The people of west Kingston had much to cheer about as Liv Up Records' West Kingston Jamboree brought joy to the masses at Tivoli Gardens last Sunday.
From little-known acts such as Hylite, Brain and Lamie Rich, to Big-known acts such as Cutty Corn, Richie Law, Ras Fraser, Ratigan and Tony Frass who did a good job on stage, to heavyweights such as I Wayne, Chronixx and Rastafarian friends
Kabaka Pyramid and Jesse Royal, it was very enjoyable show.
There was much excitement as Kabaka Pyramid lifted a bottle of Spurlina in the air and Chronixx moved into action a must watch
Veteran Jose Wales, was definitely a crowd. pleaser, doing lyrics from yesteryear. The connected well with the young and mature in the audience. Mr Easy has not lost any of his musical energy and pelted hits after hits such as Drive Me Crazy, Tek Weh Meself and Murder, among others.
Major Mackerel, Horace Andy, Squidly and Daddy Lizard were other veterans who graced the stage.
Desparado had a lively set. His two dancers brought a vibes to proceedings. Skully Hop was a crowd favorite he was ready to clash Gully Bop who was not present.
Ratigan and Tony Frass burned a musical fire and Cherine Anderson was her usual fiery self, especially on songs such as Haffie Come Back and Rebel.
Music is the backbone of the people of west Kingston.
Member of Parliament
Desmond McKenzie and the Leader of the Opposition Andrew Holness, as well as Olivia 'Babsy Grange, were also their to celebrate with them.
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