Billboard’s Got Some Splainin To Do
You might remember the angst a year ago when Billboard named Joss Stone’s Water for Your Soul the reggae album of the year and Joss Stone the reggae artist of the year. Manyqueried the reasonableness of declaring a non-reggae artist… Posted: January 3, 2017Views: 7066No Comment Yet
Tribute to Ma B... Mrs. Pat Bailey
Pat Bailey was a renaissance woman, a pioneer who blazed her way into the hearts and households of millions for nearly half a century. I am humbled to say she was a mentor to me. She along with her husband… Posted: January 3, 2017Views: 2290No Comment Yet
Remembering Dy Dy
My grandmother was the sweetest person I ever met. She never got angry or upset. She always laughed and had a good word to share. She never used "foul" language; I never heard her swear. She always sang or hummed… Posted: December 29, 2016Views: 2489No Comment Yet
Be a Beacon and Channel Positive Vibrations
Hey Family, been keeping quite these day but I have to say something...why do so many folks get on social media and shame people for believing in Christmas? For celebrating Christmas? "Oh, it's a pagan holiday," they say and on… Posted: December 27, 2016Views: 2640No Comment Yet
Celebrating Sharon Gordon; Elevating CPR
October 5, 2016, Brooklyn, N.Y. The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music's annual staging of Reggae Culture Salute scheduled for Saturday, November 5, will not take place as previously announced. With artists plagued by challenges in securing Visas and Work Permits,… Posted: October 5, 2016Views: 3032No Comment Yet
Etanaism: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Etana’s misguided foray into activist punditry seems destined to be career-altering, much like that of the Dixie Chicks, more than 13 years ago, when that group’s comment regarding President George W. Bush altered their career trajectory. In time, the Dixie… Posted: October 5, 2016Views: 2955No Comment Yet
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