Post by I on Jun 16, 2006 8:45:13 GMT
at the Carling Academy in Stockwell Road, Brixton, SW9 live on stage Luciano - Culture – Abyssinians on Sunday, June 18, 2006 Tickets £27.50 plus booking fee 7pm –12pm
Luciano aka Messenjah, seeing him live it's like witnessing a reggae church at its most exhilarating, providing us with tracks like "Never Give Up My Pride, "How Can You," and "Carry Jah Load." Joseph Hill aka Culture performing classic songs such as "Two Sevens Clash" voted as the 25 of the 50 all time coolest record by Rolling Stone Magazine. Abyssinians, one of the most inspired vocal trio to come out of Jamaica famous for classics such as "Declaration of Rights" and Reggae music's National Anthem "Satta Massagan Supported by the legendary saxophonist Dean Frazier, Andrew Tosh (son of Peter Tosh) and the UK finest young roots band the Rasites. Music on the night supplied by the amazing Trojan Sound System extra information - Birmingham show! Saturday 17th June @the Sapphire 215 Bradford St, Digbeth Birmingham Doors open 9pm - midnight Tickets £25.00 + B/F Credit Card: 0870 241 6470 Hotline 07837 292 989 Sunday 18th June 06,
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Luciano aka Messenjah, seeing him live it's like witnessing a reggae church at its most exhilarating, providing us with tracks like "Never Give Up My Pride, "How Can You," and "Carry Jah Load." Joseph Hill aka Culture performing classic songs such as "Two Sevens Clash" voted as the 25 of the 50 all time coolest record by Rolling Stone Magazine. Abyssinians, one of the most inspired vocal trio to come out of Jamaica famous for classics such as "Declaration of Rights" and Reggae music's National Anthem "Satta Massagan Supported by the legendary saxophonist Dean Frazier, Andrew Tosh (son of Peter Tosh) and the UK finest young roots band the Rasites. Music on the night supplied by the amazing Trojan Sound System extra information - Birmingham show! Saturday 17th June @the Sapphire 215 Bradford St, Digbeth Birmingham Doors open 9pm - midnight Tickets £25.00 + B/F Credit Card: 0870 241 6470 Hotline 07837 292 989 Sunday 18th June 06,
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