The Weekly Gleaner February 12, 2009 New multi-media release celebrates reggae legend, Peter Tosh NEW YORK CITY: A NEW definitive CD & DVD Collection is attempting to shed light on one of Jamaica's most...
The Weekly Gleaner February 5, 2009 REGGAE LEGEND Peter Tosh was recently inducted into the Cannabis Cup's Counterculture Hall of Fame in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Tosh, who strongly lobblied for the legislation of...
80 per cent of one of Jamaica's most important music collections has been stolen NME News December 4, 2008 Members of the Public Broadcasting Corporation Of Jamaica (PBC-J) are appealing for the return...
Sing Out! By Gary Von Tersch Gram Parsons Archives, Vol. 1: Live at the Avalon Ballroom 1969 Amoeba 0002 Between 1968 and 1973, seminal country rocker Gram Parsons managed to only record two solo...
Goldmine December 21, 2007 by Gillian G Gaar Ray Manzarek discusses Rhino's release of band's 1970 Boston concerts On Friday, April 10, 1970, The Doors were scheduled for two shows at the Boston Arena....
Twenty Thousand Roads The Ballad of Gram Parsons and His Cosmic American Music David N. Meyer; Villard: 560 pp., $29.95 LA Times Article by RJ Smith SOME suits tell a story, like the...
The Christian Century Article September 18, 2007 SMOKIN' HYMNS: The Anglican Church in Jamaica is adding to its hymnals some tunes by reggae stars Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, including Marley's hit...
Goldmine August 3, 2007 by Tierney Smith "Rock Hall celebrates the tumultuous career of rebellious rock act" As part of The Doors' ongoing 40th anniversary celebration, Cleveland's Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is...
The Boston Herald July 24, 2007 By Dave Wedge A little more than a year after Jim Morrison's arrest for indecent exposure at a Miami concert, his band the Doors returned to action...
The Cincinnati Post May 26, 2007 At the top of a winding staircase, a larger-than-life photograph of Jim Morrison, shirtless, seductive and forever young, looms as the song "Back Door Man" pulses...