Nov 11, 2007 | STLtoday
Ky-Mani Marley adds his own rhythms to his family's legacy
“I thought this would be a great platform to play some music for an audience I haven't played for before”
It's safe to say that Ky-Mani Marley, a son of late reggae legend Bob Marley and a recording artist in his own right, isn't the obvious choice when it comes to filling the support slot on Van Halen's current ... via STLtoday
One of the first definitive reggae records. It's the band that backed Bob Marley. via Daily Record
Biography Roots and culture artists have long been a constant in Jamaica, from the influence of legends like Bob Marley to conscious dancehall singers like Garnet Silk . via Download.com Music
Bonnie Henry: Dying was a lucrative move for some celebs
“It's all those T-shirts with him on them”
Now this should make you feel like a slacker: Elvis Presley earned $49 million in the last 12 months. via The Arizona Daily Star
Ziggy Marley to play Dobson Arena
The producers of Vail Snow Daze, a celebration of early season snow, music and the mountain lifestyle, announced Monday the addition of Reggae icon Ziggy Marley to the festival's musical lineup, which also ... via The Aspen Times
Ky-mani Marley To Debut Reality Show On BET, On Tour With Van Halen
“It gives me a platform to play some music that a lot of people don't know I have, and the reception is overwhelming. Roth was at my dressing room telling me how good it was.”
Contributed by: Miles Bennett Source: ballerstatus.com Posted On: Saturday, October 20, 2007 07:17 MDT Musician and actor Ky-mani Marley, son of the legendary Bob Marley, will join the reality show circuit with ... via The Elements
Outrage follows slaying of reggae star
“We are all devastated at the sudden and senseless killing of a star who brought so much joy to so many...”
The murder of reggae star Lucky Dube sparked outrage and calls to reduce violent crime from across the political spectrum on Friday. via The Mercury
The hearts of millions of South Africans are filled with pain, anger and sadness today. via News24
Jamaica unleashes childhood memories
At least there are no lizards. Last year on my foreign missions trip to Guyana, South America, Darrell Hughes and I were greeted at the door of our first lodging location by a representative of the reptilian ... via The Daily News Journal
“God had to change their name before he could bless them". So it was for him: "I believe it's all the work of God.”
Bob's your uncle? Actually, the reggae great is no relation. Shasha Marley AUDIO: Shasha Marley - Twin City Mafia Shasha Marley is often asked about his name. via The Sydney Morning Herald
The Greater New Milford Spectrum
Benefit concert to feature Marley music
The reggae band Respect Due, a tribute to the music of Bob Marley, will take center stage in a benefit performance for the New Milford Children's Center Oct. via The Greater New Milford Spectrum