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On June 18, 19, & 20, 2010  Mendocino county welcomes the 17th annual  Sierra Nevada World Music Festival (SNWMF).  Created  as an annual summer solstice and world peace celebration, the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival has been called "life changing" for many of its regular attendees the majority of which come as campers, committing to a three-day bonanza for the senses. Its name originates from its original festival location in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The event  takes place for the fifth consecutive year at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds in Boonville, CA.

 
This year's  SNWMF lineup features some of music's greats in world, roots, vintage, dancehall, modern reggae and ska artists and sound system DJ's. Bands are scheduled in tandem on the two stages, and conclude with a  fire dance performance on what is known as the Valley stage, a site that is built from the ground up in the Grandstand area of the fairgrounds. The show's varied offerings for children including music performers a parade, and opportunities for participation in free drum, dance, and yoga sessions throughout the weekend make it  possible for cultural exploration on many levels. 

 

The Village stage and Kidz Zone host Children's educational and multi-cultural entertainment. Sageman Drums workshops take place throughout the weekend and are open to all ages in the Drum Temple.  There is a full program of activities designated for the younger generation with kid performers, Arts & Crafts projects are underway throughout the weekend and a daily Kids Parade that will be led by the wonderful Samba Stilt Circus, a troupe of stilt performers.

 
The festival hosts several non-profit organizations and a diverse of ethnic food vendors from Indian to Ethiopian as well as vegetarian and sustainable raw food vendors.  Crafts in the international bazaar in the village area are curated to present a unique array of items from around the world and a zero waste initiative is vigorously pursued to manage the impact of the festival on the environment.

 

ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
Baaba Maal, the great Senegalese World music superstar will make a rare West Coast  appearance on SNWMF '10 as the Friday night headliner.  Baaba Maal has had a long and varied career and his latest recording is entitled Television.  In December 2009, Baaba attended the Climate Change summit in Copenhagen as the climate change ambassador for the Africa Talks Climate initiative.

Don Carlos is a reggae artist whose uplifting reggae music and countenance have inspired crowds for over a quarter century.  Don was born and raised in one of the most deprived regions of Western Kingston, Jamaica, in a district notoriously known as Waterhouse, launching his singing career back in 1973 as one of the original members of the roots vocal group Black Uhuru. Since that time, he has been in demand  as a solo artist on stages around the world. Don's latest release is entitled, Changes.

Barrington Levy is a driving force in reggae music and remains a perennial favorite and one of the most recognizable vocalists in reggae music history.  His latest single, "Watch Dem"  is a collaboration with rap legend Snoop Dogg and recent rap sensation Mims and it is  a version of his song "Murderer" a classic tune with a strong warning against violence.  

Alborosie, born Alberto D'Ascola is a reggae artist from Italy, who has resided in Kingston, Jamaica for the past decade. He moved to Jamaica to be close to reggae music's roots and Rastafari culture. There, he started working as a sound engineer and producer and collaborating with the legendary Specialist. Sierra Nevada marks his first summer reggae U.S. festival appearance. Alborosie is touring in celebration of his current release -  Escape from Babylon to the Kingdom of Zion.
Presenting world music in its varied forms from bands that span the globe is a tradition the festival upholds each year, distinguishing it from any other outdoor festival in North America.  As drummer and musical director of Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s band, Africa 70 from 1968 to 1979, Tony Allen was one of the primary co-founders of the genre of Afrobeat music. Fela once stated that, "without Tony Allen, there would be no Afrobeat."

From New Zealand come Fat Freddy's Drop, a seven-piece band whose musical style has been characterized as any combination of dub, reggae, soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, and techno.   Also on the bill are Toubab Krewe, an American instrumental band which fuses the music of Mali with American musical styles (particularly those of the Southern United States). Their new album is entitled: Live at the Orange Peel. From Northern California come Sambadá who preserve the authentic flavor of Brazil's samba tradition, mixing it with funk music, and from Senegal is Youssoupha Sidibe, a master kora player and mystic Sufi chanter.
And of Rubblebucket, someone once said that if "Brooklyn and New Orleans had a love child it would be conceived while listening to Rubblebucket." With female lead vocals and hard hitting grooves, festival-goers will hear why this group received the 2009 Boston Music Award for Live Act of the Year.

Adding to the hybrid mix are Rey Fresco, a group from Ventura, California that performs an eclectic mix of rock, reggae, world, soul and Latin music and features a 36 string arpa jarocha Veracruz harp as one of their lead instruments.
Each year the vintage reggae portion of the Sierra Nevada lineup is like another chapter in a "reggae hall of fame" presentation.  This year the Soul Syndicate reunites as a group who were one of the '70's most in demand touring and recording groups.  The festival will feature original members renowned bassist George "Fully" Fullwood, Tony Chin, original "flyers" style rhythm guitarist and Santa Davis, one of the world's most remarkable drummers.

The Skatalites, the original ska band come to SNWMF with close to forty years of instrumental firepower, along with  Ken Boothe, an artist whose energy and evokes the soul singers of the '60's and Big Youth whose MC-style over classic rhythms set the stage for what is modern hip-hop.

Roots reggae's reigning queen  Marcia Griffiths was part of the I-Threes, the harmony trio that supported Bob Marley. She has had an extensive career in her own right with the standard "Electric Slide" as part of her repertoire as well as several other reggae chart-toppers.

Johnny Clarke was the new life-blood of the Rockers reggae era, becoming one of Jamaica's biggest artists, inspiring his contemporaries and promoting the message of Rasta both with cultural messages and lovers refrains. His music fortified what is possibly the most crucial era of reggae, bringing songs like "Move out of Babylon," "Roots Natty Congo,"  "Rock With Me Baby,"  & "Get Up And Fight For Your Rights" to the massive.  

As part of his group The Maytones, Vernon Maytone had his biggest hit with "Money Worries" that was featured on the film soundtrack: Rockers.
Prince Alla has had a career that spans over forty years, and has continued to be in demand in the digital era with roots reggae producers eager to record his unique melancholy singing tone and Rasta messaging.

A consistent principle of Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is the emphasis on the promotion of positive messages. This year the festival presents Playing For Change who've engaged audiences on screen via a PBS special and in the live setting in promotion of their non-profit foundation's release that features global matchings of street musicians and their mainstream counterparts.  Playing For Change traveled around the world to places such as New Orleans, Barcelona, South Africa, India, Nepal, the Middle East and Ireland, and, using a mobile recording studio, had local musicians perform the same song, interpreted into their own style that and included contributions from artists such as Keb' Mo', Bono & Manu Chao.

 
Making their second appearance on the SNWMF stage are Rootz Underground, Jamaica's next generation of musicians whose star continues to rise and are on tour in celebration of their second studio album, Gravity.  The group released a full length live recording as a free download that over 60,000 fans have received to date. The group employ a dynamic combination of a contemporary roots/rock sound, universal messages and energetic, compelling stage shows to go beyond a niche definition - reaching across reggae boundaries into pop music realms.

Also appearing are Ooklah the Moc from Hawaii, an American band with a huge following that play quality roots-reggae originals. And from Kansas City, comes Queen Makedah whose smoky vocals and roots stylings represent the healing properties of reggae music.  

The culture of the soundsystem and the vibrant, prolific nature of Jamaica's reggae industry and music movement are explored each year at the festival through a wide array of recordings.   This year when the sun goes down and the music on the two stages concludes, the fairgrounds' exhibition hall will be filled with the sounds of two of the world's greatest DJ sound systems including perennial SNWMF selector, Rory Gilligan of Kingston's Stone Love Movement and David Rodigan (SKY FM, BBC Radio) of the United Kingdom.  Also mixing in the dancehall will be DJ Ras Kush representing the New York City soundsystem scene and Comanche High Power representing the Northern California reggae DJ community.

For sound samples, additions to the artist line up, schedule by day and other information please visit  www.snwmf.com

FESTIVAL DETAILS:
The event takes place at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds, 14480 Highway 128, Boonville, California, 95415, just 35 minutes West of Ukiah.   A 3-day music ticket is $145 available for purchase through Mail Order and via Paypal.  Camping is for 3 day music ticket holders only and is not included in the 3 day ticket price. SNWMF offers Family Camp and Alter-abled camp areas located close to the venue gates. Single day tickets are also available online and via Mail Order.

The event takes place at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds, 14480 Highway 128, Boonville, California, 95415, just 35 minutes West of Ukiah.  An advance 3 day music ticket is $145 and may be purchased Online, via Mail Order, and out numerous Independent Ticket Outlets throughout the West Coast.   Single-Day Tickets are $55.00 for Friday or Sunday and $65.00 for Saturday.  

 

Camping is for 3 day music ticket holders only and is not included in the 3 day ticket price. SNWMF offers Family Camp and Alter-abled camp areas located close to the venue gates.  
 
The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is dedicated to nurturing a world family peacefully united in celebration of the universal spirit of music.  Come celebrate with us!!

 

 

 

 

Rising roots performer Queen Ifrica was the toast of the International Reggae and World Music Awards, which was held May 2 at York College in  Queens, New York.   Ifrica, whose Montego Bay was one of the most popular reggae albums of  2009, walked away with four awards - Artiste of the Year, Most  Educational Artiste of the Year, Songwriter of the Year and Best Female  DJ/Rapper.  

 

Roy 'Gramps' Morgan and Trinidadian soca king Machel Montano each took  home three awards. Morgan, a member of the Morgan Heritage group,  embarked on a solo career two years ago. He won for Best Song (Wash The Tears), Best New Entertainer and Best Crossover Song (Therapy).   The latter was co-written by American neo-soul singer India.Arie, who Morgan toured with in 2009.  

 

Montano won the Entertainer of the Year Award, as well as for Most  Outstanding Showband and Best Calypso/Soca Entertainer.  

 

Four persons were inducted into the IRAWMA Music Hall of Fame - Tony  Ryan, Noel 'King Sporty' Williams, sound system operator/producer  Maurice 'Jack Scorpio' Johnson and saxophonist Tony Greene.  

 

Each recipient has been in the music business for more than 35 years. Greene, a graduate of the Alpha Boys School, made his recording debut in  the mid-1970s on singer Max Romeo's Three Blind Mice, which was  produced by Osbourne 'King Tubby' Ruddock.  

 

He went on to play in several bands, including Bare Essentials, Sonny Bradshaw, Roots Radics and Lloyd Parkes and We the People. He has  recorded 10 solo albums, the last being Midnight Blue, which was  released in 2008.  

 

"It shows that there are people out there who appreciate your work. The  recognition feels good," Greene said.  

 

The IRAWMA was conceived by Ephraim Martin, a Jamaican entrepreneur who  has lived in Chicago for many years. Martin is also founder of the  annual Chicago Music Awards which also debuted in 1982.         

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6 oz / 170 soft tofu, drained and mashed (silken works too)
2 cups unbleached flour
1/2 cup cornmeal
4 1/2 t baking powder
3 cups soy/nut/oat milk
2 Tablespoon  vegetable oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup sugar
1 Tablespoon vanilla
1 cup blueberries

 

 

In a large mixing bowl, thoroughly blend flour, baking powder & cornmeal. Stir in the milk substitute, oil, salt, sugar, vanilla, & tofu.

 

Heat a lightly oiled griddle over medium heat. Pour about 1/4 cup of batter into the pan for each pancake. When the tops of the pancakes bubble, flip them and brown off the other side.

 

Serve hot with maple syrup ( A or B grade) & vegan margarine.

17 ounces firm tofu
1 tablespoon tahini
2 tablespoons tamari

2-3 tablespoons nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon turmeric
1 tablespoon oil

 

In a bowl, mash the tofu and mix with the other ingredients. Place batter in an oiled skillet (or non-stick pan) and press into an omelets shape. Cook on medium heat until brown on one side, then flip and brown on the other.

 

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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Harlows, 2708 J St, Sacramento, CA

9 Doors/ 9:30pm show

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Tickets are $20 in advance at brownpapertickets.com, harlows.com or at the Beat Records Store.

Hotline: 916-607-6995

 

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HASO LIVE Productions presents the hottest roots reggae band to come out of the Virgin Islands to date, MIDNITE at Harlows on 2708 J Street in Sacramento on Wednesday, May 26. Doors open at 9:00pm and the music starts at 9:30pm with opening performances from Soulcialites, Mr. Mention, MC Davy D, DJ Empress, I-Red, & DJ Wokstar. $20 advance tickets available at Harlows, the Beat Records or online at www.brownpapertickets.com.

 

Hailing from the Island of St Croix, Midnite is one of the most promising roots reggae bands of the millennium. They are vanguards of conscious reggae whose profound and innovative lyrics are sincere and deeply rooted. Their cd recordings and live performances will have reggae and non-reggae listeners open to the messages they bring.

 

Lead singer Vaughn Benjamin's electrifying voice seems an amalgamation of many great voices in reggae--soulful, chanting, edgy. Vaughn's potent lyrical style and his brother Ron's exquisite keyboards and musical directorship form the nucleus of this musical quintet. Midnite weaves the cultural lyrics of "old school" roots music with modern day experiences to create a unique listening encounter. Reggae - naked and raw is an apt description for Midnite's musical style, in which they forgo the frills of extensive remixes, overdubbing and other musical refinements.

 

Midnite explodes in live performances with sets that often exceed three hours. Their vigorous, weighty sound, driven by the punchy bass lines creates a vibe that penetrates straight to the heart. These epic musical communions have earned Midnite an enormous following throughout the roots community. This is especially true in St. Croix, Puerto Rico, Brazil, St. Louis and here on the West Coast where they have toured extensively.

 

By breaking all the rules, Midnite is setting a new standard. Armed with a firm foundation in Jah Rastafari, their natural talents, and a strong and uncompromising musical vision, Midnite champions a unique sound that is on the cutting edge of modern roots music.

 

 

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You are receiving this as an invitation to join the Official Reggae on the River Newsletter, which we are about to launch.  Filled with important festival information, features on performing artists and other aspects of the two-day event, as well as ticket and camping links and a contest or two to win tickets, we wanted to make sure you were invited to receive the newsletter.

 

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The Mateel Community Center just announced their confirmed talent for the 26^th annual Reggae On The River, taking place as a two-day festival on July 17 and 18 at Benbow Lake State Recreation Area in southern Humboldt County. 

 

Set before a backdrop of ancient redwoods on the banks of the majestic Eel River, this 2-day celebration of the best in reggae and world music has been a favorite festival tradition for over a quarter century and offers attendees an opportunity to soak up the irie northern Cali vibes while enjoying a diverse array of top-class international artists, vendors, and kids activities in a family friendly environment.

 

This year’s festival will include a diverse mix of top name reggae and world music talent including Sly & Robbie with The Taxi Gang, Don Carlos, Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra, Dezarie, Sugar Minott, Rootz Underground, Sister Carol, Pablo Moses, Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca, Fire Pashon, Messenjah Selah, Rob Symeonn, Quinto Sol, Tchiya Amet & The Lighthouse Band, and Seed N Soil, plus more artists TBA.

 

2-day tickets for the 26^th annual Reggae On The River are on sale now at local outlets and online at www.inticketing.com for a price of $85.  Current MCC members receive a $5 discount when purchased in advance at the Mateel office in Redway.  Other local outlets include The Works (Eureka/Arcata), Fortuna Music Mart, Redway Liquor, The Peg House (Leggett), Main Street Music (Willits), Ukiah Natural Foods, and Tangents (Ft. Bragg).  If the event is not sold out prior to June 1^st, single day tickets will go on sale at this point for a price of $50 per day.  Buying the advance 2-day pass is strongly encouraged. 

 

For camping, parking, artist updates, and other pertinent festival information, visit www.reggaeontheriver.com or call the Mateel office at (707) 923-3368 and make your plans to today to be at the 26^th annual Reggae On The River on July 17 and 18.   

 

 

May 13
1765: "Sowed Hemp at Muddy Hole by Swamp..." George Washington's Diary
1950: Stevie Wonder (Steveland Morris Hardaway) is born in Saginaw, Miami, USA.

 

 May 14
1959: Isudo (Miyai Hiroshi), Japanese DJ, is born.
1981: A memorial service for Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley) (d. May 11) in Miami, Florida, USA.

 

 May 15
1915: California passes anti-marijuana law.
----: Shigaki Tohru [Ska Flames; guitar] is born.
1969: Little Roy (Earl Lowe) recorded "Bongo Nyah" for Lloyd Daley, The Matador. It became his first hit and the biggest hit of Matador Prouctions. Besides it, The Creators' "Bad Name", Lloyd Charmers' "Zylon" and Lloyd Robinson's "Death A Come" ware recorded for Daley on this day. "Zylon" should have been the flip sie of "Death A Come" but it became the hit side. They can be heard on a compilation "Lloyd Daley's Matador Productions, 1968-1972" (Heartbeat HB 92).
1977: Bob Marley & The Wailers <http://reggaelife.jp/yaho/Artists_and_Bands/Bob_Marley_and_the_Wailers/> ' Exodus tour 1977 Europe / Circus Krone, Munchen, Germany

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01     2    11    Beg U A Touch – Vybz Kartel – Adidjahiem Records (1wk@#1) U-1
02     1    15    Hot Like a Fire – Toya – Downsound (2wks@#1) D-1
03     6    11    Come into My Room – Mavado & Stacious – Di Genius U-3
04     3    16    Put Yuh Hand Up In The Air - Assassin – Di Genius (2wks@#1) D-1
05     7    12    Mi Woman a Call Mi – Beenie Man – SANKOFA U-2
06     9    10    Caan Fren Again – Steven McGregor – Di Genius U-3
07    11     7    Clarks – Vybz Kartel / Popcaan / Gaza Slim – CR203/Adidjaheim/Notnice U-4
08     4    14    Gal Ova Gun – Mavado – Armz House Production (pp#2) D-4
09    10    10    Wanna Be Ballaz – Assassin – SANKOFA U-1
10     5    14    Fire Pon Obeah - Capleton – SANKOFA (pp#4) D-5
11     8    17    Fresh – Flexx – Fagan Fraternity/Hapilos Entertainment (2wks@#1) D-3
12    13     9    Skippin Feelin – Tiana & Chi Ching Ching – Media House Production U-1
13    16     6    My Cup – Richie Loops – Big Yard Music U-3
14    17     4    Hold Yuh – Gyptian – VP Records U-3
15    12    18    How She Like It – Duane Howard & Junior Kelly – Reign Time Records (pp#5) D-3
16    18     7    Mr. DJ – Miss Triniti  – Trini Girl Production U-2
17        14    16    Go Go Club – Vybz Kartel – Head Concussion (pp#3) D-3
18      20     4     Party Cup – Ding Dong – IMG U-2
19    19    16    Every Gal – Nicky B – Head Concussion (pp#8) NM
20    15    28    Mi Want My Own – Tyrical – Seanizzle Records (2wks@#1) D-5
21    23     2    Gal A Mad Over – Mavado – Di Genius U-2
22    25     2    Bank Inna Mi Pocket - Versatile – Romeich Records U-3
23    24     3    Boss Lady – Toya – Downsound U-1
24    21    19    Skip to Ma Lue – Serani feat Ding Dong & Razz & Biggy – Daseca (1wk@#1) D-3
25    22      22    The Realest Song – Konshens – Cash Flow (1wk@#1) D-3

 

 

01        2      9    Sweetie – Roots Revealers feat Chaka Demus – Family House Music (1wk@#1) U-1
02     1    20    Love this Lifetime – Sheba feat Bounty Killer – Sonic Dynasty (1wk@#1) D-1
03        4    13     Johnny – LUST – Born Music U-1
04     3    26    Heavy Load – Tom Laing – Top Tier/Raw Moon (3wks@#1) D-1
05     6    19    Million $ Check – Mojo Morgan – Gedion Soldiers Ent U-1
06        7      9    No Other Alternative – Guidance – Brown Brothers Music U-1
07     5    13    Rise Again(Tribute to Haiti) – Shaggy, Sean Paul, Sean Kingston, Tessanne Chin, Etana, Alison Hinds, Kees Dieffenthaller, David Rudder, Belo, Shontelle Layne, Destra Garcia, Edwin Yearwood – Birchill Records (pp#3) D-2
08    11      8    Unconditional Love – Jah Cure feat Phyllisia – SOBE/Danga Zone U-3
09    10    13    Nah Stop Try – Zebilum Tucker – Formula One Productions U-1
10    15      8    August Town – Etana – Free Mind U-5
11    12    10    Night Shift – Busy Signal – Turf Muzik/Star Player Music Group U-1
12    14      7    My Promise – Andy Livingston – Black Dutch Records U-2
13     9    11    A Time and a Place – Buju Banton – John John D-4
14    17      7    Thank You Jah – Vybz Kartel – Adidjaheim / Notnice U-3
15     8    23    The Pill – Junior X – Revolutionary Entertainment (2wks@#1) D-7
16    18      7    Trouble in the World – Richie Spice – Master One Productions U-2
17      19      6    Gangster Life – Junior X – Revolutionary Entertainment U-2
18    20      4    Dance Like We’re Making Love/Sugar Dumplin – Nicky B – Feelin Records U-2
19    13    28    Feel So Good – Barbee – Rare Diamond Productions (1wk@#1) D-6
20    22      5    Comeback to Bed – Gramps Morgan – Dada Son Entertainment U-2
21    16    17    Lose A Friend – I-Octane – Truck Back (pp#6) D-5
22       23      4    Salt of the Earth/Let’s Drink – Richie Stephens – Boot Camp U-1
23    24      2    The Leaders – ELJAI – Jah Mix Entertainment/No Doubt Records U-1
24     -    New    Free – Etana – No Doubt Records
25    21    18    Hold My Hand – Sean Paul feat Keri Hilson – Fresh Ear (pp#5) D-4

 

 

01     1    11    Pon Di Gaza 2.0 – Vybz Kartel – Adidjaheim / Tads Records (2wks@#1) NM
02         2    15    Now & Forever – Sanchez – VP Records (4wks@#1) NM
03     3    10    The Focus Riddim  – Various Artistes – Raw Moon / Top Tie NM
04     4    15    Crucial Times – Sizzla Kalonji – Greensleeves Records (3wks@#1) NM
05     5     7    Genuine – Bescenta – Upliftment Music International (UMI) NM
06     6     6    Ragga, Ragga, Ragga 2010 – Various Artistes – Greensleeves NM
07     7    12      Escape from Babylon – Alborosie – Greensleeves NM
08     9     2    Sugar Roy/Conrad Crystal & The Great Reggae Icons – Sugar Roy / Conrad Crystal & Friends – Fireball Records U-1
09     8    13    State of Da World – Inner Circle – Shanachie D-1
10        -    New    Red Pond – Junior Kelly – VP Records

 

 

 

Thursday-Sunday, May 13th-16th 2010

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Trempealeau Wisconsin

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New Orleans Louisiana

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Middlesbrough Teesside

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Santa Rosa California

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St. Petersburg Florida

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