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June 2021 Issue No.1 JamminSradio.com “We entertain, inform and educate” Newsletter June 2021 Issue No.1 Features: • Meet Mr. Black, host of the Global Square Show. • “We must make healthy lifestyle choices,” said Bongelo Gombele MD • Get your financial house in order: Make a Will. Highlights: JC crowned champions Edwin Allen defends title Grammy winner Toots & the Maytals Maxi Priest still making great music Skillibeng the hottest DJ… Remembering Bunny Wailer Remembering DJ Trinity Copyrighted Material – Property of JamminSradio.com Page | 1 Meet Mr. Black host of the Global Square Make a will Show Making and having a will is one of the most important “My interest in music started at a and love help me on my way, to documents you can have very young age in Jamaica from tap into my African culture to find during your lifetime. While the church to the street,” said Mr. out about the greatness of a some people may dismiss Black. “Ska, country music, people, where they have been having a will as having no reggae, soul and jazz were just and what they have done.” benefits to them when they part of life living in Kingston. The The Global Square Show informs die, the execution of a will big sound system turns on and and entertains with an allow the smooth transition of you could hear the music playing understanding that reality and property and other assets to from a distance was the norm. culture speak a language of your heir and beneficiary. Church was another embedded construct when used properly part of the fabric of the culture from a high consciousness. Having an executed will also that help shape my view as a ensures that your tangible and youth, the Rasta culture and way Good vibration on a Sunday intangible assets go to person of life had an overt impact on me. afternoon.” The motto for my (s) whom you have selected. I have seen the humility, exercise show is “Any Given Sunday”. In the case of a male having several children with different mothers it is imperative that you have a will in place especially if you have a huge portfolio. Upon your death, your assets are distributed to your children and beneficiary based on the direction given in your will. Often, we have seen the estates of famous musicians and artists entangled in costly litigation with brothers against sisters, children against business partners and with Diabetes - Dr. Bongelo Gombele probate court deciding property distribution for you. Would it have been better for Dr. Bongelo Gombele, a medical complications of diabetes were the overall situation if you had doctor at Kingston Public also discussed and these made that decision rather than Hospital (KPH) in Jamaica, included kidney, foot and eye deferred it to the courts? discussed the issue of Diabetes. damages. Dr. Gombele spoke of the “A healthy lifestyle is important, Remember if you have a will in causes, symptoms and the you have to eat healthy, stay place and you get married, preventative measures that can active by doing more exercises your existing will be revoked, be taken to control diabetes. He and refrain from taking illegal and you will need to make a spoke of the importance of the drugs.” Dr. Gombele was the new will. pancreas and its production of guest on the Sunday Insulin. He also addressed the Conversation Show with the Consultant an attorney or two types of diabetes (type I and Professor on May 16, 2021. He contact your government II) and the role of glucose as a recently launched his own agency to learn more. source of energy for our cells. YouTube Channel that https://agd.gov.jm/how-do- Some of the long-term addresses the issue of diabetes. i/make-a-will/ Copyrighted Material – Property of JamminSradio.com Page | 2 Jamaica College crowned champion Boys Champion (2008- Present) 2021: Jamaica College Jamaica College (JC) is the 2021 18 valuable points to his team 2020: Cancelled ISSA Grace Kennedy Boy’s effort. JC class 2 athletes 2019: Kingston College champion. The Neil Harrison- Kemarrio Bygrave (800m ,1500m) 2018: Calabar High coached team captured the and Khandale Frue (800m, 2017: Calabar High championship that was held at the 1500m) both contributed 16 points 2016: Calabar High National Stadium in Kingston, each while Tyrone Lawson from 2015 Calabar High Jamaica from May 11-15, 2021. class 3 contributed 15 points to 2014: Calabar High The victorious JC team scored the overall effort. 2013: Calabar High 328.5 points to claim their 21st The Kingston College (KC) team 2012: Calabar High hold on the Mortimer Geddes quest for their 33rd title fell short 2011: Jamaica College Trophy. JC was led by Javier as they scored 313 points for the 2010: Wolmer’s Boys| Brown, who won the class 1 400m runner-up spot with Calabar High 2009: Kingston College hurdles in a record 49.86 seconds (241.5), STETHS (181) and St. 2008: Calabar High and the class 1 400m in a brisk Jago High (129) rounding out the 45.75 seconds. Thereby adding top five. Girls Champion (2008- Present) Edwin Allen defends Girl’s title 2021: Edwin Allen High 2020: Cancelled Edwin Allen high school who amassed 22 points by taking 2019: Edwin Allen High dominated the competition to the top spot in the triple jump and 2018: Edwin Allen High capture the 2021 ISSA Grace earning valuable points in the 2017: Edwin Allen High Kennedy Girl’s title, scoring 340 long jump (7 points) and the high 2016: Edwin Allen High points. The Michael Dyke- jump (6 points). Tina Clayton won 2015: Edwin Allen High coached team was winning its 8th the class 2 100m (11.38) and 2014: Edwin Allen High title in the last nine years. 200m (23.45) despite having her 2013: Holmwood Technical Thereby solidifying themselves twin sister Tia, false started in the 2012: Edwin Allen High as a bona fide dynasty. Edwin 100m final. 2011: Holmwood Technical Allen’s depth was on full display St Jago high scored 309.5 points 2010: Holmwood Technical as they were able to accumulate to finish 2nd while Hydel High 2009: Holmwood Technical points in all areas. (301.5), Holmwood Technical 2008: Holmwood Technical The team was led by overall (160.5) and Vere Technical (128) female champion Ackelia Smith, rounding out the top five. Copyrighted Material – Property of JamminSradio.com Page | 3 Maxi Priest Still Making Great Music With over 12 studio albums to his highlights Maxi Priest smooth for Fe Real (1994) and Man with credit spanning over 35 years, and melodious vocal delivery is the Fun (1997). Max Alfred Elliot aka Maxi Priest reminiscence of the days of fun However, Maxi Priest in not continues to produce great reggae music. resting on his laurels as his latest music. His 2019 album It All The title track “All Comes Back to studio album United State of Comes Back to Love, was Love” highlight his voice and cool Mind was released in 2020. nominated for Best Reggae relaxing Reggae music that we Grammy Award. The 14-track have come to love about Maxi. album feature several That was Maxi Priest third collaborations with Shaggy (I’m Grammy nomination on the heels Alright, Cool Nuh, My Pillow) and 2020 Grammy Winner Toots & the Maytals The album “Got to be Tough” by the 1960’s, was instrumental in earned the admiration and Toots and the Maytals won the heralding the era of Rock steady respect of both artists and fans. 2021 Reggae Grammy award and Ska. In 1968, Toots was one This was the second Grammy held on March 21, 2021. of the first artists to use the word win for the group who won the However, it was a bitter-sweet “reggae” in a song called Do the award in 2005 with the album victory for the ground-breaking Reggay. “True Love.” group that saw the passing of With numerous collaborations The other nominees included their front man and lead singer with artists across different Buju Banton (Upside Down Frederick Nathaniel “Toots” musical genre and performances 2020); Skip Marley (Higher Hibbert on September 11, 2020. across the world, the group has Place); Maxi Priest (It All Comes The band which started back in back to Love) and The Wailers (One World). First, determine the audience of The hottest Reggae artist on the planet is the newsletter. This could be anyone who might benefit from the information it contains. You can compile a mailing list The hottest Reggae dancehall With hits such as Crocodile Skillibeng collaboration with Honey from business reply cards, DJ on the planet is Emwah Teeth, Coke and “Hot”, Skillibeng Millan for “Chappa Gyal”, highlights customer information sheets, Warmington, aka Skillibeng. unapologetic lyrics and brash the scamming game that is business cards collected at trade The 24-year-old Skillibeng who delivery is embraced by his fans. plaguing his community. shows, or membership lists. hails from Lyson, St. Thomas, Also, his colorful and explicit You might consider purchasing a Jamaica has been tearing up videos that capture crime, guns, Skillibeng has also collaborated mailing list from a company. the Reggae dancehall charts violence and the struggles of his with rap sensation Nicki Minaj with his pulsating, brash and community only add to his appeal (Crocodile Teeth), Trackone Next, establish how much time hardcore lyrics. as an artist. 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