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Power
96FM ReggaeFest 2003
Miami's Power96 FM staged it's inaugural ReggaeFest. Reggae artists that
were present to entertain the audience at the University of Miami included
Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Wayne Wonder, Sasha, Red Rat, Inner Circle, Mr. Easy,
Tanto and Devonte, TOK, and the Marleys.
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Wayne
Wonder - No Holding Back
Silver Dollar and Ajamu - the reggae hounds serve up a taste of Wayne
Wonder's album release party at Club Cheetahs. Wonder's album has been receiving
a lot of air play here in New York. Congratulations to the veteran singer.
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Congratulations
to the Jamaican E.T. - Lee Perry
The 45th Grammy selection for Best Reggae Album was awarded to Lee
Scratch Perry for his album - Jamaican E.T.
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Rebel
Salute 2003
The annual concert attracted droves thirsting for consciousness.
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Third
World
Silver spans the globe and reaches the Third World in South Florida. Third
World with Cat and Bunny performs classics and endures the test of time.
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Hawkeye Video Interview
From the lost files archives - Ajamu tackles Hawkeye at the Celebrity
Soccer Match this past summer in Mount Vernon, NY.
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Elephant Man - Higher Level
The latest release of the Energy God features 23 tracks on the
Greensleeves production. Here's your chance to review and rank his offering.
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Sean
Paul - Dutty Rock
Atlantic Records in association with VP has teamed up with Sean Paul to
bring about 'Dutty Rock' which features the hits "Gimme The Light" , "Like Glue"
, "Can you Do the Work" and "I'm Still In Love w/You".
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One
Love Concert
Patrick Ewing was one of the celebrities taking in
the One Love Concert near Madison Sq Garden featuring stalwarts like Toots, Tony
Rebel, Luciano and the duo tearing up the charts - Tanto Metro and Devonte.
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Bounty
Killer - Ghetto Dictionary
A week after putting on the Reggae Gold party, VP
launches Bounty's double album entitled - Art of War and The Mystery.
Ghetto Dictionary: Art of War | Mystery.
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Reggae Gold 2002
Helping celebrate VP Records' 10th anniversary
offering of Reggae Gold was TOK, Sean Paul, Tanto Metro and Devonte. Lady Saw
and unexpected guest Mr. Easy who clearly buss the show.
Sean Paul | Tanto Metro/Devonte |
Mr. Easy
Get the Reggae Gold 2002 CD
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Sizzla
Club Warehouse housed the hot one alongside
Turbulence and Jah Paul.
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Sting
International
Glama T makes her way to Brooklyn to take in Sting
International birthday party after the Beres show. Shabba, URoy, Shaggy, RikRok,
Rayvon, Redd Foxx and a host of artists pass thru.
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Beres, Buju and Jimmy
Glama T first takes us to Newark Symphony Hall for
a vintage Beres concert. Also on the headline billing are Buju Banton and Jimmy
Cozier.
Beres
| Buju | Jimmy
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Bushman
Michibo corrals Bushman in San Diego for a quick
conversation.
Transcribed interview
| Higher Ground CD
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 Still Blazing
Squeeze from Linkup Media quizzes the
Prophet at his album release party. Interesting topics are the profanity ban in
Ja. and Christ and the cross.
Transcribed interview | Still Blazing CD
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The Elephant
and the Guerrilla

Amid the dancing queens and autograph
hounds our ace on the scene Ajamu ambushes Elephant Man at his album release
party at Shine. And in true guerrilla mode and circumstances (bouncing patrons,
blocked lights) fights through to extract some lyrics from the Energy God.
Elephant Man - Log ON CD
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Relive
History Together
The Legends got together to relive history. Shabba, Super Cat, Uroy, Briggy,
Josey, Major Mackeral, Sammy Dread ...
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Kevin
Jackson
Current news from Jamaica
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 Strictly
The Best
Strictly the Best is a VP Records
compilation CD series and its release party was attended by the likes of Lady
Saw, Sanchez, Sean Paul and Wayne Wonder.
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Ward 21
Video Interview
Lady Treasure interviews the mad family about their new album Mentally
Disturbed.
56K |
DSL
Ward 21 "Mentally Disturbed" CD
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V.C. Video Interview
VC chats with Stan Smith in a video interview where they discuss his meteoric
rise and his influences for 'By his deeds'
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Kings
of Kings Tour - SOBS
Norris Man and Bush Man headline the tour delivering lyrical consciousness.
Norris Man CD | Bushman CD
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 Caribbeans
remember their compatriots who died in the 9/11 attacks as Ajamu hustles across
town to cover the Riverside Memorial and
the Caribbean American Gospel show.
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 Lee Scratch Perry and Mad Professor
invade NYC at the SOBs night club.
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TOK
Album Release Party

Silver Dollar reports on the album release party for TOK.
T.O.K's My Crew, My Dawgs CD
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World
Clash 2001

The annual world clash was held in NYC and hosted by the Warlord himself Bounty
Killer.
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Anthony B

Anthony B, Qshan Dia and Brother Asadefu performed the first reggae concert at
SOBS since the WTC incident.
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Kevin Jackson Reporting

Article touches on Sashi and effect of Aaliyah's death, new releases, and
concerts in Jamaica.
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West
Indian Labor Day Parade

The annual parade celebrating the West Indian culture drew it's customary
million plus revellers.
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The Big Fire Power
Conscious artists such as Capleton, Cocoa Tea, Sizzla and Louie Culture paid a
visit to Brooklyn's Elite Ark in a night of pure fiyah.
The Review
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Jamaica Jamboree - Central
Park Summerstage
JC Lodge (56K DSL)
Big Youth (56K DSL)
U Roy (56K DSL)
Barrington Levy( 56K DSL)
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Jamins Beach Fest
The inaugural Beach Fest at Keyspan Park featured Luciano, Beenie Man, Mr. Vegas
and Buju Banton.
The Review | Beenie's
Warology 56K | DSL
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