Tag Archives: Reggae

Hard-working Jamaicans: Market Day

Posted on October 1, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

Market Day  Saturday is one of my favorite days inna Jam Rock…Market Day! All one sees is culture and tradition in every town when it comes to Market Day. A busy shopping day usually set aside for stocking up on a … Continue reading →

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Island Nurse

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

all good tings come in lickle doses,  so let’s mek this one last draw slowly and relax but, if yu like big doses no problem mon you have an island nurse just in case yu choke.

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Positive Vibrations

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

Positive Vibrations By Bob Marley   Live if you wanna Live Rastaman Irations Positive That’s why we got to give I and I vibrations Positive Got to have a good vibe Iyaman Irations Irie ites Wo-wo-ohhh Positive vibrations Positive   If you get … Continue reading →

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Abigail Green the Artist

Posted on August 13, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

 She may be shy, soft-spoken, and have a pretty smile, but her art work is bold, fierce, and deadly accurate. Her name is Abigail Green and this natural-born artist gave me access to her life and portfolio, simply because I was blown … Continue reading →

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Day, Me say day O

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

“Come mister tally man tally me bananas”. Day-O a Jamaican mento folk song, is best used as an example of calypso music. A call and response song by workers loading bananas on ships during the night. ‘Daylight come’ which is the … Continue reading →

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Emancipendence 2011

Posted on August 7, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

Jamaicans love sand, water, and party…music. To truly experience our independence celebration on August 6, you would have to be there, to feel the vibes and bond with the people of Jamaica. Pictures can show you, but the physical experience will last … Continue reading →

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Port Maria Coastline

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

 Blessed day everyone, let’s take a ride through Port Maria.     Port Maria Coastline St. Mary, Jamaica

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Mr. Bud

Posted on July 13, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

  Mr. Bud hanging out on the sidewalk…just chillin’.  

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More from the Legend

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

Thirty Years Later… On this day May 11, 2011 we take a moment to honor Bob Marley, thirty years after he left us in body, but not in spirit. This is sad for me, because I would have loved to … Continue reading →

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Nesta Robert Marley

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Sheryl Teach Stark

Bob Marley A Universal Consciousness Bob Marley put Jamaica on the world map with music…reggae music. His songs sang about freedom, love, peace, and suffering…things normal people can relate to. Born February 6th 1945 he became a singer/songwriter and wrote songs … Continue reading →

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