So let's start of on a high note nuh....Here's a video I saw browsing the Net the other day, Its Elephant Man's rah rah medley featuring Burro Banton and T.O.K
And its getting rave reviews in the press.
Lets go back to 1997 when songs like "Destiny", "Love Sponge", "Hills and Valleys", "Give I Strength" were all on one album....one that you could listen to over and over and never get tired of it…
Well this time round, the two disc package includes three unreleased tracks from that era plus the whole album has been digitally re-mastered and there’s a bonus DVD containing 40 minutes of rare live footage from Reggae Sumfest, from 1996.....so go out and cop that one
I-Tunes Amazon or check out his official site
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sites to check for TriniCarnival Pics
http://www.trinijubglejuice.com/
http://www.torontolime.com/
http://www.izatrini.com/
And de Real Mas---Mas Domnik is done tooo...
O.K here is our island girl doing her thing in France. She is performing "Don'tStop the Music" which won International song of the year at the NRJ Music Awards. Last year she won that category too with "Unfaithful"
Mr Boombastick himself was on NBCs Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Jan 21st, performing "What's Love" with another chart-topper Akon."
Other collabos on this album inclaude "Mad,Mad,Mad world" with Sizzla and Collie Buddz as well as "Bonafide Girl" feat Rik Rok and Tony Gold and "out of Control" feat label mate Rayvon. Intoxication (Big Yard/VP Records) has been a mainstay on Billboard ever since its release, peaking at number 1 and coming in at number 4 this week.
The official album tour will send Shaggy home to Negril, Jamaica on March 17 for a special Spring Break '08 concert, and then he's off to Europe.
UB40 lead singer Ali Campbell has called it quits with the band after nearly three decades, citing management issues. "I know UB40 will carry on successfully without me and I wish them the very best."He has committed to playing with the band next month in Australia, New Zealand and Uganda.
The band UB40was formed in the English Midlands during the economic slump of the late 1970s, taking their name from an official unemployment benefits form.

































