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Reggae music is known for the socially conscious message. Step into the studio with Hopeton Brown as we discuss the challenges faced by the youths. This week is EDUCATION WEEK in JAMAICA..   8:30 PM          RASANAI from Canada and Founder of READ ACROSS JAMAICA FOUNDATION   10:00 PM        JA'NICE WISDOM

Enjoy the music Jesse Jendah Gil Scott Heron,Curtis Mayfield. and other great artist , while you watching the play off. All on free internet radio  where we play just music just great music .

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Peace and Love Vibration Show w/ RULA BROWN. "The Peace and Love Vibration Show" (PALVS) and "The SULTRY SUNDAY SLOW Jamz" (SSSJamz). REGGAE and SOUL music to thrill your body & soul, excellent music from the great island of Jamaica which features Bob Marley beenieman rulabrown dennis…

Father's day tribute to the Great Burning Spare In 1980, Rodney left Island Records and set up the Burning Music Production Company, which he signed to EMI,debuting on the label with Hail H.I.M., recorded at Marley's Tuff Gong studio and co-produced by Aston Barrett. A Sylvan Morris dub version followed in the form of Living Dub Volume Two.In 1982, Rodney signed with Heartbeat Records with a series of well-received albums following, including the 1985 Grammy-nominated Resistance.He returned to Island in the early 1990s, releasing two albums before rejoining Heartbeat. This arrangement in which Burning Music Productions. Burning Spear was awarded the Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer on 15 October 2007.The Track "We Are Going" was featured in cycling documentary "Roam" by The Collective.His 2008 studio album, Jah is Real won the Grammy Award in 2009 for best reggae album. It was the third completely self-produced and independent CD released on the Burning Music label. The two previous CDs were the Grammy nominated Freeman from 2003 and Our Music which was released in 2005 to critical acclaim. caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com 661-467-2407 www.crsradio.com

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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY ALL YOU DADDY'S Coming to you live from Costa Rica and brought to you by the La Reserva Forest Foundation (LRFF). We invite you to participate in this most interesting and interactive show by calling in or participating in the "green" chat room. LRFF is working to solve climate change and lost resources by restoring the tropical forests in the "lungs of the world".  Climate change is our continuing topic. It's being caused by human activity not volcanoes, solar activity or a universal conspiracy. This is a platform for everyone to tell us your views on cc, ask questions about this most important issue. The majority of people are very uninformed about cc because it has become unmentionable in the mainstream media.  Talking about it is the first step to solving it.  As always great roots and culture music plus interesting Caribbean news and events.  Give us a call, get involved! (661) 467=2407

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Reggae Artist  important you shoud know bout music industry Social Networking is Not Going to Save Your Musical Life Social networking CAN be handy tool in connecting with your fans and keeping them on board and interested. It can also be a huge distraction if you don't give it the right place on your list of priorities. Now, I know you can think of a lot of musicians who have gotten something going on a social networking site. Go ahead, see how many you can list....ok, now what percentage of the total number of musicians who are on the net does your list represents? Exactly. Don't neglect the other parts of your music career in favor of being active on social networking sites. Ever. Also, don't ever pay anyone to "teach" you how to use social networking sites effectively. There is no magic formula. None. The best way to be successful on these sites is to be yourself and figure out what feels right to you. You don't need to pay someone to tell you how that's done, no matter how much some people may tell you that you do. It's not rocket science. Just jump in. You'll get it. If you need some advice about what works and what doesn't, there are more free resources dedicated to offering advice on this kind of stuff than you could hope to read in a lifetime. See, I even have a few myself: http://musicians.about.com/od/musicindustrybasics/a/musicneedtoknow_2.htm call with question  8-11pm 661-467-2407

Rula Brown in Love with YOU!Live Now the great reggae music  on a saturday morning

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (Xhosa pronunciation: [xo'li??a?a man'de?la]; born 18 July 1918) is a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and politician who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. He was the first black South African to hold the office, and the first elected in a fully representative, multiracial election. His government focused on dismantling the legacy of apartheid through tackling institutionalised racism, poverty and inequality, and fostering racial reconciliation. Politically an African nationalist and democratic socialist, he served as the President of the African National Congress (ANC) from 1991 to 1997. Internationally, Mandela was the Secretary General of the Non-Aligned Movement from 1998 to 1999.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_Mandela

Can music soothe the savage beast? Can our music make us aggitated or soothe our soul? What's coming through your earbuds? Are we changing our internal electrical impluses through Wi-Fi signals? The last installment of "Mind your wants 'cause someone wants your mind, deals with music.    

 Ledgendary Negro league baseball player  Larry LeGrande : At the age of fourteen, Larry was anchored behind the plate for the local Webster All-Stars. In the spring of 1957, the Memphis Red Sox and the Birmingham Black Barons played a game in Salem, Virginia. His decision to go had really been made a long time before this - one more summer in the hog pens would be unbearable. In 1958 LeGrande joined the line-up of the Detroit Stars owner and fellow NLB Living Legend (remembered) Ted Rasberry. He was mostly a catcher, however, sometimes he played a little right field. The Kansas City Monarchs organization, also owned by Mr. Rasberry, brought Larry into town in 1959 where he caught for the legendary Satchel Paige. Later that season, LeGrande was called upon to play for the Yankees in the Florida State (minor) League. He was released later that same season and returned to the Kansas City Monarchs. As the 1961 season came around, Larry decided to barnstorm the countryside with his good friend Satchel Paige and his Satchel Paige All-Stars. They knocked down the miles and the teams they challenged along the way, from Nebraska through Wyoming and back to Kansas City.Career: 1957-1959..Positions: c, ofTeams: Memphis Red Sox, Detroit Stars, Kansas City Monarchs  Born: May 25, 1939, Roanoke, Virginia Baseball Career Highlights:I hit .300 three consecutive years (1957-1959), led the Negro Leagues in outfield assists (1958-1959) I travel to baseball shows with 'Yesterday's Stars', and play in charity golf tournaments. I played three years in the "Hank Aaron Charity Tournament. As a Negro Leagues player, I was chosen by Satchel Paige to play on his All-Star team. More recently, I was honored by the Salem Historical Society."Source: NLBM Legacy 2000 Players' Reunion Alumni Book, Kansas City Missouri: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Inc., 2000. contact:caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com call - 661-467-2407

Reggae music is known for the socially conscious message. Step into the studio with Hopeton Brown as we discuss the challenges faced by the youths. This week is EDUCATION WEEK in JAMAICA..   8:30 PM          RASANAI from Canada and Founder of READ ACROSS JAMAICA FOUNDATION   10:00 PM        JA'NICE WISDOM