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BRIAN OF BRIAN AND TONY GOLD FAME, EYES A RETURN TO THE STAGE, AFTER CONVERSION TO RASTAFARI!

May 26th, 2016 | Add a Comment

 Brian Gold— IN 2006 Brian Gold experienced a spiritual awakening which he credits with expanding his world view. He realiZed there was much more to life than the material things he enjoyed. Tomorrow, the 47-year-old singer continues to project the Rastafarian faith he embraced 10 years ago in One Perfect Love, a concert at Redbones Blues Cafe in Kingston. “Since wi entered the Nyahbinghi House it’s been a different phase. Wi jus’ want the people to hear what Brian Gold is about now,” he said. At the time of his interview with the Jamaica Observer, at Twelve Tribes of Israel headquarters in Kingston, Gold previewed some of his new songs, including It’s All Right, Ethiopia and Fly Anu. It’s All Right is co-produced by Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith and Damian Goehagen. Smith shares production credits with … Read entire article »

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TONY GOLD IS BACK WITH “ROCK ME BABY!”

October 9th, 2015 | Add a Comment

  In 1986 Patrick Anthony Morrison, an aspiring singer who had grown up in Porus in the parish of Manchester, Jamaica, took the second prize in the Tastee Talent contest. Brian Thompson took the first. Admiring each other’s skills, the two young men decided to form a vocal team, and the world got Brian and Tony Gold, one of Jamaica’s most prolific duos giving us hits such as ‘Bullseye’, ‘Poisin’ with Dennis Brown, ‘Irresistale’, ‘Compliments’ with Red Dragon and the timeless ‘Can You’. The duo were featured on Sly and Robbie’s Grammy winning album, Friends, Sly and Robbie. Patrick, more popularly know as Tony Gold, paused his career to lend his sweet charming vocals to Jamaica’s double diamond artist, Shaggy, for the pass twenty years, complimenting songs such as ‘Hey Sexy Lady … Read entire article »

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REMEMBERING RED DRAGON!

August 5th, 2015 | Add a Comment

 Red Dragon (Photo: Reggaeville)— THE community of Whitehall Avenue along the Red Hills Road in St Andrew was arguably the hottest spot in 1980’s dancehall. Deejay Red Dragon was one of the artists responsible for that. Red Dragon (given name Leroy May) died at the University Hospital of the West Indies on July 31 at age 49. His older brother, deejay Michael ‘Flourgon’ May, told the Jamaica Observer that Red Dragon had been admitted to hospital the previous day. Flourgon did not give the cause of death, but said ‘Dragon’ had suffered from hyptertension and heart problems. “The last time I si him was three weeks ago, an’ him neva feel good. Wi know him did sick but neva expect him would die,” said Flourgon from New York. Red Dragon was among several talented artists who … Read entire article »

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