- Re:Discovery Alton Ellis, Vicious, The Gayletts, Zen Bow, Sugar Minott
- Keep On Running New book illustrates fifty years of Island Records
- Dancehall Revolution Photos and text excerpted from Greensleeves: The First 100 Covers, published by Stussy Deluxe
- Record Rundown Reggae selector and radio icon broadcasts his historic picks
- Dub Jockeys U.K.-bred sound systems show deep roots
- Opposites Attract Gregory Isaacs captivated fans with both message music and love songs
- Island Advocate Music entrepreneur Chris Blackwell championed reggae to the rest of the world
- Sound Confections Sugar Minott sweetened the pot with a mix of dancehall and lovers rock
- Perpetual Harmony Beres Hammond has hit every single note in his lifetime of music
- Paragon of Songwriting Bob Andy created the great Jamaican songbook
- Melody Maestro Melodica pioneer and producer Augustus Pablo was a legend in his prime
- Trench Town Rock Panamanian dancehall nices up the Spanish-speaking world
- Analog Out Tape delay and the Roland Space Echo
- Converse 45 Series Kingston Vibes: Dennis Brown “Westbound Train” b/w Eek-A-Mouse “Star, Daily News and Gleaner”
Posted on Tuesday, September 21st, 2010 at 5:46 pm.
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– Gregory Isaacs, R.I.P. « Wax Poetics October 25th, 2010 at 3:27 pmyep, its acrying shame. i not near close of a hardcore reggae fan with mainstreams like shelley thunder,beanie man, supercat, marvin young and of course bob,sir rasta. i already heard the passing of my honey sugar minott this past januaray. i see poor eek-amouse made a rum toast tom his memory. he was our otis reading in jamaica, but then i didnt know mr. issacs had died last year. i dont like the sampling and mix dj’ing of the 80′s but his song rumours has a strange look how people dont shut their mouth-republican or democracy approach. if u want to get political-lets be it because our money comes from the government. im soory about his loss. god bless his family too. r.i.p. mr. minott and g-i. thanks for ur help!
– nicoledenise May 16th, 2011 at 4:45 pmr.i.p. mr. rumour-mr. truth telling rasta. may your truth lives on.
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