Do you remember your greatest Reggae Moment in Negril ??? , Have a Pic ?

[truly jamaican]

We have a night of drumming with some of the best Rasta Drumming on the 4th the Rasta Nyabinghi come enjoy the true Jamaican culture in the spirit of one love

[truly jamaican]

Roots, rock reggae!! strictly Reggae music...

[kwhizz]

Met Toots at Catcha.....................

[truly jamaican]

54 ,46 ,thats my number......Come be a part of Reggae History Feb 3rd to 6th Bob Marley Birthday Bash "Mek a Jamaica"

[thepegboy]

I'm pretty sure I DON'T remember my best reggae moment
Then again, it is probably stil to come!

[truly jamaican]

The 21st staging Bob Marley Birthday come for the moment enjoy the experience and one less thing from your bucket list.
Dont die wondering vision What would we tell Bob if we ever meet on the otherside. Reggae the music of freedom

[Rambo]

kinna like asking what was your best memories from the 60's ???..........................60's?

[BreanaAshlee]

This was March of last year.. When me and iriesistah went to this big spring break concert in negril (i believe itwas long bay beach park) with tons of great artists. I was supposed to leave the morning of the concert but i ended up extending my trip for one more day so i could attend and i did not regret it. It was an amazing, memorable night. After hanging out in the crowd for a while somehow Iriesistah and I managed to sneak into the "VIP" type area(for some reason they put the restrooms behind the gate that separated the areas) and we managed to stay back there without getting caught. My flight was at 8AM the morning after the concert, but they saved the best acts for last Sizzla and Beenie Man.. so we stayed until 5AM which was right after beenie man performed.. i got a picture with him and Irie got a picture with sizzla. One of the greatest nights ever.. Left the concert at 5... rushed to my hotel to shower and throw my remaining items into the suitcase and left for the airport.. slept the entire flight home.

[truly jamaican]

And that experience Priceless, Reggae... There is nothing like it and It cannot be subsituted "Mek a Jamaica" the real Mckoy

[biggbxguy]

I have so so many...I dont think I could pinpoint it to just one. But a few rank up there. hanging out with Dennis Brown at Kaisers Cafe EVERY wensday night through the early 90's was cool. I used to get there early before the traffic blocked the west end and go down to the swimming platform for a drink and a smoke Dennis used to come down and sit with me and watch the sunset. Our conversations were memories I will never forget as long as I live. We talked about lots of things life,religion,Ja and our love for reggae and he told me stories of rehearsing with BOB and Jimmy cliff. We truly became "friends for life". I do miss him bad bad RIP dennis I will never forget you. Also in the 90's there was a big big spring break show at samsara. I saw Jimmy Clff,Toots,Chaka Demus & Pliers,Spanner Banner. Show was so packed that college kids were hanging around outside for 100's of yards. Then there was the DE BUSS shows....Coco Tea, Freddie Mc greggor,Half Pint,Barrington Levy were all regulars. Central Park Judy Mowatt,Garnnet Slik...M
I could keep going on forever...so pinpointing it down to 1 great moment is hard for me. MAN I MISS those old venues those were the days..they are gone and just memories now but memories I will cherish in my brain for the rest of my life... I am going to dig out some pics and scan them soon come....

I MISS YOU DENNIS..RIP BREDREN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!