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January 4, 2010

Earl Samuels to celebrate his birthday at The Building

Earl Samuels or ‘Father Earl’ as he is known, will tonight celebrate his birthday in fine style at the Building in New Kingston, with family, celebrities, friends and well-wishers.

Artistes like Beenie Man, Assassin, Tanya Stephens, Spice, Sizzla, I-Octane, Richie Stephens, Munga Honourable, Jah Vinci, Voicemail, RDX, Chris Martin, D-Major, Cobra, and Cutty Ranks will be honouring Samuels by entertaining the anticipated audience.

“This will be the fifth year I will celebrating my birthday at Asylum now The Building, I have my friends from all fraternities coming to share this special day with, so I encourage everyone to come out,” Samuels remarked.

The event will be sponsored by Jagra as the title sponsor, along with Wray and Nephew Rum Cream, Stones Ginger Wine, Hennessey, Street Vybz Rum, Andre Champagne, Magnum, Power Wine and Spikes Water.

Doors open at 10:00 pm, ladies and drinks free before 12 midnight. Music will be provided by ZJ Liquid, Jagga B, G Fuss, Tony Matterhorn, Boom Boom, Chris Diamond, Bunco Hill Top and others.

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