Friday, October 31, 2008
Volume 5 Issue 43














News Flash
New CD's in the Mix
On Tour
Ital Statistics
In Jah's Name We Pray
About Us

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EBONY EXCURSIONS WILL HOST THE SUMFEST 2009 GETAWAY TRAVEL PACKAGE
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to see all of the top-ranking Reggae artists at once? Been waiting fi go a yard? Well here's your chance!
Now you can experience THE hottest Reggae festival of the year, enjoy a weeklong vacation and have an irie time with thousands of you fellow Reggae fans for less than $2,000. Next year marks the 17th anniversary of the legendary Red Stripe Reggae SumFest. The best artist such as Richie Spice, Lady Saw, Beenie Man, Macka Diamond, Mary J Blige and countless others have made this festival biggest sensation on the island. Next year promises to be even better!
Ebony Excursions has partnered with Baba Roots USA and Sunset Beach Resort to bring Reggae fans a one of a kind experience for SumFest 2009!

All travel packages include:

- 7 Nights Hotel at Sunset Beach Resort

- VIP Bands for all SumFest Events

- All Meals and Beverages at the Sunset Beach Resort

- All gratuities

All prices are based on double occupancy

Space is limited Don't miss out!

For more information, please contact:
Ashlie Randolph
sumfest@ebonyexcursionstravel.com
http://ebonyexcursions.com/Upcoming_Event.html http://www.myspace.com/ebonyexcursions

WORLD UNITED MUSIC FESTIVAL
We are putting the finishing touches on our first annual, much anticipated Music Festival, Conference and Awards Ceremony to be held in beautiful San Marcos, Texas on November 14 -16th.

Thanks to a generous benefactor (Tridas Inc.) we have been able to offer a limited number of free conference registrations to radio broadcasters and personnel. There are a few remaining spots available and we are now able to open them up to our general membership. Availability is limited and spots will be given away on a first come, first serve basis so please contact the office asap if you would like to attend.

The conference portion of our event will be held November 14 and 15th at the new Embassy Hotel in San Marcos. Please keep an eye on our website for the latest updates on the panels and panelists. We have an informative and entertaining series of panels planned, intertwined with acoustic showcases and culminating with our award presentation ceremony on Saturday afternoon after the last panel is completed.

We will also be hosting a meet and greet for artists and radio after Friday afternoon's conference panels. We are pleased to have a wide breadth of radio formats represented during the three day event.

Our awards will be decided by our membership and the voting is open NOW.

Congratulations to all our nominees. You can vote for your picks by going to:
http://www.worldunitedmusicfestival.com/?page=vote

The three day music festival promises to be memorable as it showcases over 150 bands and artists from far-reaching locations in one place on eight stages. You'll be able to hear some a mix of well known artists across many roots based genres alongside of some exciting new, groundbreaking performers who are anxiously preparing to share their music with the masses.

The Nominees in the Reggae Category are:

Reggae Artist of the Year:

Burning Spear
Carlton Pride & Zion
Fiji
Inner Visions
Jesse Green & Skazzmatic
Kabbalist
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Mykal Rose
Rebelution
Watusi

Reggae Label of the Year:

Das Vibes
Easy Star
Megawave
Ras Sanctuary
Rastafaria
Rebelz Promoter
VP
World Beatnik

Reggae Radio Station of the Year:

KDVS
KNON
KPFK
KSBR
KVMR
WKRS
WKZE
WLUW

CONTACT INFO:
RMAMembers mailing list
RMAMembers@rootsmusicassociation.org
http://www.rootsmusicassociation.org/mailman/listinfo

Congratulations to all the nominees!

CHEF MAYRA'S CARAMEL BAR COOKIES
HALLOWEEN Cookies Idea ya’all..

1/2 cup margarine
1 cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups quick oats
1 teaspoon baking powder
 
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Melt margarine over low heat. Mix in brown sugar and salt. Mix in oats and baking powder. Press onto a greased 9 x 13" cookie sheet. Bake until light brown, about 8 minutes. Watch carefully that they don't burn! Cut while warm.  My Friends these cookies  to die for “ Dr Flavor”

Chef Mayra aka Dr Flavor
702 372 4709
www.mychefmayra.com


RENEGADE REGGAE CONCERTS ON YOUTUBE
Many of the Reggae and Ska concerts from this past summer's Renegade Concert Northern California Reggae Series were videoed by CJ from Sequoia Digital Promotions and can be found on the Tahoe Jammin Reggae youtube web channel –  Tosh Meets Marley at the River Ranch Lodge (Tahoe City, CA) is the featured video this month…

http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminREGGAE

Enjoy these cuts and more will be added almost weekly throughout  the winter.  

Show videos include-
Tosh Meets Marley
Pato Banton
The Wailers
Prezident Brown
The English Beat


If your band is playing a show in the Lake Tahoe/Sierra area and you would like to have them videoed for this and other web promotion uses contact cjmccoypromo@gmail.com  for details of the services etc.
 
CJ
530-573-0805
http://www.tahoejammin.com

VIDEO CHANNELS
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejammin
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminBLUES
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminROCK
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminREGGAE>
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminBLUEGRASS
http://www.youtube.com/tahoejamminHORIZON 

RICHIE B'S HOT MIX 102FM - OCT 31- STRAIGHT FROM YARD!
JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richie B, host – “HOT MIX” on Hot 102FM


OCTOBER 31, 2008

TOP 20 DANCE HALL SINGLES


TW    LW    WC    TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL

01      1    13    I'm So Special-Mavado-TJ Records (3wks@#1) NM
02      2     14    Trailer Load of Money-Vybz Kartel- Adidjaheim Records/ Chimney Records NM
03      4     16    More Money-Harry Toddler-Downsound Records U-1
04      3     17    Dem Yah & Dem Yah - Flippa Mafia - Board House (2wks@#1) D-1
05      5     15    Inna Di Car Back-Mavado-Big Ship (pp#4) NM
06      6     13    Bottom of the Barrel-Tifa-Ward 21 NM
07      7     10    Robbery-Macka Diamond-Scatta Productions/Kings of Kings NM
08      9     11    Overcome- Mavado-Big Ship U-1
09     10    10    Goodas Clap-Stacious-Ward 21 U-1
10       8    17    Winner - Konshens-Natural Bridge/Cash Flow (2wks@#1) D-2
11     12      8    Water Man- Buju Banton - TJ Records U-1
12     13    10    Rolling Deep-Flippa Mafia-T J Records U-1
13     14      7    Burnin, Burnin- Miss Triniti feat. Beenie Man-Unseen Lab U-1
14     11    19    Gimmi Likkle-Beenie Man-Born So Records (2wks@#1) D-3
15     15      6    Move-KK Alese- Ruby Sarah Music NM
16     17      4    Ghetto Prayer – Shane-O-Jam II U-1
17     16      5    No Games-Serani- TJ Records (pp#16) D-1
18     19      3    Work Out-Vybz Kartel-Big Ship U-1
19     20      2    Sweep-Elephant Man-Scatta Productions/Kings of Kings U-1
20      -    New    Tic Toc-Busy Signal-S. S. M. G


TOP 20 REGGAE SINGLES

TW    LW    WC    TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL

01      2    14    Keep It To Yourself-Queen Ifrica-Don Corleon  (1wk@1) U-1
02      1    14    Rest Your Love on Me-George Nooks-Tad's Int'l (2wks@1) D-1
03      4      9    Stronger-D’Angel-Sons of Spoon U-1
04      9      5    Barak Obama-Cocoa Tea-Roaring Lion U-5
05      3    20    One of a Kind-Leroy Smart-WWS (3wks@1) D-2
06      8    10    A Better Man-Terry Linen-Upliftment Music Int’l U-2
07      5    24    Bed Of Roses-Noddy Virtue and Jodi-Ann Pantry-Reflection (2wks@1) D-2
08    10      6    Tell It Like It Is-Stevie Face-Boot Camp U-2
09      6     24    Different Page - I-Octane - Rated R/Arrows (2wks@#1) D-3
10     11      7    I Surrender –Beres Hammond -No Doubt Records U-1
11       7    17    Yuh Nuh Simple - Tony Anthony-B-CRISSAS (pp#6) D-4
12      13     6    Nothing Change (Love Reigns)- Bugle/Tarrus Riley -Sons of Spoon Music U-1
13      14     6    Muss Come A Road- Mr. Vegas – A-Team U-1
14      17     3    One More Try-MBC-Boot Camp U-3
15      18     2    I Feel Good – Beres Hammond – Penthouse U-3
16      12    19   Nothing To Smile Bout-Morgan Heritage-No Doubt Records (3wks@#1) D-4
17      15    13   Far Away-Tarrus Riley-Don Corleon (pp#8) D-2
18      20      2   Gun Town-Morgan Heritage-Don Corleon U-2
19     -    New    Calm Down Yuh Nerves-Bescenta-Upliftment Music Int’l
20     -    New    Herbalist Farmer-Chuck Fender-No Doubt Records


TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART



TW    LW    WC    TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL


01      2       8    The Diamond Series - Blue-George Nooks-Tads International (1wk@#1) U-1
02      1     18     The Ultimate Reggae/Dancehall X-perience - Various Artistes–Tads International (4wks@#1) D-1
03      5       6    Jamrock Classics Vol 1-Various Artistes-Gargamel U-2
04      3     20    The Strong One-Etana-VP Records (7wks@#1) D-1
05      6       7    Come To Jamaica-Richie Stephens-Pot of Gold U-1
06      7       5    Just Believe-Noddy Virtue- Reflection U-1
07      4     14    Challenges-Tarrus Riley-VP Records/Cannon D-3
08      8       4    Dwight Pinkney Picks Marley Melodies-Dwight Pinkney-Abeng Int’l Records NM
09    10       2     Loaded-Busy Signal-VP Records U-1
10          -    New    Riddim Ruler- Drop It – Various Artistes-No Doubt Records/Tads Int’l

I ENDORSE ICM FEST.....
 
HAPPENING ON SUNDAY NOV.16, 2008 .... AT VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK,BISCAYNE,MIAMI,FLORIDA
FEATURING..............BEENIE MAN,BOUNTY KILLER,MAVADO,TONY REBEL,QUEEN IFRICA,ETANA,DAVILLE,SEAN KINGSTON,SPRAGGA BENZ, PAPA SAN,CHRISTOPHER MARTIN,MUNGA,MR VEGAS AND KONSHENS
 
I'LL BE THERE....SEE YOU THERE!!!

_____________________NOTES_____________________________________

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!!!


"ARE YOU THERE JAH? IT'S ME RAS TRENT!"
Watch this Saturday Night Live Short Skit!

A car commercial plays first, but wait, it's worth it!

Click the link below to watch and laugh!

This short is sooo funny...and Andy is truly one of the best people to grace the SNL cast in YEARS...He's hilarious...REALLY! :)

Haha! I'm pretty sure we all know this guy.

HAHAHAHAHA!!!! first of all, I fell in love again once they started doing these digital shorts. You guys rock...and Andy needs to win an Emmy.

As a female of Jamaican parents (with dread no less...) I have to say the following: I literally pissed myself when I watched this Saturday night. This is one of the funniest dread skits I have seen since Eddie Murphy did "Kill the white people". (Youtube it if you don't know...classic)

This. Was. Genius.

HILARIOUS!!!! I sent this video clip to every Jamaican in my address book.When he walks past the real Rastafarians is the absolute best.
This video is great every time I view it I drop dead laughing are you there Jah?

http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/video/clips/digital-short-rasta-man/787281/ 

ON TOUR: THE ORIGINAL WAILERS 
(JUNIOR MARVIN, AL ANDERSON, & WYA LINDO)

CALIFORNIA TOUR DATES




FRIDAY OCTOBER 31
 Napa Valley Opera - Napa 

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1
 BaROCK - Monterey 

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2
 Coach House - San Juan Capistrano

MONDAY NOVEMBER 3
 The Graduate - San Luis Obispo



Web: http://www.myspace.com/originalwailers

REGGAE CULTURE SALUTE!
Reggae stalwarts, the Mighty Diamonds will headline the fourth annual Reggae Culture Salute on Saturday, November 1st at Brooklyn’s Cultural Performing Arts Center, 1020 East 48th Street (corner of Farragut Road) in Brooklyn.

For more than thirty years the Mighty Diamonds have been entertaining and educating the world with sweet harmonies, conscious lyrics and polished performances that have made them synonymous with Rastafari and Roots Reggae. Reggae Cultural Salute (RCS), a celebration which highlights the unique relationship between Reggae, Rasta, Selassie and Jamaica with the power and intensity of Roots Rock Reggae will also bring feature the Melodians, one of Jamaica’s greatest rock steady groups.


Reggae Culture Salute, which honors the 78th anniversary of the coronation of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie and Empress Mennen of Ethiopia, is produced by TSO Productions with proceeds to benefit the Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music (CPR) Fellowship for reggae studies at the University of the West Indies. This first-class showcase of Roots Reggae, suited for reggae aficionados as well as newcomers, will continue the tradition of presenting diverse stages of the genre’s evolution. The fourth annual Reggae Culture Salute will feature a full screening of Stephanie Black’s film, Africa Unite, about the 2005 Marley family concert held in Ethiopia in honor of Bob’s 60th birthday.

Doors open at 9pm; show time is 10:30pm. For tickets and information please visit http://www.ticketweb.com or call 718-421-6927 for local outlets.


VOTE FOR BLUEWATER STYLE
Greetings Irie Nation!
Here is the link to a fantastic national competition for top home-based businesses and Blue Water Style bags and totes are honored to be a contestant.

Blue Water Style bags and totes made from vintage textiles, are "green" and "glamorous!"

Contest ends today so please vote now!

Thank your for your support!

Support Blue Water Style in the 2008 StartupNation Home-Based Business
Competition by clicking on:
http://www.startupnation.com/homebased100/contestant/1623/index.php

Thank you!
Kimberly

kimberly@bluewaterstudio.us

STEEL PULSE ROCKS FOR BARACK!
LISTEN to Steel Pulse's Obama Track on Youtube
Go to
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sSWKj2x2Xo


DON'T MISS JAMROCK'S VINTAGE FEST
 JAMROCK Magazine proudly presents the 4th annual Vintage Fest at the world renowned Hammerstein Ballroom, Saturday Dec. 6th. The show stars classic reggae acts John Holt, Cocoa Tea, Leroy Sibbles, Sugar Minott, Carlton Livingston, Brigadier Jerry, U-Roy and Nadine Sutherland. A classic line up for vintage Reggae lovers. Be ready to rock steady. Returning to the Vintage Fest stage in high demand by the people, John Holt has delivered timeless reggae classics like Police in Helicopter, Stick by Me, and Ali Baba. In height the U.S. political season Cocoa Tea lent his voice in support of Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign with his song Barack Obama, now the sweet sounds of Cocoa Tea will hit the Hammerstein with the same zeal for his fans with songs like Rocker's Island and Lost My Sonia. Legendary bassist and vocalist Leroy Sibbles is bound to sing signature Heptones tunes like Baby and Fattie, Fattie. Singer, songwriter, Sugar Minott has had countless hits and a timeless catalogue sure to please fans.

Dancehall's originator U-Roy, affectionately known as Daddy U-Roy, will play on his classic lyrical toasting for true dancehall fans with hits like Runaway Girl, Natty Rebel and Wake the Town. For the first time on stage at Vintage Fest, dub singer Carlton Livingston and classic dancehall DJ Brigadier Jerry are bound to give the audience a performance not to be missed! Just added lover's rock songstress Nadine Sutherland, gracing the stage with hits like Action and Babyface.  Set to transport New York City on December 6, 2008 into a time where some of the best musical memories lie, the 4th Annual Vintage Fest features the best in reggae and dancehall capturing the essence of the music's innovators. 

Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.com and reggaefest.com. To purchase tickets by phone please call 212-307-7171 or 718-325-5555 respectively. Doors open at 7pm, show starts promptly at 8pm.  

REGGAE FOR DARFUR
The Pilot House (St. Louis, MO U.S.) was dressed up in red, green, and gold last Saturday night in honor of "Reggae for Darfur," a benefit concert hosted by the University of Missouri-St. Louis' chapter of Amnesty International.

Students from Alpha Phi Omega, the Catholic Newman Center, and Amnesty International volunteered at the event by selling t-shirts reading "Reggae for Darfur."

They also collected $5 donations for the St. Louis Save Darfur Coalition, and passed out information on the genocide.

All of this was done against the backdrop of the event's two reggae bands/DJs, "Massive Hi Fi" and "Dubtronix."

"Classic reggae so often has a socially consciousness undercurrent, not all of it, but so much of it does," Professor Michael Kuelker, of St. Charles Community College, said. "That's why I chose the DJs and bands here tonight." Kuelker is a co-host of "Positive Vibrations," a reggae radio show on radio station KDHX.

According to a BBC News report distributed at Reggae for Darfur, 250,000 people have already died in the region. An additional two million have fled their homes since 2003. Another handout claims over 400,000 have perished, and 2.5 million have been displaced.

Whatever the figure, in July 2004 the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, and the Bush Administration declared the conflict a genocide.

The country of Sudan has been plagued with civil wars for decades, but the conflict in Darfur began when the Sudanese government-financed militia (known as "Janjaweed") began to destroy the civilian base in Darfur where two rebel movements in the region had developed.

Kuelker said he hoped that the attendants of Reggae for Darfur would not only have a great time, but would learn about the conflict. Also, he said he hoped that students take their new knowledge beyond the show and put pressure on their political leaders to do something about the genocide.

"That's the really the core goal of 'Reggae for Darfur,"
he said.

Hopefully the audience members enjoyed themselves and maybe even learned something about human rights in the process.
Learn More at: http://www.amnesty.org

MEGAWAVE RELEASES ON THE 1ST GRAMMY BALLOT
Congratulations to our artists and team members on producing and supporting some great albums that were released this past year.  The following albums and tracks appear on the first round Grammy ballot that is now in the hands of NARAS voting members:

Best Reggae Album: 021, Scratch Came, Scratch Saw, Scratch Conquered by Lee "Scratch" Perry

All first round ballots are due by November 5, so please alert all potential voting members of these releases and welcome their consideration of these efforts.  Thanks and good fortune!

Ever forward,
John

John Palmer, President
MEGAWAVE Records
P.O. Box 15219
Lansing, Michigan 48901-5219

voice 517-371-4444
toll-free 888-634-2983
fax 517-371-4445
cell 734-260-6950
www.MEGAWAVErecords.com

A MAORI GIFT OF THANK YOU TO BOB MARLEY
Gold-selling reggae artiste, Ruia, recently came to Jamaica to film a Bob Marley documentary for the Mäori of New Zealand.

It serves as the latest example of reggae's global reach beyond the major metropoles of New York, London and Tokyo. The documentary will air in New Zealand early next year in Ruia's native Mäori language.

The documentary's translated title is A Gift of Thank You to Bob Marley and should air early 2009. It centres on the role reggae played in reigniting pride in the Mäori people.

"Bob Marley's music came at a very important time and to tell you the truth Bob Marley woke me up, along with the messages of Marcus Garvey and Rastafari. There are similarities between our prophets and your culture. ..... And to tell you the truth, Rastafari Reggae Jamaica has influenced an initiation of a renaissance in our country....of our people are no longer lying down anymore, and being submissive. We now want to get up and challenge things," said Ruia earlier this month at Bookophila cafe in Kingston.

Mäori are the original inhabitants of the New Zealand, they came before the Europeans, but have been colonised by the Europeans. "Today we own about seven per cent of the land," said Ruia whilst being filmed by his documentary crew. 
Some years ago Ruia's record label got the rights to translate 20 Marley songs into Mäori. He delivered a personal copy to the Bob Marley Museum.

"We got to meet Stephanie Marley and gifted over the CDs with a covenant between our people and the Marley nation and the Jamaican people, and we also a carved a treasure box that we gifted to her. She has allowed it to be displayed in the Marley Museum."

Ruia wants to broaden a cultural exchange of artists between both countries. "Part of the reason we come here to make connections with different artists. We were in Tuff Gong the other day, and we met about six artists and four or five producers. And we met two other producers. So we are looking at collaborations," he said.

Jamaica is a sort of Mecca for Reggae and culture, he said: "Kiwi people love Reggae and love Jamaica, because of Bob Marley, Toot and the Maytals, Burning Spear, the Abyssinians all of them down to Buju Banton. So many of our people see Jamaica as a holy place and dream of coming here."


Cocoa Tea : : Yes We Can
Zojak Worldwide, the leader in digital reggae distribution, in cooperation with Cocoa Tea's Roaring Lion Records, is pleased to announce the release of Cocoa Tea's eagerly anticipated album, YES WE CAN.  The album will be available worldwide on I-Tunes and www.Cocoateabarackobama.com on election day, November 4, 2008.  YES WE CAN burnishes Cocoa Tea's credentials as a foundation reggae storyteller, mixing social commentary and musical genius in a way that both soothes and empowers the soul. Cocoa Tea is joined on the album by an-all star cast including Marcia Griffiths, Shabba Ranks, Cutty Ranks, El General, Dean Frasier and Prezident Brown.  Combining modern melodies and timeless roots bass lines with crucial vocals over 14 tracks, YES WE CAN is essential Cocoa Tea.

With over 20 years in the business and more than 50 albums to his credit, Cocoa Tea maintains his position as a leading voice for culture and consciousness in dancehall reggae.

Jamallad : : Global Citizen
Jamallad just released his new album Global Citizen, recorded on Maui, mixed and mastered in Hollywood, CA. This eclectic album uses a variety of musical styles to bring forth our message of global community and harmony. There are several musicians and singers performing on this album who share the same message of peace and love.
http://www.jamallad.com/

Trackmaster T : : Jah's Way
IN RELATION TO THE WHOLE CD,"JAH'S WAY"(THE TITLE TRACK), GIVES INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE MOST HIGH ON HOW TO LOVE EACH OTHER. THIS SONG WILL BRIGHTEN ANY ONES DAY,WITH SWEET HARMONIES,A MODERN REGGAE BEAT AND GODS WORDS. IT EVEN HAS A PRAYER FOR ALL LISTENERS...........

RELEASE DATE: NOV/08

Purchase The Single, "Jah's Way" at:  http://www.itunes.com/trackmastert




MIGHTY DIAMONDS, GROUNDATION IN U.S.
Mighty Diamonds Autumn Tour 2008 w/ The Yellow wall Dub Squad

10/31  Zanzibar On The Waterfront 700 Water Street, S.W., Washington, D.C.
11/01 Reggae Culture Salute: Cultural Performing Arts Center. 1020 East48thSt. Brooklyn NY         
 

GROUNDATION OCT-NOV TOUR


Date
   Venue

11/1    King Cat   Seattle, WA  
11/2    Roseland Ballroom   Portland, OR  
11/5    Star Bar   Park City, UT  
11/6    Belly Up Aspen   Aspen, CO  
11/7    Fox Theatre and Bar   Boulder, CO  
11/8    Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom   Denver, CO  
11/9    KTAO Solar Center   Taos, NM  
11/10  Green Room   Flagstaff, AZ  
11/14  Belly Up Tavern   Solana Beach, CA  
11/16  Mystic Theatre   Petaluma, CA  
11/17  The Independent   San Francisco, CA




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ON THIS DAY IN REGGAE
Halloween
----: Lewis Hopeton is born.
1970: Linn Berggren [Ace Of Base] is born.
1973: Devonte (Wayne Pasley) is born.
1994: Aswad perform at Tokyo Koseh Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan.
Some numbers on this show are recorded and put in the album "Live and Shine", released on Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
1997: PolyGram chief Alain Levy and other officials ask Island Group Chairman Chris Blackwell to step down immediately in meeting at PolyGram's New York headquarters.
It was two days after his publicly criticizing the chairman of PolyGram.

THE LOVE OF JAH
I love you, O Jah,
My love,
My warmth,
My solace,
My fulfilment
All that I am, all that I do
Finds meaning and purpose in you.
Fill me with the full force of your love and its passionate splendour,
So that I might hold and heal all those who are crying out for love.
Love through me
All the unreconciled whose homes and hearts are broken,
And let them know
I am able to love
Because you have first loved me. Amen.

Bayou Bacchanal: The official Caribbean Carnival of New Orleans
Saturday, November 1, 2008
New Orleans, LA, U.S.



CLICK ON NAME OF FESTIVAL
TO REACH THEIR WEBSITE
Spiritual Fyah 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Club Intrique, Stone Mountain, Georgia, U.S.
404-438-5795
Jamaican Jerk Festival
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Miami, Florida, U.S.
305-891-1242
World United Music Festival
Friday-Sunday, November 14-16, 2008
San Marcos, Texas, U.S.


Intl. Caribbean Music Festival
Saturday, November 16, 2008
Virginia Key Beach, Miami, U.S.
305-359-3445    
Spectra Records Presents...Taj Weekes and Adowa Reggae Jam
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Richmond's Landmark Theater, Richmond, Virginia U.S.
Tribal Fusion Faire Fifth Annual
Friday-Sunday, December 12-14, 2008
San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.
805-544-7662

 
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