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JahWorks.org :An online publication about Caribbean based music and culture. The organization is a web-based project which portrays Caribbean and African-based music and culture with enthusiasm and integrity, while upholding the values of truth, equality, justice, honesty, and tolerance.

Central Entertainment Tour Booking & Coordination, Artist Development & Management, Special Event Planners and Consultants - CES focuses on Contemporary Jazz, Funk, Blues and World Music Artists.

Jazzy Blue - the One Man Band is an R&B and Blues Singer.. St Croix

Inner Visions Reggae Band .. St. John.

Jazz In The Moonlight: Jazz and Blues concert schedules: US Virgin Islands

Reggae Festival Guide Online: Online version of the popular, Reggae Festival Guide magazine where you can find reggae festivals and tours around the world!

CARIBBEAN MUSIC FESTIVALS

Caribbean Roundup by Ray Allen
The choice of Trinidad as the site for the Spring 2001 meeting of the Society for American Music and the Center for Black Music Research promises to bring attention to one of the New World’s richest musical regions. The Caribbean’s position as a wellspring of musical innovation has been long recognized by ethnomusicolo-gists and students of world music, but American music scholars have been slower to realize the region’s impact on the music of the United States. [read more]

Old Fire Sticks - an article by Roger Steffens
One of my favorite trips to Jamaica was the time the noted blues and reggae authority Leroy Jodie Pierson and I spent several weeks in Jamaica with Bunny Wailer. Earlier that year, Bunny had asked me to co-write his autobiography. I asked Bunny if Leroy could join me on the project, as he is both a writer and a musician with extensive knowledge of the Wailers...[read more]

Reggae's Children Rise Up - an article by Shelah Moody
Reggae music is a family affair. Now, more so than ever, the sons and daughters of classic reggae singers, musicians and producers are following in their parent's footsteps into the spotlight. Some record with their parents and appear with them on stage, while others pursue their own individual projects. [read more]