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GARNETT SILK Tribute "Everyone is gonna love this"

Reggae crooner Anthony Cruz pays tribute to his uncle the legendary Garnett Silk by recording a rendition of one of Silk's hits "Lion Heart".
                                              
                                          "Everyone is gonna love this"

     The popular line from the reggae anthem made popular by Garnett Silk is exactly what Cruz is counting on.

     A classic musical piece from a fresh new innovative perspective, Anthony Cruz's tribute to Garnett Silk is poised to earn "everyone's love".





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                                     (written by Fudgie Gyalsta Springer @fudgiespringer [IG])

COCO TEA , ETANA, LOUIE CULTURE .... too good for PITTSBURGH??

                                                  "Actions speak louder than words"

           An often overused cliche but usually a necessary cliche for "lack of a better one"

                    In recent years Pittsburgh has welcomed several reggae acts

  Junior Reid, Fambo, Bugle, Freddie Mcgregor, Chino, Elephant Man, Laden, G Whizz, Charly Black, Oriel, Wailers, Shaggy, The Marleys just to name a few

     Being that Pittsburgh has a relatively small reggae community most of these shows when compared to bigger markets such as New York , Miami etc had moderate turnouts but in most instances were some great shows.

             Kudos to all the above names mentioned. Thank You for performing for Pittsburgh People.

   Let me highlight three names in reggae:

                                 COCO TEA , ETANA , LOUIE CULTURE

                    The sunrise in Negril tour is supposed to feature these individuals.

We were contacted a week before Wednesday October 29th to organize a tour launch/autograph signing on the forementioned date. Reluctantly myself, Trainer (owner of Taboo) and other key reggae people in Pittsburgh took on the project in good faith thinking even though it was rushed it would be a nice experience for some of our patrons.

                 On the night we attracted 75 to 100 patrons (not bad for a wednesday night with 5 days promo)
                 The artists who were in a parked SUV outside the club decided there was not a sufficient number of people (PAYING CUSTOMERS) in the venue to warrant them entering and opted to go back to their hotel rooms.

                                            COCO TEA, ETANA, LOUIE CULTURE

              When you hear these names and remember there catalogue of music you think:

                   These are some of the positive wholesome people in reggae right????

       WELL SO DID THE PEOPLE OF PITTSBURGH UP UNTIL WEDNESDAY OCT 29 , 2014