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2/15/2018

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Some of you read what I write to get I n I perspective on things as it comes from an honest and loving place

I love Jamaica

I love Canada

I love human rights and justice

I am appreciative of my place in this world and GRATEFUL for love and life and wish the same for all humans

Yet I have no love for the vampires

Born Jamaican

Lived there till I man was 16 years old

Went to a prep school called Vaz Prep, a high school named Wolmer’s Boys, two of the most prestigious and academic schools on the island then and now.  I grew up around those Jamaicans who believed that the homes (status) that they were born into was and still is more important than the overall development of the country and its people

Jamaica is full of colonial puppets; hence these so called ‘elite’ hang on to their positions / rank in society which includes the degradation of the majority of the population so that they can feel better about themselves

Government officials, the so called ‘elite’ and the middleclass and the need for colonial hierarchy have Jamaicans killing Jamaicans
 
That’s an undeniable fact
 
I wrote this on a social media feed earlier today
“ Bauxite ~ Owned by Alcan and Reynolds - Canadian and American 

Blue Mountain Coffee ~ Owned by The Japanese

Sugar Cane ~ Not owned by Jamaicans 

Ganja ~ Will not be owned by Jamaicans 

Beaches ~ Not owned by Jamaicans 

Hotels ~ Not owned by Jamaicans 

Reggae music ~ Makes billions in Europe... Not profited from by Jamaicans 

Create jobs from any or all of these industries and the gangland rape, theft, back biting may change as the people have jobs as opposed being forced to hustle a living”

Many more will be given hope and respect for self, government and country

ANY of the above industries can feed Jamaican people, employ them and reduce the imaginary debt that we supposedly owe to the IMF, The World Bank, Canada, The UK or the US... vampires sucking the blood of Jamaica and Jamaicans

Our governments since 1962 have either EXCEEDINGLY corrupt people or have their hands tied by powers too strong for them, so they feel like they have no choice but to do as they are told

The alternative is to be physically harmed or murdered

That has always been the solution by the vampire to those who share effective solutions to the upliftment of the masses

Another quote from today:

“No government in JA since independence (1962) is actually for the people
If they were, our national debt would not look the way that it does

Common sense”
 
This also undeniable to I man
 
Jamaica has more debt than most, more guns than most yet we have resources to fix our situations which this colonially planted government (s) have ALWAYS been in place to block, so that the people can never rise

I CANNOT BE THE ONLY PERSON TO NOTICE ALL THIS

On top of pontificating with what I write, I am a doer.  I promote reggae, host shows, merchandise product and sometimes author a few articles

I am a soldier in the global reggae army and will speak the truths as we all see them and continue on I path to elevate the culture through merchandising and elevating exceptional talent
 
“If you LOVE Jamaica, Stop killing Jamaicans”
 
876 is Jamaica's area code

I n I goal is to take the profits from said sales to reinvest in something Jamaican, reggae music, an artist, a student, RasTafari education and livity, equal rights & justice to all humanity with honor, respect, integrity & nobility as individual mantras

If you wish to aid this path, purchase and wear proudly this brand(s) as well as to forward to those who feel this vibe

“The basis of racial discrimination and colonialism has been economic, and it is with economic weapons that these evils have been and can be overcome” ~ Haile Selassie I

I am focused of the popularity of the country and reggae music and presenting reggae brands that gives back to the community, even if it is only in the numbers of hours that we put into promoting the music daily to hopefully earning enough for scholarships to budding artists, scientists or any other field

Reggae is popular enough to sustain itself and this is I path

www.canadianreggaeworld.com/reggae-for-life.html Click on the link to order and don't forget your free shipping code ~ RFLSHIP
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$7.5 Million for the Toronto Symphony Orchestra ~ $0.00 Million for Reggae

2/10/2018

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Had to calm my spirit before I wrote this piece

A white dude on twitter asked why the city should be paying for a Bob Marley concert to celebrate his 73rd earthstrong
That is a valid question in the minds of these closet bigots (oops, I rile up easy, so I’m going to go meditate and come back and continue to write)

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$7.5 million for the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for the Canada 150 celebrations

$7.5 million

How many listen to the symphony?

How many listen to Bob Marley and reggae music?

This condescending idiot said and I quote directly, “Why didn't you plan some celebration? I don't believe that was the city's responsibly to do that

We don’t need anyone to plan anything.  Compensate those of us who do this for a living.  We will do a far better job than the city ever could as we are literally experts on reggae

One wonders why the city is “responsible” for accepting provincial or federal $7.5 million for the symphony

$0.00 million for the reggae culture that has fans a THOUSAND times more than the symphony

I worked SEVERAL hours on the Reggae Lane committee and when I asked the councillor why the committee members were not being paid for their efforts, he said, “there is no budget”

I eventually resigned from the committee for what I see as a gross disrespect for black people and his willingness to take my work for free

Politicians

We will notice that they love to sign edicts and decrees yet the thought of fiscal compensation to the people in a genre that touches far more humans than the symphony is seemingly completely ignored

Is it deliberate?

Yes

We all pretend like we don’t notice but I can’t

I won’t

We are all entitled to the taxes that we pay, especially when we have an opportunity to infuse profits back into Canadian society and to feed our families

It seems these dollars are not really for black or reggae culture

The Canadian government’s racism is exceedingly high

Before you argue think on the Indian Act

Everyone who had any part in that should be tried and jailed for war crimes and human rights violations

Racism is a role that they wish black people to accept as the norm

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Been in this country for over forty years now and what I see and live is shared by many other African people and truly a global phenomenon

It is why Marley sang

It is why his music is still relevant today

He spoke a truth about racism and made hit records because his was also a spiritual path of RasTafari

I have learned to elevate those I am a fan of, as well as myself

I glorify names like Lillian Allen, Clifton Joseph, David Kingston, CKLN, CHRY, CIUT, Tony Barnes, Karl Mullings, Carl Henry, Jackie Mittoo, Leroy Sibbles, The Sattalites, Crack of Dawn, historian Clive Walker, Exco, Ammoye, Blessed, Kirk Diamond, Kafinal, Chelsea Stewart, Toronto Reggae, Jason McLean, Nana, Michael Garrick, Sun Force, Garry Lowe, Mojah, Jah Mike Anthony, Carla, Belinda, Fujahtive, Fugitive Minds, Patrick Roots, DJ Chocolate aka Lauren Speers, Ron Nelson, Jonathan Shaw, Donna Makeda the artist and editor of ReggaeXclusive, Jones & Jones, Lance Ingleton, Messenjah, Tanya Mullings, Carrie Mullings, IBADAN, Truths & Rights, Friendlyness, Raffa, Eglinton west, Raps, Snow, Mykal Rose, Whitey Don, Human Rights, David Dacks, Jesse Dubmatix King, The Memberz, Aram Scaram, Denise Burnett, Willi Williams, Michael St. George, Pressure Drop, Turning Point, Dub Connection, Caleb Hart, Thymeless, The Bamboo, Willi Williams, Chester Milller, Master T, Michael Williams, Jojo Bennett, Jay Douglas, The Arsenals, Visionary, Albeeno, Tracy Christie, Courtney Stone, The Mighty Mystics, Stur Gav, Aretha Fraser, Humble, Steele, Tatix, Jimmy Reid, Luther Brown, Lord Tanamo, Carol Brown, Natty B, Sir B, Errol Blackwood, Prince Everald, Stranger Cole, Pluggy, Wayne Vernon, Junior Smith, King Turbo, Baby Blue Sound Crew, Lindo P, Michie Mee, Kardi, Souljah Fyah, Ibo, IAUWATA, DB Hawkes, African Star, Sankofa...

Wow

There are a hundred more that I have not mentioned but will come to me after I post this (apologies for leaving you out)

All of the above are gifted and well respected locally as well as globally and I’d like to do better by them.  They have all given love to a music that moves us all

Yet the Toronto Symphony Orchestra gets $7.5 Million

We all pay taxes too

Yet we are not entitled to that as the Toronto Symphony is

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I promote Reggae For Life so that I can grow a business from the sale of product.  What the company earns goes directly to all reggae related projects

If you don’t like that brand, Toronto Reggae has t-shirts for sale.  Purchase those and pay them for their tireless reggae work or anyone else who elevates the genre daily

Toronto Reggae and Canadian Reggae World get compliments weekly about how much folks apprecilove what we do for the reggae marketplace.  Thank us fiscally also.  You can change this paradigm where we aren’t dependent on a bigoted government to fund us.  It is why we invested in our own reggae branding

WE DO NOT NEED THEM

We allow them to treat us like we have no value

“There is no budget”

That’s on me

On you

We accept this foolishness

exclaim.ca/music/article/toronto_symphony_orchestra_granted_7_5m_for_national_musical_celebration_in_2017
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Reggae For Life @ The Boxing Loft

1/3/2018

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In anticipation of the year to come I would like to thank each and every person  who has offered their support in my efforts to create a stronger more sustainable community using reggae to give back to the same people in their time of need. If I look at how far that we have come from that first planted seed of hope back in 2010, Haiti was hit with an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 Reggae for life mobilized to serve our community.  We gathered our children and family and friends, invited the community to join us at The Opera House for a concert, and with support from like minded people we were able to pay it forward and help to rebuild homes, schools and provide food and clothes to those who were in need. Without loving people who continuously lend a hand we would not have been able to achieve that. 
 
Looking forward we created the Lion's Den.  Again we operated a team of people who were happy to help, for five years. You all came with your non perishable food items and every Monday night for five years we were able to give our donations to the daily bread and food bank. 
 
When I heard Davey’s story it got me thinking about his family and the need for community support.  We had to do all that we could in the hopes to find a match.  At that time we learned of millions of people whose lives could be saved if we just raised the awareness and encourage people to try to help.  Special cudos to G98.7FM’s, Fitzroy Gordon, who personally took on the charge to dedicate a part of his show to creating that awareness to the community.  We set up stations and swabbed the cheeks of every person who was willing to take a chance in the race to save Davey’s life. Sadly Davey passed on but we may have captured a swab that night that will one day be a match and save some else's life. 
 
These are just parts of the bigger picture.  RFL is a mission to bring us together to create a community who joins forces to help one another where possible.  RFL offers a voice to families that have suffered from domestic violence, #RADA ~ RasTafari Against Domestic Abuse ~ and for the past year or so since the passing of Nanny Mystik, we have offered our voices to this cause as well as to find organizations like Dr. Roz’s Place and others to help struggling women and children
 
RFL is about individuals choosing to aid their own communities as opposed to being an organization collecting donations to make their CEO’s richer
 
Purchasing RFL t-shirts aids us to continue our work for our community as well as to elevate reggae music to a place where it is supposed to be.  That place is a spiritual place.  Of being a part of the solution in elevating self, the community as well as the genre
 
As this winter season is upon us, I ask my RFL soldiers to walk with a scarf, pair of gloves or mittens, a touque, a pair of socks to our next event

Other RFL sanctioned and approved event / s include Fujahtive & The Sattalies @ The Horseshoe Tavern, 3rd February, 2018
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There is a drop box in the Parkdale hood for anyone who cannot make the jam, The Park Agency Print Shop, 1418 Queen Street West - Open Monday - Friday 11:00am - 7:00pm, Saturday 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Kim is expecting you
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Open Monday to Friday from 11am to 7pm and on Saturdays from 12pm to 5pm.We are open Monday to Friday from 11am to 7pm and on Saturdays from 12pm to 5pm.
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ReggaeXclusive Article December 2017

12/7/2017

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Thank you Donna Makeda and Prince Everald for this ability to reason with our people.  The outlet of Reggae Xclusive is far more important than your supporters as well as your critics may believe

There are very limited outlets for black media and black expression here in this colonially driven country that many of us now call home

Black media is nonexistent globally

We complain about CNN and Fox News in the US for their completely biased reporting especially anything in Africa and the Arab world.  Any news from them places do not depict the truth and we all know it, yet there are no black media programs debating the validity or actual truth behind what is being reported

Global, CityTV or CBC is zero difference to me as they are all news sources driven by white media with no black media source to refute the validity what is being reported

There is virtually zero black media except within those countries and even then the news is manipulated by european colonial forces i.e. white governments

So ReggaeXclusive is a place for a voice like my own

My path is driven through centuries of slavery and decades of time on this planet viewed though my reggae lenses

Big topic yah now is the slave trade in Libya created by the interference by the US removing Muammar Gaddaffi  as a leader in Africa who realized that Africa was where the real power was and was about to force the broke USA to pay for their oil in gold

Gaddaffi is now dead and black Libyans are being sold for as little as $200.00

We all liked to tell us that “slavery could never happen again in this time” which is totally idiotic as the people who run this are white nations...globally

In Dubai as they were building stadiums and cities for the Olympic Games, the slave trade was alive and well and probably nothing has changed but neither of these would be reported in white media

None of this information is news to anyone yet it isn’t spoken of or discussed in white man media

We who reside in Canada were expected to celebrate Canada 150 along with or colonial masters.   In 1867 white people figured that they had murdered enough native people, taken ALL of their lands, created The Indian Act to systematically murder these people and create irreparable psychological damage by ripping children away from their parents and abusing them in “Indian Schools”

The colonial masters spent $500 MILLION dollars on Canada 150 celebrations which included a BIG, yellow ducky to sail on Lake Ontario

Over 100 communities across Canada do not have fresh running water yet they spent $500 million to celebrate themselves

RADA ~ RasTafari Against Domestic Abuse is a path that I man will focus on more in 2018.  Domestic abuse within black homes and within our communities is pretty rampant.  Many of our woman, sisters, mothers, wives, husbands, cousins suffer from domestic abuse...silently

No one speaks on it as most of the victims as well as the children are too embarrassed to speak up

If a man is beating a woman two and three times per week and uttering abusive verbiage towards his wife / woman, a physically smaller person, the act of that is cowardly as far as I man sees it.  There is zero chance that the children looking on have any pride in watching father belittling their mother before them

I am now aware that the behavior is cyclical coming as far back as grandparents abusing grandparents yet at some point each man is responsible for himself and his behavior

I find the behavior cowardly

At some point we have to stop advising women on how to spot the abuse and how to stay away from it and how to deal with it and how to get out of it by seeking help

At some point wi fe chat to some of de coward man dem to STOP the abuse

Speak to the children

Start there

RFL ~ Reggae For Life

RasTafari and Reggae are natural truth sayers.  The function of these two powerful entities is the combat the evils of colonialism

Don’t get mad when “they” deliberately block reggae.  They shut down celebrations in the country of Jamaica by shutting down parties in what they consider to be the ghettos so poor people cannot eat and antagonize them further to do heinous shit

This abuse is deliberate

They (the Jamaican governments) have NEVER treated reggae as a viable business, employing people and developing future business, constructed vinyl pressing plants and creating more and more reggae work.  They have NEVER developed reggae for Jamaicans

This is deliberate by the government of the country

RFL is the brand that we have created here where t-shirts are on sale by custom order, delivered directly to the purchaser’s home / s
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I n I goal if successful with sales is to reinvest within the community and uplift the talent that is RICH within our culture

If you are interested in aiding this growth, please purchase your unit and pass on the information to other conscious minds and souls

Blessings to ReggaeXclusive
 


JuLion
www.canadianreggaeworld.com
 
 
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27

11/26/2017

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27

7th February, 1976

Came to Canada in July 1976 from Jamaica

Hockey was god here.  As a an athlete (soccer player) I have always yearned to play on the international stage with the greats like Charlton, Best, Moore, Pele, Socrates, Zidane, Puscas, Cryuff, Beckenbauer and any other great I haven’t mentioned

Hockey

Toronto Maple Leafs

My home team

I got here and found out that my captain, Darryl Sittler scored 10 points in one single game.  I saw other greats like Lafleur, Bossy, Gretzky, Lemieux then and now did not match my captain

I was a die hard Leaf fan.  As a new immigrant and sports nut, I gleefully followed the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, Wimbledon, Wide World of Sports, downhill skiing (Franz Klammer), Boxing and the list goes on.  I even spent hours on curling back then (don’t judge me...lol)
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Wednesday night and Saturday nights it was known in my crew to not ask me to do anything that didn’t include watching the Leaf game.  It got so bad that my friends used to come over on a Saturday night to get me out after the game because if the Leafs lost, I would end up staying home in a foul mood

Borje Salming, Tiger Williams, Lanny McDonald, Mike Palmateer were my champions

Darryl Sittler was my first captain

I wasn’t present when he accomplished the feat yet I reveled and basked in the fact that my captain did that.  Sit was as big to me as Pele

Present day, I go to the coffee shop and talk to Nuno who serves me up the elixir of Americano with the right amount of water, leaving room for my heavy cream and sugar intake

Nuno gets to listen to my shit every day as I heap everything from personal stuff, to politics, racism and his favorite subject, The Toronto Maple Leafs.  He tries to convince me to come back to the fold and watch this team play today as I stopped watching years ago, turned off by the losing culture.  If I am a Leaf fan, Nuno is that on every PED ever known to man.  He knows dates and stats from games YEARS ago.  He at least got me to start checking out Matthews and the standings from time to time and even to watch on sports television to see highlights

Yeah, they looking pretty organized this season yet this monkey on my back has killed enthusiasm for a franchise that can’t win

Nuno has this long time Leaf fan watching highlights of the Leaf games now

Darryl Sittler played to win as did Dougie Gilmour and Wendel Clark, my three favorite Leaf captains

Yet, Sit was my first

During one of our conversations Nuno pointed out that the 10 point feat happened on the 2nd month on the 7th day

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What are the insurmountable odds that Sittler would do a thing to match the number on the back of his jersey?
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Destiny or not, it is an incredible feat that still astounds me today and yes I have watched it a thousand times

He wondered, as I do now, how come Leaf management / marketing department hasn’t made that into a thing?

A 27 thing

A Sittler thing

Maybe I’m just stuck back in time thinking that Sit is the greatest captain of all yet this date and his number does seem to truly define Sit’s greatness

Nice convo Nuno

I told you that I would write something
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Conscious Thought ~ JuLion ~ Ganja Tunes ~ Ganja Freedom

11/22/2017

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This part of the journey has ended

“Conscious Thought” comes to its inevitable end on www.rootzreggaeradio.ca

I am so grateful to RRR for giving me the forum as well as the outlet to do what I do / did and honed some skills for future endeavors

Fortunately we also filmed a ‘couple’ of shows and my conversations about ganja freedom are constant, even down to the type of music that I play

Check out some of the old, archived shows sometime

Two weeks ago, an upload of mine was banned in every territory globally and there are viewing restrictions on some of the shows on this Youtube channel so maybe some of what I do is being censored so take in what you can, while you can

"Your video can't be played in these countries: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Greenland, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Mexico, Montserrat, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Turks and Caicos Islands, United States, United States Virgin Islands”

They say copyright claims but we know a de Ganja argument dem a try fe stall

Need another outlet to get the knowledge out now that they take the time to block me so many places all at once
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This is kinda fun

Support the channel for whatever they allow you to see

My path is about equality and harmony created by “the village”

Being a part of a dysfunctional family, I have family members want me to be acceptant of a murderous ruling colonial class that eliminates Africans globally

I come from a country, Jamaica, that is and has been brutalized by the country I now call home in Canada
Colonialism is a bitch for all Africans

Though it is denied by many, we Africans are to accept the role that we are playing as “lesser humans” and be quiet about it

That is not I path

I speak because we must

We have a human race to fix

I was born African to see and to live this pain and degradation first hand

I was born male to speak with a voice in defence of our feminine gender

I totally fulljoyed the opportunity to do a radio show with RRR and my love, support and respect for the station is still top a top

Up Up Up
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JuLion Earthstrong Celebration 25th November, 2017

11/20/2017

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JuLion’s Earthstrong 2017

Yah man, mi reach 58 years in dis life

Utterly grateful for all that I have received in this time.  The ups, the downs and the in-betweens

Coming back with a monthly roots reggae vibe with Emile @ The Boxing Loft this Saturday, 25th November
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Performance by Ruth Mathiang
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Kwasi DaFoodGod Douglas of Masterchef Canada making Corn Soup (Ital Sip)
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Selectas in de place include Spiceygad aka Mama Gad, Amazona Sound and deep down inna de weeee hours, African Star may make an appearance
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There is Only One Truth

11/11/2017

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There is only one truth in anything

Yet if people witnessed the same thing, the "thing" being in the centre of a circle, each is seeing the thing from different angles, light, time of day and any other variables

The thing is the truth

Each individual in the circle saw the same truth yet has their angle and version of it and when it doesn't match the story of someone else in the same circle, the need to be right and be the champion of that truth becomes the issue

Not the actual truth anymore

Those who fight and kill know that their story is a lie because it is the one that benefits them. They make it their truth

Those who actually know this truth focus on the "thing"

The thing is the truth

Once that is known there is no need to yell it out or to fight for it. There is that confident comfort of knowing that truth and no necessity to argue about truth

Being persecuted for the truth is commonplace to this civilization. The price for truth is often death of the physical being, so many are encouraged to be silent in the face of a bold faced lies because we fear death

The spiritual energy carries longer and further than the physical form. Disconnected from the spiritual we are sheep to this chaos

The truth does free your mind and spirit because none happens without that deep core love

This isn't news to anyone but I had to relay these words as I think there is a frequency that this spiritual truth operates on and my energy is to write. Mostly for myself as I sort out the chaos created to distract me

It distracts all of us

Find that one truth in all things

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Celebrating Reggae Toronto

10/22/2017

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Supporting reggae music @ Sankofa, the home of African Star
1653 Eglinton Avenue west, west of Oakwood

Nana McLean, Jay Douglas, Eyesus, Donisha Pendergast (the granddaughter of Robert Nesta) and Otis Gayle

​28th October, 2017

Rock to Nana McLean as you make your preparations to attend this event
Jay Douglas's rendition of a tribute to Toronto's Reggae Lane
This venue Sankofa is run by African Star featured here
Elevating the levels of reggae promotions with partners Toronto Reggae & Rootz Reggae Radio
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MessenJah Interview ~ Conscious Thought

9/29/2017

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Knock this one off the bucket list - Interview Canadian reggae legends Messenjah

0:59 - Bob Marley “War”

4:14 -Meet Carl Harvey, guitarist for Toots & The Maytals

8:29 - Why Toots translates even today

12:13 - Carl on tour with Toots 40 years

13:13 - Buju Banton “Yardie”

16:31 - Messenjah’s longevity - Crack of Dawn - Jackie Mitto mentoring the brothers

22:13 - First Black band signed to a record label inna Canada – Crack of Dawn - Columbia Records

23:43 - Dedication, dedication, dedication yet one must first have talent first and foremost

33:42 - Discipline of the travelling musician on tour ~ being professional about your task and your job

34:57 - Messenjah

36:26 -Why the reggae story is lost in Canada is because we depended on a colonial, racist, white culture to document black music (my words).

37:56 - Not even Messenjah with all of their accomplishments can get grants out of white Canada (my words again)

40:26 - Toots & The Maytals “Pressure Drop”

45:11 - Our youthful perception of RasTafari as youths growing up in Jamaica ~ DREAD!

45:56 - our thoughts on Reggae Lane, the complete disappointment many in the reggae community feel on various levels.  People who don’t agree with each other about the lane’s placement, still share the same disappointment that the lane isn’t used  to properly showcase and elevate a very respectable reggae community in Canada

My opinion is that some arts councils some place spends millions on the ballet yet Reggae Lane “has no budget” as I was directly told by a government official

Why no budget?

Ok then, step aside and allow those who how to promote reggae do their job and invest in Reggae Lane as a Toronto tourism destination, which it already is

Reggae Lane is a reflection on everyone and what we have today could easily be amplified and PAY the talent that currently resides here to maximize its fiscal potential

Why isn’t that happening?

1:00:24 - Discipline and dedication a common theme to achievement

1:06:24 - Combat is spiritual

1:07:39 - The synergy and spirituality of martial arts and music

1:09:24 - “We’ve Had it” ~ Rupert Harvey

1:14:23 - Acoustic Performance

1:18:23 - Acoustic live performance ~ Satta Massagana - a guitar performance to pass on to people

1:30:22 - Purchase Messenjah t-shirts

1:32:07 - RADA - “Show me how you treat your woman and I will show you the condition of your race” – Dr. Yoseph Ben Jochannan ‘ Dr. Ben

1:35:37 - Acoustic tribute “Old Friends” to the old days when we all did a grow.  Listen to the many names that Ojiji calls out - touching tribute

1:42:51 -Toots & The Maytals “54_46”

1:48:21 -Speaking about “Feel Reggae Seminars” with Carl Harvey where we learn from musicians like him who has played on stage with, Toots, Dennis< Gregory, Sly & Robbie and the list is endless

Stay tuned for information

1:52:50 - Acoustic “Jammin” Bob Marley
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