From crack scandals to reggae dancing in city hall, Toronto's most notorious mayor had a knack for making headlines. Join us as we count down the most outrageous Rob Ford moments that shocked the ...

Ben Harper is a musician, artist, and activist. Whether it’s through the soul of southern Gospel, 70s funk, blues, reggae, or ...

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards reveals the reggae song he considers his all-time favorite — and the unexpected ...

Ali Campbell burst onto the pop scene as front man with UB40 in the late 70s bringing reggae to mainstream music. Almost half a century later the Birmingham born singer songwriter is still filling ...

Throughout the ‘70s, he was closely associated with the ... It is considered a seminal record in roots reggae. Romeo relocated to New York in 1978 and he co-wrote the musical Reggae, in which ...

“I always had love for the ’60s and the show was based in the ’60s,” he said. “Now I’m into ’60s ska and ’70s reggae, so I find it funny that life came full circle in that way.” From 1988 to 1992, ...

One of the most prolific reggae artists during the '70s, '80s and '90s, McLean's music stands the test of time. On "Nana's Medley" she borrows the "A Love I Can Feel" riddim and makes it her own.

"After my surgeries, my hands were about as useful as chicken cutlets," says Damnit, the founder of the local DJ collective Denver Vintage Reggae Society ... 60s-and-'70s Jamaica alive and ...

With Marley popularising Rastafarianism and soul rebellion amid the island’s mid-’70s descent into political chaos, reggae took a left-turn into spirituality, ‘consciousness’ and militancy; it ...

Hosted by Music Book Club founder Travis Collins. Followed by DJ set of '70s reggae classics from Disappearing Dining Club resident DJ Neil Thornton and Music Book Club founder Travis Collins.

If, like me, you listened to reggae or were party to the host of sub-genres it spawned during the 1960s and 70s, then it’s likely that you too witnessed The Cimarons. They were the go-to backing ...

"That 70s reggae out of Europe," bassist Josh Trindall said. "We've got a few reggae bands we enjoy out of Europe, so Still Pulse as well. But yeah The Police are probably that mainstream band ...