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Open tasks Please, write here any complaints and tasks you have with reggae-related articles. Create articles about reggae record labels. http://www.niceup.com/labels.html http://www.ireggae.com/record.htm Citations and reworking of Peter Tosh Many session/backing bands have name variants, eg: Sound Dimension = The Sound Dimensions, and The Now Generation = Now Generation Band. Often there is no definitive name. Find sources and expand on Wayne Jarrett Review and possible edit of Draft:Vanupié Collaborations You can add an idea about future collaborations here... Notes Just to let all know, "The Original Wailers" and "The Wailers" are two totally different bands therefore, they do not need to be merged. The Wailers are under the Leadership of Aston Family Man Barrett and The Original Wailers (formed in September of 2008)are under the Leadership of Junior Marvin, Al Anderson, and Wya Hughes. Article adoption List an article you want to work on thoroughly. Editors are encouraged to help other editors on these articles especially. Add yours! Articles to clean up A list of articles needing cleanup associated with this project is available. See also the tool's wiki page and the index of WikiProjects. Wayne Jarrett Draft:Vanupié Articles to start Afrikan Simba - [1], [2], [3] Pad Anthony The Articles - 3rd-wave or ska-jazz band (don't sure) from Detroit, made first album "Flip F'Real", makes covers.[4], [5], [6], [7] Atra Records Badawai Joseph "Jo Jo" Bennett Blak Ryno - [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Boom Shaka (reggae band) Lloyd Campbell (record producer) - [16][17][18][19][20] Captain Barkey - [21] Caribace - russian ska/reggae/dub band, see ru:Карибасы The Checkered Cabs - Female-fronted ska band from Washington DC, active during the 1990s Chicken Chest Chukki Star Colourman Comando Tiburon Daweh Congo - [22][23][24][25] Sandra Cross - [26] Glen DaCosta - [27] Daddy Rings Michael Dan Carl Dawkins - [28] Tad Dawkins[29][30][31][32] The Deltones - 80s/90s US ska/R&B group Determine (musician) - Rohan Bennett, b. 1972, albums on Jammy's and Digital B Keith Douglas (singer) Earth Messengers, 1980s/90s band that released an album on Island Eastern Standard Time - Maryland ska band, active since 1995, 5 albums 809 Band - [33] Fabulous Flames Famous Twenty - [34][35][36] 15-16-17 Firehouse Crew Chevelle Franklin Philip Frazier Free I - JBC radio broadcaster/singer, shot in same incident that killed Peter Tosh Future Fambo [37][38][39][40][41][42] Mikey General Gibby (musician) - Leebert Morrison, released Electric Avenue album in 1977 Lee Gopthal The Grace Thrillers - [43], [44], [45], [46], [47] Tony Greene (musician) - 2 albums in the late 1990s Dennis Harris (record producer) - the man who "introduced the term lovers rock to reggae" Trevor Hartley (musician) Heartland Reggae Milton Henry High Note Records (reggae label) Hirie - Hawaiian reggae singer, top 10 reggae album in US [48] Home T Honorebel[49][50] Iley Dread - [51][52][53][54][55][56] The Insteps - ska band The Instigators - UK reggae band featuring Mafia & Fluxy and Toyin Adekale The Investigators (band) - UK reggae band The Israelites (band) - Christian ska band from LA Barry Issacs/Barry Isaacs Carlton Jackson - recorded with Lee Perry in the 1970s Clifton "Jackie" Jackson CD [57] Jah Bouks - [58][59][60][61][62] Jah Free Jah Stone Jah Warriors - 1980s UK reggae band Jahmali The Jays - [63] Courtney John - [64][65][66] Tex Johnson (musician) Nerious Joseph Bobby Kalphat Keith & Enid Keithus I - [67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75] Kente (band) - Ghanaian reggae group Peter King (deejay) - British deejay who originated the "fast style mic chat" Kotch (band) - albums on Sonic Sounds and Island/Mango in the 80s Kryztal/Pancho Kryztal Lady Anne (musician) - 3 albums in the 80's Jennifer Lara Ken Lazarus Janet Lee Davis Philip Leo Jimmy Lindsay (musician) Little Lenny - [76] Lizzy (deejay) Lykus - ? Madd Hatters - An unsigned ska band from the Cape Fear region of NC, currently have 2 albums produced Major Mackerel = [77] Anthony Malvo [78] Donna Marie (singer) Carla Marshall Horace Martin Ian McCann - reggae historic and reviewer Nana McLean Carl Meeks Mikey General Militant Barry Echo Minott Askia Modibo - Malian bambara/reggae singer, aka Modibo Kone Naggo Morris Neville Morrison The Mystic Revealers Mystikal Revolution[79] Raymond Naptali Nosliw - see de:Nosliw Evi-Edna Ogholi - "The Queen of Nigerian Reggae" Frankie Oliver - releases on Island Records in the 90s Paddyrasta Papashanty Saundsystem - dancehall Carlton Patterson - 1970s producer Penthouse Records Philasonic Phillip Papa Levi (born Phillip Williams) - the first UK deejay to have a number one single in Jamaica The Pocket (band) - ? Keith Poppin - [80][81] Power Steppers Princess Sharifa - albums on Ariwa and Twinkle in the 1990s Queen Yemisi (born Deborahe Owen) - US reggae singer Qwiksand Jack Radics - [82][83][84][85] Sowell Radics/Noel Bailey - Roots radics member who also released solo material Raging Fyah - [86][87][88][89][90][91] Ranking Ann Ray I Reggae George Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra Reggae Regular Donna Rhoden Pat Rhoden Rob Griffith - US based Reggae producer and bassist. robgriffith.com, nyahmusic.com Rootz Undergound - [92] Rudiments (band) - connected with Suicide Machines somehow Sagittarius Band Steve Santana Showcase album - this must be referred to in dozens of articles Sista Rebeka Sister Allison Stage Bottles The Skallywags - London-based band Skankan - Polish ska band http://www.skankan.art.pl The Skatastrophes Barrington Spence Tena Stelin Tafari - [93] Tassilli Players Tyrone Taylor Clive Tennors Shelly Thunder Time Unlimited (band) - 1970s group feat. Junior Delgado [94] Top Cat (musician) - UK deejay Uprising Roots[95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102] Vanupié - French reggae artist Chris Wayne Merlene Webber Paketo Wilson - [103] Yard tapes Yebo - was in "Ska ska skandal" compilation Yvad Takana Zion Stubs to expand The Jamaicans The Maytones Floyd Lloyd The Uptones - This was a stub and I expanded it. Could someone re-assess it please? I don't really understand the assessment process. I have it listed for assessment in WikiProject Music as well. Thanks. --Utilizer (talk) 21:32, 7 December 2008 (UTC) Reassessed to start. ErikTheBikeMan (talk) 18:49, 14 December 2008 (UTC) Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra Reggae en Espanol - for further information about this and more artists, if anyone know spanish lang, please see and translate from there --> Reggae en español and there also have a list of spanish reggae artist. A Message to You, Rudy - I just started this one (Nov 12). Surprised no one else had.--Louiedog (talk) 19:54, 12 November 2009 (UTC) Loose Caboose - Reggae band from Northeastern US. First reggae band to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - performed for the induction of Bob Marley. Djjazzyb I have a few so I thought best to add a sub-section. K. (talk) 03:08, 12 September 2012 (UTC) Love The Life You Live Gold (Garnett Silk album) Many Moods of Moses My Way (Lady Saw album) Too Hype Ruff Rider Infallible (album) Sintoxicated Gangsta Blues Rebelution (Tanya Stephens album) These Streets (Tanya Stephens song) Tarantula Records Don Yute Wayne Jarrett Thank you to anyone that helps :-) K. (talk) 03:08, 12 September 2012 (UTC) Category:Reggae stubs