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11.29.05 Bob Marley's Bday Bash in Ghana

11.6.05 Sinead O'Connor's album a tribute to Reggae

11.6.05 Blackwell discusses 'Africa Unite' the Bob Marley singles collection

11.2.05 Sean Paul creates average album

10.28.05 Bob Marley’s son blasts Mugabe

10.27.05 Hold the Faith in Reggae with Warrior King

10.25.05 Warrior King Speaks to ReggaeMovement.com

10.23.05 Gallery Goes Gong

10.20.05 NY Reggae Band Skanks to Unique Beat

10.17.05 Sean Paul Brings his Music to the Masses

9.21.05 Damian ''Jr. Gong'' Marley Posts Highest Debuting Reggae Album in Chart History; Marley's WELCOME TO JAMROCK Lands at Number 7
9.18.05 Eek-A-Mouse big in reggae

9.17.05 Sean Paul Avoids 'Dutty Rock' Redux

9.16.05 Culture redefines the genre of roots

9.16.05 Dub Legends Return to NZ for their last tour

9.13.05 Jr Gong's Welcome to Jamrock Released

9.9.05 Sean Paul Back With New Album The Trinity

9.7.05 Luciano sings title track on Glory To Gloriana movie

9.5.05 Now hear what Jah Cure has to say

9.4.05 Zimbabwean lecturer/artiste for Peter Tosh symposium in October

9.3.05 Marley's the son of a Rasta man

9.2.05 Catch the Riddim, Guidance ready to make his mark

8.31.05 'Kill Gays' Singer To Perform At House Of Blues

8.31.05 Victims of Katrina Need Your Help Now  (DONATE)

8.30.05 Contribute to Help Relief effort of Katrina

8.29.05 Homophobic Jamaican dancehall artists returning to North Carolina stages

8.24.05 Selling the Sizzla

8.23.05 Easy Star Rocks Albuquerque with Dub Side of the Moon

8.22.05 Chris Blackwell, Media Mogul, Optomistic

8.21.05  The Show Must Go ON, Reggae on the Rocks Review

8.16.05 Bob Marley Coming of Age Story May Stir It Up on Broadway in Near Future

8.12.05 Chrisinti & Evette To Headline Caribbean Festival in Lansing, MI

8.11.05 Chrisinti’s “Oh Sheila” Climbs To #2 On The South Florida Reggae Singles Chart

8.11.05 Riddim Driven

8.10.05 Sinead presents "Rasta Record"

8.8.05 Angry feters stone promoter over absent dancehall star

8.6.05 Third World delivers 'Black, Gold, Green'

8.4.05 Reggae + metal = Skindred

8.3.05 The Itals to play Denver Reggae Series 8.13

8.3.05 Kazmo's Brings Postive Reggae Vibes to Denver

8.2.05 Hutton researching book on history of Jamaican music

8.1.05 Reggaeton's on the rise, for now

7.31.05 RECORD RACK - Wayne Marshall

7.26.05 Sumfest likely to drop Sizzla

7.25.05 Sumfest ends in Top Style

7.22.05 Welcome to Jamrock is reality, says Junior Gong

7.22.05 Godfather of Ska Laurel Aiken Passes

7.22.05 Ras Michael, Putting His Faith into Music

7.12.05 Lucky Dube on UK Tour
7.5.05 Musical to be based on UB40 songs

7.3.05 Ready For the World - Morgan Heritage Review

7.3.05 Pepsi Boston Jerk Festival postponed to July 17

7.1.05 Clancy Eccles, Jamaican reggae singer, producer Passes 

7.1.05 Intl Reggae Day honors Bob Marley, Toots Hibbert

6.30.05 With Friends Like These S Florida Radio Update

6.29.05 Reggae Concert Dropped After Complaints Of Homophobia

6.28.05 Reggaeton: Contracts replace handshakes as genre explodes

6.16.05 Songwriting Competition Announced

6.15.05 Jah Words Tour Review

6.12.05  Morgan Heritage Interview

5.12.05 Luciano Speaks with The ReggaeMovement

5.11.05 Love Has No Boundaries Tour

5.5.05 Original Samples drummer teams up with
Sly & Robbie and Dave Wakeling from the English Beat

3.27.05 Police Release Reggae Star Sizzla

3.26.05 Beenie Man Claims Lyrics are Misunderstood

3.23.05 Wailers Beat Lives ON

3.1.05 Toots Announces 2005 Tour

2.17.05 Marcia Griffiths Shining Times VP Records (Miami Herald)

2.15.05 Should Bob Marley's Grave be a National Monument?

2.14.05 Toots' True Love Wins Reggae Grammy

2.12.05 Police Halt Bob Marley Tribute Show in White River, JA

2.8.05 Reggae Industry to stamp down homophobia

2.8.05 KGNU to hold Silent Auction Mar 2

2.6.05 Can Bob Marley Rest in Peace?

1.30.05 Reggae Dancehall Dancer Bogle shot and killed

1.30.05  ERROL THOMPSON DIES

1.26.05 From Dub to Dance Underground - Yellow Wall

1.25.05 Strictly the Best v. 32 Brings Strictly the Hits!!!

1.18.05 Marley Foundation denies reburial plans amid fan outrage

1.18.05 Stars Line up For Ethiopian Bob Marley Party

1.18.05 'CRAZY CARIBS MEET MAD PROFESSOR' Released

1.13.05 Easy Star All Stars Kick of 2005 Dub Side of the Moon Tour

1.12.05 Marley to Be Exhumed, Buried in Ethiopia

1.10.05 Kneeling at feet of Bob Marley [EXT]

1.9.05 Frankie Paul Goes Gospel [EXT]

1.8.05 Mad Professor Nominated for Grammy [EXT]

1.7.05 Jimmy Cliff and Steel Pulse to Headline 24th Ragamuffins Festival

11.5.04 Sizzla Denied Visa in UK, Tour Cancelled

 

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GRAMMY®-NOMINEES JIMMY CLIFF AND STEEL PULSE
TO HEADLINE THE #1 REGGAE CONCERT IN THE WORLD
THE 24TH ANNUAL RAGGAMUFFINS FESTIVAL
PRESIDENT'S DAY WEEKEND 2005
 
(Los Angeles, CA) - Tickets are now on sale for the 24th ANNUAL RAGGAMUFFINS FESTIVAL taking place President's Day Weekend, Saturday, February 19th and Sunday, February 20th 2005 at the Long Beach Arena, 300 E. Ocean Blvd., in Long Beach, California.  Doors open at noon and the show time is 1:00pm each day.
 
The award-winning 24th ANNUAL RAGGAMUFFINS FESTIVAL features top Reggae and Caribbean artists performing the best of Roots. Dancehall, and Old-School.  Traditionally, the performers attract nearly 30,000 attendees over both days.  The festival also celebrates Black History Month, and pays tribute to the world's most influential music legends such as Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, producer Sir Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, and honored others.
 
The holiday weekend begins on Saturday, February 19th, featuring Jimmy Cliff, Alpha Blondy, Ozomatli, Tanya Stephens, Midnite, Leroy Sibbles, Frankie Paul, Melodians, Mr. Vegas, Easy Star All Stars, Shinehead, and Detour Posse.  Sunday, February 20th, features Steel Pulse, Israel Vibration, Barrington Levy, Don Carlos, Misty In Roots, Kevin Lyttle, Rupee, Gentleman (Germany), Martin Campbell (UK), Tribo De Jah (Brazil), Calibe, and Detour Posse.  The festival MCs will be Jamaica's top radio DJ, Richie B (Hot 102) and Amlak Tafari.
 
On both days, the concourse of the Long Beach Arena will be transformed into the RaggaMuffins International Crafts and Food Fair, featuring food, crafts, and clothing from around the world.  The festival is always a family friendly event.  Children age 12 and under will be admitted for no charge, when accompanied by a paid adult.  The Children's Activity Space, provided by the What About The Children? Foundation, is an annual tradition where kids are entertained with storytellers, face painting, and other enriching activities.
 
RAGGAMUFFINS FESTIVAL tickets can be purchased through all Ticketmaster locations (www.ticketmaster.com) including Tower Records, select Wherehouse locations, Ritmo Latino, and Robinsons/May, or charge by phone: (213) 480-3232, (714) 740-2000, (619) 220-TIXS, or (805) 583-8700, Long Beach Arena Box Office (562) 436-3661, and select roots ticket outlets.
 
For information, call the Festival Hotline at (310) 515-3322*.  For booth information, call (310) 515-3355*.
(* These are the only numbers that should be released to the public.)
 
Artist line-ups are subject to change.
 
The 24th ANNUAL RAGGAMUFFINS FESTIVAL is produced by
RaggaMuffins Productions/Barbara Barabino and Moss Jacobs Presents
 

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