December 2002

Reggae: December 16, 2002 22:37:30
Reggae Test
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Reggae: December 19, 2002 00:56:28
Dennis Brown - Crown Prince of Reggae
Dennis Emmanuel Brown, the "Crown Prince Of Reggae Music" as he's known, began his career as a child growing up in Kingston, Jamaica.

Reggae: December 21, 2002 17:36:35
Delroy Wilson
A great veteran of the Jamaican vocal scene, Delroy Wilson performed and recorded since he was 11 years old. His song "Better Must Come" became the theme song for Michael Manley during the 1972 election for Jamaica's prime minister. Wilson recorded for Studio One, CCAS, Empire, BP, Pioneer, Top Rank and Vista among others. He had a vibrant, extremely soulful sound and could also easily handle roots material.

Reggae: December 21, 2002 18:18:20
Hortense Ellis
Hortense Ellis Died on Thursday 19th October 2000 at Kingston Public Hospital. She was suffering from a stomach ailment and had to be re-hospitalised after being released. The Mother of 14 children. She was the sister of rock steady star Alton Ellis with whom she recorded a number of collaborations in early years.

Reggae: December 26, 2002 16:20:34
Garnet Silk
Born Garnet Smith in the Brumalia district of Mandeville in the parish of Manchester, in the cool mountains of central Jamaica, Garnet and his family soon moved to the nearby district of Hatfield where he attended Hatfield Junior Secondary School.

Reggae: December 31, 2002 17:00:50
Natural-ites
Natural-Ites were created in late 1982 in Nottingham, England and their music became known across the length and breadth of the reggae family for its warmth and freshness throughout the Eighties.

Reggae: December 31, 2002 17:06:03
Natural-ites
Natural-Ites were created in late 1982 in Nottingham, England and their music became known across the length and breadth of the reggae family for its warmth and freshness throughout the Eighties.