RIP Bobby Digital

[Assasin]

One of the greatest dancehall producers. Coming from from the tribe of King tubbys via the great King Jammys.

Produced a lot of Shabba early stuff, Buju Banton early stuff, Cocoa Tea, Sanchez, Flourgan, Sizzla, just to name a few.

His stuff had distinct sound with tight bassline.

Walk good Digital from the Digital B label and King Jammys studio.

[Bricktop]

produced the entire da real ting album...legend...

[Rockman]

Defintely an Icon, RIP!

[Jangle]

A certified icon. Stressing the need for a music and sports Hall of Fame in Jamaica. The Verzuz battle Saturday night between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer had over 3 million across all online platforms watching. Jamaica needs to embrace and capitalize on our culture.

[Assasin]

A wonder why you bother? What happen to Miss Lou and Mikey Dread tape them from JBC??? We are living and talking history instead of archiving it and we don't realize.

[Jangle]

Lessons aplenty
JaRIA president wants more for entertainment industry

For Ewan Simpson, president of the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA), there is a plethora of lessons to be learned from Saturday night's much-talked-about online clash between dancehall favourites Beenie Man and Bounty Killer, which was staged as part of the ongoing series Verzuz.

He noted that while the event was huge, and a big means of exposure for Jamaican music and culture, it was not really a surprise, pointing to what he called a serious demand and market for Jamaica has to offer the world in terms of entertainment.

“Saturday night was just a snapshot, just a piece of what is really out there. This is just something that originated out of the United States. When you think of the rest of the world... Europe, Asia, and Africa, you get an idea of what that hunger is like. Each time there is an event such as this, when Jamaicans shine on an international stage in front of a mass audience, whether it is the Grammys or the BET Awards, we get excited, but it is time for us to harness that into real gains,” he told the Jamaica Observer.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/enter...4?profile=1606

[OJ]

so why not open the hall of fame of reggae museum

[Bricktop]

they should use the outameni property in trelawny that is sitting idle... portia used NHT funds to bail out loyal comrade lenny little-white...GOJ bought it from him when there were zero offers for any price...bus in tourists from falmouth cruise ship pier & give them a top notch 2 hour extravaganza...

[Assasin]

great idea Bricky.