Zimbabwe: Ex-Black Spirits Members Join Reggae Artiste Chimusoro
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- Zimbabwe: Ex-Black Spirits Members Join Reggae Artiste Chimusoro
- All eyes on Jamaica versus Guyana
- More acts added to Blues ‘n’ Roots
Zimbabwe: Ex-Black Spirits Members Join Reggae Artiste Chimusoro
AllAfrica.com – Feb 23, 2008
"But I will also continue as a session musician although I will be available for Chimusoro if he needs my services" he said. With the coming on board of the two seasoned artistes Chimusoro says his stuff is likely to improve in both texture and appeal due to the experience the two boast of. Inspired by the late Bob Marley Chimusoro says he wishes to see reggae music breaking through in the gospel arena. Relevant LinksSouthern AfricaArts Culture and EntertainmentMusicZimbabweHis discography comprises such albums as Diziro Rangu (My Refuge) Crossing the Line and Zim Praise Volumes 1 2 and 3. Although he spends most of his time in the United States where he stages a number of shows the musician has also stole the hearts of many music lovers back home while he has also remarkably penetrated markets in other countries across the globe. He has toured Africa extensively and recently he travelled to Kenya where he reportedly put up a good performance and a "Live" DVD of the Kenya shows is expected soon.
All eyes on Jamaica versus Guyana
SUN Weekend – Feb 23, 2008
Jamaica will first take on Guyana in a semi-final two tomorrow knowing that the winning team will contest the US$1 million Championship match. The second place team will take home at least US$500000. So far in the tournament which started on 26 Jan.
More acts added to Blues ‘n’ Roots
NEWS.com.au – Feb 23, 2008
getElementById(”print-logo”)){ document. getElementById(”print-logo”)… Back with a new album Chambers will come to WA for what will be a rare show in 2008 as she dedicates her time and energies to motherhood. Joining Kasey Chambers on this very special announcement is none other than the WA debut of Canadian singer songwriter sensation Hayley Sales. nly 20-years-of-age this mature songstress has spent the last 12 months serenading music critics and fans across North America. And now she finally comes to Australia for what will prove her mighty debut. You may recognise the pedigree…two parts Midnight il one part Backsliders and a whole lotta gravel. Get revved up for the Blues ’n’ Roots debut of The Angry Tradesmen featuring the very mighty Rob Hirst Dom Turner and Martin Rotsey. It’s lightening it’s thunder…it’s the blues like you’ve never heard it before.
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