KEN-U Born
Kenichi Komiya, Tokyo-born Japanese reggae singer known as KEN-U, member of the group RACY BULLET.
Kenichi Komiya, Tokyo-born Japanese reggae singer known as KEN-U, member of the group RACY BULLET.
Second consecutive night opening for The Commodores at Madison Square Garden, part of the final US leg of the Uprising Tour before Marley's collapse in Central Park the following day.
Jamaican reggae/dancehall artist.
Kenneth Lloyd Khouri, pioneering Jamaican record producer and founder of Federal Records (Jamaica's first recording studio, later sold to Bob Marley's Tuff Gong), died in Kingston of heart failure at age 86.
Reggae Sumfest, founded in 1993 in Montego Bay, is now the largest music festival in the Caribbean.
Hawaii Reggae Network is Hawaii's 24/7 reggae radio station, streaming live from Maui.
