REPOST Request: Reggae Compilation From U.K.
Janet Kay/Riot Squad/Tabby Cat Kelly/Winston Furguson/
Richie Djay/Errol Dunkley & Pebbles/The Arawaks
Richie Djay/Errol Dunkley & Pebbles/The Arawaks
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convertido said...
Thanks for this one. I always enjoy listening to reggae when it starts getting colder in Texas. By that of course I mean it drops to the 70s. :) I alreay miss summer.
OCTOBER 3, 2009 AT 9:57 AM
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NEW BOOK ON BLACK MUSIC RELEASED IN UK
It not only features David Hinds, Selwyn Brown and Steve Nisbett from Steel Pulse but Lee Scratch Perry, Augustus Pablo and Junior Delgado.
A book of photographs by Pogus Caesar celebrating Britain’s iconic black musicians is to be published next month.
The book features evocative, nostalgic and largely unpublished images of musical legends like Stevie Wonder, Grace Jones and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry.
“These images record a unique period in what would come to be called black British life,” remarks author and historian Paul Gilroy.
“Pogus Caesar’s emphatically analog art is rough and full of insight. He conveys the transition between generations, mentalities and economies.”
Legendary reggae artists figures prominently, and appropriately, in the Caesar image canon – Burning Spear, The Wailers, Augustus Pablo, Rita Marley, Mighty Diamonds, Black Uhuru, Sly Dunbar etc. The photographer cites reggae itself is a significant influence, reflecting his own St Kitts background in the Eastern Caribbean.
The launch of Muzika Kinda Sweet follows an exhibition of the work at the Oom Gallery in Birmingham earlier this year.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/pogus-caesars-muzika-kinda-sweet-2080071.html?action=Gallery&ino=3
FEBRUARY 8, 2011 AT 5:07 AM
Anonymous said...
For Your Information
BRITISH MUSIC EXPERIENCE CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH WITH EXHIBITION OF RARE PHOTOGRAPHS
MUZIK KINDA SWEET BY POGUS CAESAR
Date: 1st - 30th October 2011
Venue: British Music Experience at The O2 Bubble, London, UK
SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 AT 10:46 AM
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