Delving into the depths of Jamaica's musical history
June 26th 2007 07:36
I can't claim to have stumbled on this great blog, Vintage Boss, but it must receive exposure, and I am happy to give it. For the record, I discovered it while browsing the Chatty Mouth forum, which also comes highly recommended.
Vintage Boss is the blog of Colby Graham, a publisher out of Jamaica who is determined to ensure the history of Jamaican music doesn't disappear. His production of a regular magazine and DVDs has grown to include this new project.
He explores the likes of Patricia Chin, Randy Chin's wife as well as even lesser known talents, such as Alphanso Castro who, rather than being a musician, was and is known for the other Jamaican love of dancing.
For me, I was taken by the site because of the reference to a 1960s group I have recently come across called The Royals. I was very pleased to see The Royals evolved into a group called The Jays and they are still performing today!
Bookmark the Vintage Boss Blog today, as I have.
Vintage Boss is the blog of Colby Graham, a publisher out of Jamaica who is determined to ensure the history of Jamaican music doesn't disappear. His production of a regular magazine and DVDs has grown to include this new project.
He explores the likes of Patricia Chin, Randy Chin's wife as well as even lesser known talents, such as Alphanso Castro who, rather than being a musician, was and is known for the other Jamaican love of dancing.
For me, I was taken by the site because of the reference to a 1960s group I have recently come across called The Royals. I was very pleased to see The Royals evolved into a group called The Jays and they are still performing today!
Bookmark the Vintage Boss Blog today, as I have.
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