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Legendary reggae band Third World, long considered the darlings of Jamaica, descended upon the Bluebird Stage last Wednesday Night. 

A passionate, crowd anxiously anticipated their set, and Third World did not disappoint after they took the stage.

Going through some of their legendary hits including 96 Degrees and Try Jah Love, as well as featuring some nice tunes off their new album, Ain't Givin' Up, including the title track and Natural Mystic, a play off Bob Marley's song by the same name.

One of the better tunes performed that night, and one that got the crowd more excited than others, was Reggae Party.  High beat and High energy got the crowd dancing, and the smiles were felt all over the place.

Throughout the night, Third World demonstrated their talents at crowd interaction, as they had the crowd in the palm of their hands with great call and response, as well as other tactics.

The Lion SoulJah did a great job warming up the crowd nicely for Third World.  The inclusion of a 7 year old kid as their drummer, if not a bit long, was a nice touch and really got the crowd fired up and ready to go.  

Larry Leiber, The Reggae Movement