18 @ The Globe: Cardiff, UK
Groundation Tour Dates:
Date Venue/Event Location
- 10/2/09 Aggie Theater Fort Collins, CO
- 10/3/09 Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom Denver, CO
- 10/4/09 KTAO Solar Center Taos, NM
- 10/6/09 The Green Room Flagstaff, AZ
- 10/7/09 Brixton Redondo Beach, CA
- 10/8/09 Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach, CA
- 10/9/09 Key Club
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ON THIS DAY IN REGGAE
| October 2 |
| 1800: |
Nat Turner, black American bondsman who led slave revolt (August 1831), is born in Southampton county, Virginia, USA. |
| 1951: |
Sting (Gordon Matthew Sumner) is born in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England. |
| 1958: |
Guinea gains independence from France. (National Day) |
| 1965: |
Baby Face (Richard Thomas) [King Addies] is born in San Fernando, Trinidad. |
| 1967: |
All six members of the Grateful Dead are busted by California narcotics agents for possession of marijuana.
It happens at the groups' 710 Ashbury Street House in San Francisco. After six hours, they are released on bail.
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| 1970: |
White Mice is born in Montego Bay, Jamaica. |
| 1975: |
Two bags of hash found in Carthaginian warship (2,000 years old and still potent) |
| 1981: |
Terry Hall, Lynval Golding and Neville Staples quit The Specials to form Fun Boy Three. |
| 1999: |
Longtime
marijuana enthusiasts Cypress Hill draw 40,000 fans to their second
annual Smoke Out at San Bernadino's Orange Show arena. |
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WHEREVER YOU SEEK THE HIGHEST IS HOLY GROUND
Creator, open our hearts
to peace and healing between all people.
Creator, open our hearts
to provide and protect for all children of the earth.
Creator, open our hearts
to respect for the earth, and all the gifts of the earth.
Creator, open our hearts
to end exclusion, violence, and fear among all.
Thank-you for the gifts of this day and every day.
native american - micmac - alycia longriver - 1995
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RICHIE B'S HOT MIX 102FM STRAIGHT FROM YARD!
JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richie B, host – “HOT MIX” on Hot 102FM
OCTOBER 2, 2009
TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES
TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 2 9 Couple Up – TOK – Fresh Ear (1wk@#1)U-1
02 1 11 Mockingbird – Mavado – Firelinks (2wks@#1) D-1
03 3 13 Completely- Vybz Kartel Feat Hindu – Big Ship (2wks@#1) NM
04 4 7 Something A Go Happen - Vybz Kartel – Firelinks NM
05 7 12 No Man Room – Ding Dong – Fresh Ear U-2
06 10 6 Love Dem - Vybz Kartel - Heart of Love U-4
07 8 11 Dollar Sign – Black Ryno – Adidjaheim/Not Nice U-1
08 5 21 Think Bout Mi - Macka Diamond & Unicorn – Notice (1wk@#1) D-3
09 9 9 Ever Clean – Beenie Man - Young Blood NM
10 6 14 My Life- Gee Whizz – TJ Records (pp#6) D-4
11 11 25 Ugly – Kiprich & Black-er – Fresh Ear (2wks@#1) NM
12 14 7 Hustle – Iyara – Rescue Production U-2
13 15 7 Back Broke – Junior Pinchers – Sloppishizzle Records U-2
14 13 8 Unfair Officer – WASP – WMP (pp#13) D-1
15 16 6 Versitility – Vybz Kartel – Head Concussion U-1
16 18 6 So Fine – Sean Paul – VP Records/Atlantic U-2
17 12 23 Unfinished House – Flippa Mafia-Liv-Up Records(2wks@#1) D-5
18 20 4 Hope & Pray – Mavado – Chrome Records U-2
19 19 6 Hurt Mi – Spragga Benz/I-Octane – Arrows Recording NM
20 22 3 Skip to Ma Lue – QQ feat Ding Dong – QQ Production U-2
21 23 2 True Friend – Demarco – Fresh Ear U-2
22 25 2 Holiday – Ding Dong / Chevaughn – Notice U-3
23 24 3 My Own – Vybz Kartel – Smurf Production U-1
24 - New Lockdown – Ms Triniti feat Vybz Kartel – Heart to Heart Production
25 17 18 From Mawning (Never Change)- Chino – Big Ship (pp#6) D-8
TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES
TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 2 19 Wanna Go Home-Romaine Virgo-Vikings & Peat Music (1wk@#1) U-1
02 4 15 Street Life – Richie Spice – Sons of Spoon U-2
03 3 16 Talk If You Talking – Cherine Anderson – Taxi NM
04 1 17 Talk It Over – Lt Brooksie – Sounie Productions (2wks@#1) D-3
05 7 10 Caan Cool – Khago – Pot of Gold U-2
06 6 14 I Wanna Wake Up With You –Stevie Face – Boot Camp NM
07 8 11 Weak To You – Sophia Brown – Music Mecca/321 Strong U-1
08 5 18 Pressuring The Poor-Spring-I & Ras Shiloh-Tren-setta Productions (3wks@#1) D-3
09 12 7 Mama You Alone – I-Octane – Arrows Recording U-3
10 11 10 All About You – Wayne Wonder – Big Ship U-1
11 10 11 Sold Out – Bonafide – Broad Yard Records (pp#10) D-1
12 15 8 Melody to My Song – Christopher Martin – Baby G U-3
13 14 14 Heart of Stone – Taddy P feat Tanya Stephens – Bass Inna Yu Face Records U-1
14 9 17 I’m Free – Jahranimo feat Jah Cure – Lighting Ball Production (pp#9) D-5
15 16 6 Lioness on the Rise – Queen Ifrica – Penthouse U-1
16 17 6 Wash The Tears – Gramps Morgan – Dada Son Ent. U-1
17 19 6 Always on my Mind – George Nooks – Tads Records U-2
18 18 6 Rastaman – Macka Diamond – NM
19 21 5 Ghetto Vibes –Lady G – House of Hits U-2
20 22 5 Try Jah Love – Josie Mel & Smokey Benz – Minor 7, Flat 5 U-2
21 13 12 Fuss Nor Fight – Stream – House of Hits (pp#13) D-8
22 20 6 Secrets – Petah Morgan – Juke Boxx D-2
23 23 3 Revolution – Natural Black – Fifth Element Records NM
24 24 3 Falling for You – Lutan Fire – Renaissance NM
25 - New You Say – Black Queen – Brukkout Production
TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART
TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 2 12 A Better Man – Terry Linen – Tad’s Int’l Records (1wk@#1) U-1
02 3 10 Contagious – Tarrus Riley – VP Records U-1
03 1 15 Reggae Gold – Various Artistes – VP Records (2wks@#1) D-2
04 4 9 2 Sides of My Heart Vol 1 – Gramps Morgan – Dada Son NM
05 6 7 Family Time – Ziggy Marley – Tuff Gong U-1
06 7 5 Our World – TOK – VP Records U-1
07 8 4 Imperial Blaze – Sean Paul – Atlantic/VP Records U-1
08 5 19 The Hit List-Various Artistes- Tads Int’l Records (3wks@#1) D-3
09 10 2 Rated G – Lady G – Tads Int’l Records U-1
10 9 16 Montego Bay – Queen Ifrica – VP Records (2wks@#1) D-1
Numbers in bracket indicate the number of weeks at the No. 1 Spot.
Key: U – Upward, D – Down, NM – Non-Mover
TW – This Week, LW – Last Week, WC Weeks on Chart, PP in bracket – Peak Position
Sources: Sound Systems, Record Shops, Night Clubs & Radio Play
ALL SOUND SYSTEMS, SELECTORS, RECORD SHOPS, NIGHT CLUBS & RADIO DJS WHO WISH TO ASSIST US AS WE COMPILE OUR WEEKLY CHARTS, PLEASE FURNISH US WITH ONLY CURRENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS. CALL: 876-968-5817 NOW!!!
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Festival de Marne Choisy le Roi
Thursday-Monday, October 1st-19th 2009
Ivry Sur Seine
France
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Morro Bay Harbor Festival
Saturday-Sunday, October 3rd-4th 2009
Morro Bay, California
United States
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Annapolis Roots Reggae Festival
Saturday, October 17th 2009
Annapolis, Maryland
United States
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Reggae Fest 2009
Sunday, October 18th 2009
Hartford, Connecticut
United States
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Levi Roots Album Lanch Festival
Monday, October 19th 2009
London
United Kingdom
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Bayou Bacchanal
Saturday, November 7th 2009
New Orleans, Louisiana
United States
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One Love Sound Fest
Saturday, November 14th - Wednesday, December 31st 2009
Wroclaw
Poland
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Reggae South Africa Festival
Friday-Sunday, November 27th-29th 2009
Capetown
South Africa
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Reggae Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K
Thursday-Saturday, December 3rd-5th 2009
Negril
Jamaica
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tribal fusion faire vi
Saturday-Sunday, December 12th-13th 2009
Arroyo Grande, California
United States
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