It started as an impromptu, unrehearsed, dynamic live stage performance by Paul Wayne, Ragga Lox and the Sanghatone Band. The performance takes place at the famous Shrine in Harlem New York hosted by Natty Dreadz Promotionz. The moment was captured and then set to animation in Jamaica by Richard Paisley and Alwayne Harrison…a tribute to Sugar Minott and original authentic dancehall reggae music…..the video’s humorous narrative references many social issues still afflicting our society alongside Spliff Bull. An original creative spin on a great reggae classic …Enjoy!
Bob Marley
Bob Marley and Buju Banton are no role models for youths, according to Barbados’ Minister.
A member of the Barbados parliament is not pleased with the fact that many young people look up to Jamaican reggae artistes Bob Marley and […]
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Dancehall
Vybz Kartel is the richest poor-man in Dancehall Reggae.
Vybz Kartel’s King of the Dancehall album is the top-selling dancehall album for 2016 but it only managed to sell 3,800 copies. These figures paint […]
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Bob Marley
Bob Marley was used as an attempt to destroy the Rasta Movement.
On June 16, 1898, Leonard P. Howell also known as “The Gong” was born in Clarendon, Jamaica. Yes, Leonard P. Howell, not Bob Marley, is […]
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