AFTER 12: Foundation REGGAE
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Entertainment
February 22, 2018

AFTER 12: Foundation REGGAE

This is what we call real reggae. Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Hope Road in Kingston was the venue for ‘To di Foundation’, the live show under the Reggae Wednesdays banner held on February 21 and featuring some of the music’s best in the form of Luciano, Mikey General, Bongo Herman, and Junior Kelly, to name just a few. With that quality line-up OBSERVER PHOTOGRAPHER KARL MCLARTY was in reggae wonderland.

VeteranmusicianGibby atwork on thedouble bass.
The elder Bongo Hermanthrills the audience.
Ska La Reg Band in action.
Mikey General delivers word,sound and power.
Original dread MicahShemaiah.
Jabari beltsout a number.
D Wisdomengages inher first reallove.
Luciano (left) includes a greeting of Jack Scorpioin his performance.
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