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Zinc Fence brings Catch A Fire at Brixton's Ritzy Cinema, first Sunday every month.
The best in reggae music on the decks with the best live acts.
April 6th: Hayereyah & the Human Bridge Band. Featuring Hayereyah, vocals & harmonica;
Zeal, guitar; Forrestman, bass; Winston, drums.
Admission free, 8-11 pm.
Beth Lesser's King
Jammy's, the classic account of Jamaica's dancehall revolution,
now reissued.
New out of Jamaica, Vintage
Boss magazine: the very best on Jamaica's musical greats
and the finest archive visuals anywhere.
David Katz' Solid
Foundation reviwed. His follow up to People Funny Boy
is indispensable for all fans of reggae music.
For the very best in Jamaican
music in its original pre release format from the Sixties to
the Nineties, this is the list of lists, straight out of Nottingham,
England every other week. Check Tradition
Records by phone or fax on (UK) 01159609622 or at PO Box
7728 Nottingham NG35WP, UK. You've seen the rest, now check the
reggae treasure chest.
Exclusive interview with Perry Henzell, director of legendary
Jamaican movie The Harder They Come
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