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Volume 5 Issue 35
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HENRY JR. REPORTS FROM BATON ROUGE
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Greetings! from Hit City records - this is Henry Turner jr reporting from Baton Rouge the city took a bad hit. I have heard from most of my band members and a hand full of other musicians have no power still. I am thirty minutes east of Baton Rouge at Arby's; the first place that would let me use wi-fi. Most places are on cable and have no Internet.
Everyone I know needs gas ,ice, lamp oil etc. and cannot keep food for long so, no need to stock food, just get it every day. My friends from around the country and abroad is money graming and western unioning cash to my musicians and me so we are able to move around. Gas cards can work, also those who have generators have offered to let people come to their homes if they will share fuel cost. From what i understand we will be without power for 8 days or so. This time the governments local and state was well prepared and things seemed organized. Thanks to all of my supporters and friends for offers of support. and to those of you who are worried about our damages we are not concerned as of now except for immediate shelter which most of us have we will deal with the damages later. will e-mail again when i get access again. if you are planning to mail us cash for support send it to PO Box 64895 Baton Rouge La.70896 Make all checks and money orders payable to Hit city records. if you wire transfer money make it payable to Henry Turner jr and e-mail us and let us know the amounts and when so we can pick it up. as of now we are fund raising for about 20 musicians and will try to support more as we get cash in.
Henry Turner jr.
Contact Info:
henryturner@juno.com 225-952-0784
www.myspace.com/turnersrecordingstudio
www.myspace.com/henryturnerjrandflavor
www.henryturnerjr.com
www.flavor.ballardsbytes.com
po box 64895 Baton Rouge La.70896
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COME TO EARTHDANCE!
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The 12th annual Earthdance Festival will take place at the renowned Black Oak Ranch, a property rich in native history and old growth oak trees. The ranch is also home to many well known activists and artists, including Wavy Gravy’s Camp Winarainbow for children. For 2008, Earthdance Northern California will unite with over 350 locations in 60 countries across the world to create the most conscious global festival of our time.
The Earthdance Northern California Festival will bring together an unprecedented line-up of conscious musicians, visual artists, DJ's, speakers and activists, who believe in a sustainable future for our planet. Working with the theme of “unity in diversity”, the festival will host 5 music stages and will feature high profile conscious artists from many genres of the international music scene, including World, Electronica, Hip Hop, Folk and Jazz. Also included will be an indigenous elder’s council, made up of indigenous elders from many nations, who will share wisdom and sacred ceremony.
2008 ARTISTS CONFIRMED INCLUDE: Michael Franti & Spearhead, Neko Case, Kinky, Ivan Neville’s Dumstaphunk, JJ Grey and Mofro, Anthony B, Buckethead, Lotus, Queen Omega, That One Guy, Praang (with Steve Kimock), Blame Sally, Cheb I Sabbah, Blutech, and many more...
An important part of the festival will be a compelling educational component called the “Activist Alley”, where festival patrons can interact with both local and international non-profit groups. These organizations will share information and workshops on relevant global and local issues, inspiring local participants to take a stand for the future of our planet.
A highlight of the festival will be a synchronized global link up, taking place on Saturday the 13th, when at 4pm (PST), Earthdance California will synchronize with over 350 locations in 60 countries. At this precise moment, a specially created song called the “prayer for peace” will be played in every location at the same time.
The festival will also feature a wide variety of ‘Healthy’ vendors supplying many types of international foods and eco wares. Food, water, camping, and even HOT showers, are all available to festival attendees.
By uniting our diverse communities through the universal platform of music and dance, the festival will send out a strong message of peace and global sustainability. Part proceeds from the festival will be donated to the Earthdance non-profit, A California based 501c3 organization.
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PEACE, LOVE, RESPECT! BOB MARLEY
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A statue of the late reggae legend Robert Nesta Marley better known as Bob Marley has been erected in the small Serbian town of Banatski Sokolac. It is intended to promote peace and tolerance and carries the inscription “Bob Marley — fighter for freedom armed with a guitar.” Organisers claim that the Marley statue, which was created by Croatian artist Davor Dukic, is the first monument in Europe to the Jamaican-born star.
ONE LOVE!
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CHEF MAYRA'S ALKALINE RECIPES
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Romini Salad
1 med. Red-Leaf Lettuce
1 med. Romaine Lettuce
2 med. Zucchini, thinly sliced
¾ cup Radishes, sliced
2-3 Green Onions, sliced
Dressing
¼ cup Flax Seed Oil
2 tbs. Sea Salt
Crushed Garlic clove (to taste)
Pinch of dried Tarragon Leaves
Fresh Spinach Salad
1 head Spinach
2 stalks Celery, chopped
½ cup Cauliflower cut in small pieces
6 Radishes, chopped
2 Shallots, chopped (or 1 small Red Onion)
2 Red Peppers, chopped
½ cup chopped Basil
4 Tbs. Pine Nuts
1) Combine the spinach, celery, cauliflower, radishes, shallots, red peppers, basil, and pine nuts in a large bowl.
2) Toss thoroughly.
3) Top with Essential Dressing.
Chef Mayra’ Beans and Rice
1 lb. dried Pinto Beans
1 cup Green Onions (chopped)
2 cups Yellow Onion (chopped)
½ tsp. Garlic (minced)
¼ tsp. Oregano
¼ tsp. Garlic Powder
¾ tsp. Black Pepper
½ tsp. Celtic Sea Salt
¼ tsp. Red Cayenne Pepper
1 oz. Braggs Liquid Aminos
6 cups cooked Brown Rice
6 oz. Tomato Paste
¼ tsp. Thyme
1 tsp. Celery Flakes
Recipe Instructions: “You can use a pressure cooker”.
1) Wash beans.
2) Soak for 12 hours, Drain water.
3) Fill a large pot with beans, add water about ½” above beans.
4) Add remaining ingredients.
5) Cover. Cook over low heat for 2 ½ hours.
6) Serve over cooked brown rice.
Carib Chef Mayra
702 372 4709
www.mychefmayra.com
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SOUL MEDICATION
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Reggae recording artist Soulmedic of the Lion Camp is fresh off tour performing and promoting the new album Soul Medication with a hot string of summer shows that ended August 2 at Reggae Rising Music Festival in Humboldt County
check out footage at youtube.com/lioncamp
Other coming shows
SEPT 10 CONCORD CA - THE TIME OUT bar and patio1822 grant
5150 PROMOTIONS PRESENT SOULMEDIC at the Bay Area Reggae
howcase
SEPT 20 BENBOW, HUMBOLDT CO, CA. -- REDWOOD BREWERY
PEOPLE'S PRODUCTIONS PRESENT ANTHONY B, SOULMEDIC, HIGH
GRADE SOUND MORE TBA
Soulmedic's new album Soul Medication is currently
available in stores and is now distributed by IDC:
(415) 292-7007 independentdistro.com and Ernie B's Reggae at
ebreggae.com or 916 941 1921.
Soul Medication is available on the web at cdbaby.com, itunes.com , and
myspace.com/soulmedic.
Check out myspace.com/soulmedic for new music, tour dates, videos, merchandise and mixtapes
LOOK 4 UPCOMING RELEASES BY LIONCAMP ARTISTS
ISHI DUBE myspace.com/ishidube.com ishidube.com
JAH SUN myspace.com/jahsun jahsunmusic.com
ROCKER T myspace.com/rockert
more TBA
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RICHIE B'S HOT MIX 102FM - SEPT 5 - STRAIGHT FROM YARD!
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JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richie B, host - "HOT MIX" on Hot 102FM
SEPTEMBER 5, 2008
TOP 20 DANCE HALL SINGLES
TW LW WC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 1 12 Nuh Linga-Elephant Man-Board House (5wks@#1) NM
02 2 11 Gimmi Likkle-Beenie Man-Born So Records NM
03 3 17 Gully Creepa-Elephant Man-Seanizzle (4wks@#1) NM
04 6 9 Dem Yah & Dem Yah - Flippa Mafia - Board House U-2
05 5 9 Winner - Konshens-Natural Bridge/Cash Flow NM
06 8 6 Trailer Load of Money-Vybz Kartel- Adidjaheim Records/ Chimney Records U-2
07 4 21 Stinking Rich-Serani-Daseca (pp#4) D-3
08 9 7 Inna Di Car Back-Mavado-Big Ship U-1
09 7 12 Hustle-Andrew & Wada Blood-Fire Links (pp#7) D-2
10 10 16 Dem Nuh Want Nuh Gal - Assassin-Board House (pp#5) NM
11 12 8 More Money-Harry Toddler-Downsound Records U-1
12 14 5 Bottom of the Barrel-Tifa-Ward 21 U-2
13 15 5 I'm So Special-Mavado-TJ Records U-2
14 11 20 Nah Go Nuh Weh-Vybz Kartel- Big Ship (2wks@#1) D-3
15 17 2 Robbery-Macka Diamond-Scatta Productions U-2
16 18 3 Overcome- Mavado-Big Ship U-2
17 19 2 Goodas Clap-Stacious-Ward 21 U-2
18 13 7 Shake That Body-PI feat. Elephant Man-Track Pusha Music (pp#13) D-5
19 20 2 Rolling Deep-Flippa Mafia-T J Records U-1
20 16 25 Wine Gal - Beenie Man - TJ Records (3wks@#1) D-4
TOP 20 REGGAE SINGLES
TW LW WC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 1 11 Nothing To Smile Bout-Morgan Heritage-No Doubt (3wks@#1) NM
02 2 16 Different Page - I-Octane - Rated R/Arrows (2wks@#1) NM
03 4 16 Bed Of Roses-Noddy Virtue and Jodi-Ann Pantry-Reflection
U-1
04 3 15 Looking For Love-Patriot-Hill Side Entertainment (pp#3) D-1
05 6 12 One of a Kind-Leroy Smart-WWS U-1
06 5 19 I Am Not Afraid-Etana-No Doubt Record (pp#5) D-1
07 8 14 Ride or Die - Cecile - SOBE/Dangerzone U-1
08 9 25 Mood For Love (Missing You)-Terry Linen-Uplifting Music International (3wks@#1) U-1
09 10 9 Yuh Nuh Simple - Tony Anthony-B-CRISSAS U-1
10 7 28 Love Fire-Tony Rebel-Taxi (1wk@#1) D-3
11 13 7 Keep It To Yourself-Queen Ifrica-Don Corleon U-2
12 12 8 Gunz Out-Nesbeth-No Doubt Records NM
13 14 6 Rest Your Love on Me-George Nooks-Tad's Int'l U-1
14 11 15 Clearly-Alibra-5 Star (pp#10) D-3
15 16 5 Far Away-Tarrus Riley-Don Corleon U-1
16 18 4 Never Lost My Way/Welcome To My World-Ginjah-No Doubt U-2
17 - New Stronger-D’Angel-Sons of Spoon
18 20 2 Better Man-Terry Linen-Upliftment Music Int’l U-2
19 17 27 Just As I Am - Lust-Born Music (4wks@#1) D-2
20 15 13 Di Plane Land-Richie Spice-No Doubt (2wks@#1) D-5
TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART
TW LW WC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 1 12 The Strong One-Etana-VP Records (4wks@#1) NM
02 3 6 The Journey - The Very Best of Sizzla Kalonji-Sizzla-Greensleeves U-1
03 2 11 Reggae Gold-Various Artistes-VP Records (2wks@#1) D-1
04 4 10 The Ultimate Reggae/Dancehall X-perience - Various Artistes–Tads International NM
05 6 6 Challenges-Tarrus Riley-VP Records/Cannon U-1
06 5 7 Movement-Rootz Underground-Riverstone Music D-1
07 7 15 Gideon Boot-Richie Spice- VP Records (2wks@#1) NM
08 8 19 Let's Get Physical-Elephant Man-Bad Boy/VP Records (3wks@#1) NM
09 9 18 Ragga, Ragga, Ragga 2008-Various Artistes-Greensleeves NM
10 10 20 Fight With All Your Might-Anthony Cruz-Penthouse/VP Records NM
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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 CONTACT US: 876-968-5817 NOW!!!
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SPRAGGA BENZ SON ALLEGEDLY MURDERED BY POLICE
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(Brittany Somerset, Intrepid Reporter)
The teenage son of the legendary singer Spragga Benz, 17-year old Carlton Grant Jr., was murdered in Kingston on August 23rd. He was shot, by police. There are conflicting opinions as to whether or not he was armed at the time of the shooting. All reports claim that he was shot once, while his hands were in the air, after he had surrendered to police. Allegedly he was shot a second time, execution style, after he was already down on the ground.
Police claim the teen was carrying a pistol, and they had to give chase. Upset residents refute that claim. Whether or not he was carrying a weapon, or initially ran away from the police, once he surrendered, (stopped running, wasn't firing) he should not have been killed in their custody.
Spragga Benz, whose real name is Carlton Grant Sr., partnered with soca starKevin Lyttle with thedancehall remix of Lyttle's track, 'Turn Me On'. Turn Me On reached #1 on the Billboard Single Chart on August 12th, 2004.
Spragga Benz was in New York at the time of his son was murdered, while his son's mother was with him in the hospital. He was driven to the hospital by police, and pronounced dead on arrival.
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REGGAE FOR A CURE
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THE ITALS COLORADO AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOUR
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Zionway Recording Presents:
The Itals
September 26th Owsley's Golden Road, Denver Colorado
September 27th Jamaican Eye Care Benefit , Boulder Colorado
September 29th The Belly Up , Aspen Colorado
September 30th Fly Me To The Moon Saloon , Telluride Colorado
October 1st The Sumitt, Durango Colorado
October 2nd The Huka Bar, Murray Utah
THE ITALS
www.myspace.com/theitals
Zionway Recordings
www.myspace.com/zionwaybookingandpublicity
Thanks and Bless Up!
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AVA LEIGH FINDS HER VIBE IN REGGAE
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article by: By ADRIAN THRILLS dailymail.co.uk
Who is she?
A self-styled 'hippy chick' from Chester with an unlikely fondness for vintage reggae.
Why the fuss?
What Duffy did for classic U.S. soul, Ava is doing for the rootsy rhythms of Jamaica.
What does she sound like?
Ava, 22, brings a breezy pop feel to a style made famous long before she was born. Her backing tracks are surprisingly authentic, harking back to the late Seventies' golden age of singers such as Dennis Brown and Burning Spear, but the vocals are unmistakably fresh and British.
What's the story?
Ava's mum, who works for the Royal Mail, was a huge reggae fan and Ava recalls singing along to Matumbi's After Tonight and Janet Kay's Silly Games when the pair were doing the housework together in Chester. The singer toured with her school jazz band, but also practised in a local rehearsal studio at weekends. She rejected a place at stage school to follow her pop dreams.
And then?
Ava recorded some R&B material, but didn't find her niche until she returned to reggae three years ago. A record deal with Virgin followed shortly afterwards. She says: 'You know when something feels right. I was so happy when I finally found my music. I write lyrics about my own experiences, and I love songs that everyone can relate to. I want to make memories.'
What now?
Now based in Brighton, Ava cut her debut album, Rollin', in Britain and Jamaica, working with reggae legends Sly & Robbie, duetting with Finley Quaye and co-writing with Gabrielle.
Where can I hear more?
A single, La, La, La, is out on September 29, with Rollin' following a week later on October 6. Ava is also playing at the Party On The Green in Paignton, Devon, on September 6
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ROOTS UNDERGROUND TOUR
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COCOA TEA TURNS HIS TALENTS TO U.S. POLITICS
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Cocoa Tea, the originator of the singjay style of the 1980s and 1990s, is in the spotlight again with two songs geared towards the United States presidential elections. Barack Obama has been bubbling for months on the radio and youtube, among reggae fans young and old as well as music fans in general and Yes We Can is the brand new non-partisan follow up.
"This is not about class nor color, race nor creed," Cocoa Tea sings on Barack Obama. "It's about the changes… Americans need." The song’s message has caught the attention of a generation of listeners as well as media outlets worldwide.
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SEE NAMKHA RINPOCHE AT MICHAEL FRANTI'S POWER TO THE PEACEFUL FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND
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SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 6
POWER TO THE PEACEFUL FESTIVAL:
3.15PM - MAIN STAGE
2.00-2.40PM - CONSCIOUSNESS IN ACTION TENT ON SITE (40min)
Speaking about 'Personal Peace'
Speedway Meadows, San Francisco, CA
FREE EVENT
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RISE UP VERMONT FESTIVAL
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GREETINGS IN THE FULLNESS OF LOVE AND RASPECT TO ALL OF THE RISE UP VERMONT MASSIVE!
RUN GO TELL YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS, THIS YEAR'S EVENT IS NOT TO BE MISSED! BEST CONSCIOUS REGGAE FESTIVAL 0F '08!
HERE IS A SNEAK @ OUR PRESENT LINEUP FOR THE '08 FESTIVAL:
I GRADE RECORDS (Virgin Islands)
featuring the RED I BAND, NIYORAH, ABJA, DANNY I, MADA NILE & the CELEBRITY
HORNS
NOBLE SOCIETY (Brooklyn, NYC)
featuring JAH DAN BLAKKAMOORE
JAH N I (Boston, MA)
the HOUSE of RASTAFARI (Boston, MA)
special guests:
RAS INDIO (Belize)
SISTAH JOYCE (Virgin Gorda)
MORE AFRICAN DANCE & DRUM, FYA DANCING, CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES TENT.......
BOOOM!
ALL TO BE ANNOUNCED ASAP!
GIVE THANKS FOR THE YEARS OF SUPPORT!
WE MUST RISE UP FAMILY!
LINK US @ MYSPACE.COM/RISEUPVT OR RISEUPVT.COM
ALSO LINK MACHU @ MYSPACE.COM/SATTASOUNDS
RISE UP LINE: 802.498.7471
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TARRUS RILEY, DEAN FRASER AND DUANE STEPHENSON IN PHILLY SEPT. 13TH
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JAH ROOTS : : JOY
Jah Roots, “the best live American reggae band,” are playing several festivals this summer in support of their new release entitled JOY - currently CDbaby.com’s second highest selling album! In addition to exploring themes of love and longing, Jah Roots also has a message in many of their new songs, which, in the time-honored tradition of conscious roots-reggae, they are touring tirelessly to impart to the masses. Often their songs expound on themes as varied as the beauty of life or diverge into offering insightful commentary on the chaos unique to our times, and the universal insecurity we as a society endure because of it. Each member of JAH ROOTS takes the delivery of this conscious music very seriously as evidenced by the intensity they bring to each performance.
During the recording of JOY, Jah Roots were joined by legendary Bob Marley & The Wailers guitarist, Junior Marvin! Their collaboration produced two instant reggae classics “Ganja Weed” and “Spliff and My Lady.” Due to their compelling music, this mid-western based group of musicians are rapidly becoming favorites of reggae fans the world over. Jah Roots are best experienced live! Go to www.JahRoots.com for a complete list of concert dates.
Click Here To Listen:
http://www.jukeboxalive.com/audio_play_offsite.php?mid=1843173&skin=1359100
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LJX : : Two Chord Skankin'
With his debut album, Two Chord Skankin’, Toronto-based reggae singer/guitarist LJX has dropped one of the most satisfying reggae discs of the year so far. Lyndon John X brings fresh energy to roots reggae; his sound strongly recalls Steel Pulse at their peak, with a jazzy flow to his vocals intertwined with his lead guitar lines. He’s an excellent songwriter; his words are well chosen to match his vocal style, and he paints vivid pictures of timeless reggae subject matter such as dancing, oppression and love. The Two-Chord Skankin’ album comes as advertised, and these bright sounds are perfect for reggae lovers everywhere!
(c/o David Dacks, Editor of Xclaim Magazine, Toronto Ontario)
** Album was nominated for 2008 Juno Award for Best Reggae Recording and was also nominated for Top Male Newcomer at the Canadian Reggae Music Awards 2008
Click here to Listen:
http://www.jukeboxalive.com/audio_play_offsite.php?mid=1843147&skin=1359100
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HOPE MASSIVE : : itany
Conscious lyrics, hard hitting rhythms, and a unique blend of Progressive Roots, current and vintage Dancehall with influences of Hip Hop are what makes Hope Massive's debut album, itany, stand out from the pride.
Using Roots and Dancehall as a foundation stone, Hope Massive has managed to create an album that effortlessly flows from Roots Reggae, to Dancehall, Dub, hip-hop and to surf rock. The musical versatility of itany, combined with positive themes, produces a fresh sound that steps outside of the box while remembering its roots.
Hope Massive Biography:
For the last four years Hope Massive has been touring the East Coast USA and as far away as Japan. Members of Hope Massive have worked as supporting artist for such groups as Midnite, The Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band, The Wailers, Damien Marley, Gregory Isaacs, The Gin Blossoms, The Spam Allstars, Morgan Heritage, Israel Vibrations, Keller Williams, Ben Harper, Culture, The Mediations, Eek-a-Mouse, The Itals and blues legend Etta Baker. Hope Massive has performed at such festivals as Floyd Fest, The Asheville Music Jamboree (AM Jam), The Appalachian State University Jazz Festival, Hurricane Katrina Red-Cross Relief, Junaleska African Heritage Festival, Raleigh Downtown Live and Camp Reggae.
For more information:
http://www.hopemassive.com
Purchase “itany” at:
www.cdbaby.com/cd/hopemassive
Click Here To Listen To Hope:
http://www.jukeboxalive.com/audio_play_offsite.php?mid=1843413&skin=1359100
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JAH! MAY WE APPRECIATE AND REMEMBER
Today may we appreciate this food and remember those who are hungry.
May we appreciate our family and friends and remember those who are alone.
May we appreciate our health and remember those who are sick.
May we appreciate the freedoms we have and remember those who suffer injustice and tyranny.
In Jah's Name We Pray!
Peace on earth.
AMEN.
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Foundation Reggae Festival
Friday-Saturday, September 5-6, 2008
Culleredo, Spain
+34 608 58 41 90
CLICK ON NAME OF FESTIVAL
TO REACH THEIR WEBSITE
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Charlemont Reggae Festival
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Charlemont, Massachusetts, U.S.
+1(413) 367-9309
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Reggae Summer Night
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Hamm, Germany
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caribbean family day xpo
Saturday, September 6, 2008
columbia, south carolina, U.S.
803-277-7907
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Reggaetown Festival
Saturday, September 6 2008
Cairns, Australia
+61 7 (0) 416037275
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Reggae Summer Fest
Sunday, September 7, 2008
East Captiol Street, Washington, DC, U.S.
202-340-6399
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Festival Ska et Reggae
Friday, September 12, 2008
Belgium7ème
080216901
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Earthdance
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Laytonville, California, U.S.
541-488-5473
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LBCC Reggae Festival
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Long Beach, California, U.S.
562-938-3088
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Reggae Music Expo
Monday, September 15, 2008
Trelawny, Jamaica
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JamRock Festival
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S.
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Rise Up Vermont - Roots & Culture Festival
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Waitsfield, Vermont, U.S.
802-498-7471
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Celebration of Praise Gospel Festiva
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Ocean Grove, New Jersey, U.S.
732-688-6206
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