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United Reggae Magazine #7 - April 2011 Want to Read United Reggae As a Paper Magazine? Now You Can MAGAZINE #7 - April 2011 Cedella Marley Spiderman from Jah Observer Eric Monty Morris Kayla G Ras Jumbo Ray Hurford Little Roy Cecil Reuben INTERVIEW SPECIAL LIVE IN FRANCE Clinton Fearon in Paris Ragga Muffins Festival 2011 Raggasonic at Paris Olympia 9 Mile Music Festival The Original Wailers in Ris Orangis Gentleman, Alborosie and Alpha Blondy in Paris United Reggae Magazine #7 - April 2011 Want to read United Reggae as a paper magazine? In addition to the latest United Reggae news, views andNow videos you online can... each month you can now enjoy a free pdf version packed with most of United Reggae content from the last month. SUMMARY 1/ NEWS 3 - 12 2/ INTERVIEWS • Ras Jumbo 14 • Spiderman from Jah Observer 19 • Ray Hurford 26 • Cecil Reuben 29 • Little Roy 33 • Kayla G 38 • Cedella Marley 39 • Eric Monty Morris 43 NEWS 3/ REVIEWS • Boss Reggae Sounds - Reggae Popcorn 1969-1971 49 • Skyfiya by The Uprising Roots Band 50 • Live Forever by Bob Marley and the Wailers 53 4/ ARTICLES • Garnett Silk Will Always Be Remembered 55 • Taj Weekes and Adowa at SXSW 2011 56 • Sheffield Puts The Stereo On 58 5/ PHOTOS • Ragga Muffins Festival 2011 in Oakland 60 • Brigadier Jerry and Friends, A Real Treat for South Florida 64 • Miami’s 18 Annual 9 Mile Music Festival, A Huge Success! 66 SPECIAL LIVE IN FRANCE • Clinton Fearon • Raggasonic • The Original Wailers • Gentleman, Alborosie and Alpha Blondy Cover photo by Angus Taylor All the articles in this magazine were previously published online on http://unitedreggae.com. This magazine is free for download at http://unitedreggae.com/magazine/. Not for resale. United Reggae. All Rights Reserved. Any reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited. News 4 5 Roger Rivas Organ Versions Vol.2 the most gifted in all of Reggae music across Plead My Cause by Junior X Takana Zion's Rasta Government the globe. This time around he comes armed Back in the summer of 2009 Roger Rivas, with big vibes and, as usual, a big group of The very promising and very well regarded keyboardist with bands such The Aggrolites guest artists as well. Joining Ziggi on the new native of Guinea, Takana Zion, is back on May and The Bullets, released a free 5 track E.P for album are Jamaican superstar Roots Princess 6 with his third album to date, ‘Rasta Govern- download titled ‘Organ Versions Volume1’. Etana, UK Dancehall veteran Tippa Irie, Omar ment’, for Soulbeats Records. Previously, the After receiving a lot of positive feedback from Perry (Reggae veteran and son of the leg- youthful Zion established himself and made this release he has decided to repeat this endary Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry) and finally Rock his name on the strength of a mighty pair of great deed with yet another 5 shots of classic ‘N Vibes delivers ‘This Year’, a long awaited releases, his debut set ‘Zion Prophet’ from boss reggae sounds. combination between its two biggest names, 2007 (which is probably one of the most dis- Ziggi and Maikal X. Also on board are Dutch cussed and popular debut albums from an Af- This time he got together with some collec- Hip-Hop talents, which may signal a direction rican born artist ever) and ‘Rappel A L’Ordre’ tor and DJ friends, such as Mark Morales from in the vibes of the album (or it may not). Un- from two years on. That work has placed his L.A and the Jurassic Sound System from Brazil surprisingly, The Netherlands will get the very name mighty high because of that, fans across to help with the selection of the tracks and first taste of the new album as it is set to re- the globe are awaiting this new set. you can download Vol. 2 here for FREE now. lease regionally on April 15th (and is currently available for pre-order on Dutch iTunes) and A nice ‘wrinkle’ they’ll find on ‘Rasta Govern- Ziggi Recado New Album in the rest of the world on June 6th. ment’ is that the vast majority of the album has been recorded in English, which will open The Step By Step Riddim Chances are, if you’re a fan of wicked chanter the vibes of Takana Zion to an even wider Junior X, that you’ve been waiting quite some group of fans. The album was reportedly con- If you want to make a splash in Reggae mu- time for his debut album as he’s been on the structed in Jamaica and perhaps because of sic the best thing you can do is ... Well, make scene and on the scene scoring hits for awhile that it should be to no surprise that its only good Reggae music. You can also find a very now. Well, following a strong 2010 which saw combination features Zion alongside none nice and interesting way to present that mu- him drop the massive ‘Cross Me Heart’ on the other than Capleton! sic to the masses and should you do both of Box Guitar Riddim, X finally delivers his debut those well, then you shouldn't have very much album, courtesy of Revolutionary Entertain- Takana Zion’s ‘Rasta Government’ - In stores of a problem. Rumble Rock Recordz isn't go- ment, ‘Plead My Cause’. on May 6. ing to have "very much of a problem" at all. The latest creation of the Pennsylvania based Junior X is known for providing large social label, the Step By Step Riddim, is an absolute- commentaries and the album is stocked with ly gorgeous Roots composition and the pre- familiar such hits as the very clever opener, sentation? Apart from Anthony B, the roster ‘The Pill’, ‘Surfer’ and the title track, perhaps of artists doing their respective bests on the still his biggest hit to date and newer tunes SbS is full up of very talented vocalists who which are not to be missed such as ‘Shoot The are only likely to be known by hardcore Reg- Prophet’. All in all, the album is very strong gae fans. Messenjah Selah, The Lambsbred, and a welcomed addition to the collection of Rock ‘N Vibes is set to release what is undeni- Arkaingelle, Zacheous Jackson, Zema and a any fan of modern Roots Reggae. ably one of the most anticipated releases of most interesting group of others all appear 2011, the eponymous third studio album from on this sterling Roots set which may prove to You need not wait any longer for ‘Plead Dutch Caribbean superstar, Ziggi Recado. Fol- be one of the best of this still very young year. My Cause’. The album is currently available lowing his extremely well done and extremely on etailers across the globe through Zojak well regarded 2008 project, ‘In Transit’, Ziggi The Step By Step Riddim from Rumble Rock Worldwide and reportedly the physical album has really become one of the bigger names Recordz reaches stores on April 19. release is forthcoming as well. on the European scene and arguably one of News 6 7 The JFX Dubstore Is Now Records gems. The A side of and Desmond Dekker. Why The most interesting ‘Our Favourite Beres South Florida's Legends Easter Fete Open this release is Easy Come, Easy this was never issued is un- Hammond Songs’ is set to release by VP Re- Go by the Pioneers, which has known, but needless to say cords on April 26th. The Firm and No Limit Promotions present been previously available on this duos partnership proved JFX Dubstore is a new web- Legends Easter Fete on Easter Sunday, April their ‘Let Your Yeah Be Yeah disappointingly fleeting site from French Dub label Several Treats from Jahdan Blakkamoore 24, 2011 at the Miramar Regional Park in Mi- (Anthology)’ from 2002. Jarring Effects based in Lyon, ramar, Florida. Showtime 2-10 PM. Due out on the 11th of April France which in their own and presented on the much- words is “Created by dubbers This is a day for fun, music, food & culture missed Doctor Bird imprint for dubbers and dub fans”. bringing together the best of Jamaica’s old the single is now available to The site features single track and new in one venue. Hosting 4 events pre-order at the Trojan Store, dubplates in top quality WAV within the same venue, creates something with pressing strictly limited and AIF, not MP3, that are for every age group. For the youngsters, a to just 400 copies. available nowhere else on in- Kids Romping Zone with unlimited games, ternet from French producers rides and face painting. such as OBF and Pilah, Root Our Favourite Beres Ham- Massacre, AntiBypass (Dub mond Songs For the teens is Swagg Jamz Fete presented Addict) and Fabasstone, Nat- by 99 Jamz with music, dancing, games & Karaoke. ural High, Twelve, Led Piperz, One of Reggae's most leg- Roots’n Future Hi-Fi aka Jahdan Blakkamoore - one of Brooklyn’s fin- The song was recorded in a endary crooners, the great d.Dino and Aku-Fen (High est reggae singers - dropped his sophomore For the dancehall fans, the Bamboo Lawn number of versions during Beres Hammond, is honoured Tone / Dub Invaders) and album ‘Babylon Nightmare’ in December last Day Fete, with Rory of Stone Love, Renais- the late Spring of 1968, but by the venerable Penthouse Uzul (Kaly Live Dub), with new year, to wide critical acclaim. The album in- sance, HMV Soundz, Sound Sweetness & Ec- the trio and producer were Records and a large collec- plates and mixes appearing cluded the sweet single All Comes Back to centrix Sound.
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