Gregory Isaacs News

 
Bollywood's band set for 60s soul night
Croydon Guardian
Born and raised in North London, Ajay has already worked with the likes of Jamiroquai, The Brand New Heavies, Gregory Isaacs, Apache Indian and Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan. He said: "Bollywood and soul are both music of the people.

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Cowboying Up at the Opera
TheaterJones Performing Arts News
Commentary and video: Gregory Isaacs on the Dallas Opera's Magic Flute simulcast at Cowboys Stadium, with video footage and interviews. by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs Arlington — The Dallas Opera pulled off something quite remarkable on Saturday.

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Caribbean foods brought the nations together in China
Jamaica Observer
Effortlessly, they sang timeless oldies from the likes of Jamaica's Jimmy Cliff and Gregory Isaacs. James Freeman, a native Bahamian who spent most of his life in Ecuador and the United Kingdom, has been attending CAC events since his move to Shanghai ...


 
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Mother, 'spiritual father' convicted in faith-healing case but questions remain
Knoxville News Sentinel
"We once again want to go to the Tennessee Supreme Court to address these constitutional questions," said Jacqueline Crank's attorney, Gregory P. Isaacs. "She feels and my law firm feels no other parent should have to be placed in this situation.
Mother, spiritual leader convicted of neglect in teen's deathWBIR-TV

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J Boog : Get Familiar
SoulCulture
The 27 year-old name-checks Bob Marley, Beres Hammond, Gregory Isaacs, Garnett Silk and Dennis Brown amongst his influences; and was included on the tribute album, We Remember Gregory, to Gregory Isaacs on which he performed a rousing cover of “Cool ...


 
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Historic Reggae Recordings Brought To Life at The Kennel
SonicScoop
Included are performances by such major artists as Bob Marley, the Wailers, Peter Tosh, Alton Ellis, Gregory Isaacs, Lord Creator, John Holt, U-Roy, Tommy McCook, I-Roy, Augustus Pablo and many more. The original master tapes, which lay undisturbed in ...


 
Channel One tunes in to 1970s sound
Jamaica Gleaner
Producers Bunny Lee and Phil Pratt were two of the first to take advantage of this offer with Delroy Wilson's Can I Change My Mind, and Gregory Isaacs All I Have Is Love respectively, the latter giving the studio its first No.1 hit.