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Bounty Killer performed at The Jungle Nightclub in Negril Jamaica for Soul Rebellion 2009. Bounty played a laid back set of his many dancehall hits and kept things cool for the up close and personal show. Bounty has been around for a long time and he seemed very comfortable on stage performing for a mixed crowd of local Jamaicans and American Spring Breakers who danced to the familiar beats even if they could not understand everything being said.

I had the unique opportunity to stand on stage with Beenie Man during his entire show in rural Whitehouse Jamaica and it easily one of the most energetic reggae dancehall concerts I have been to in Jamaica. "The Doctor" as he is known to his fans is a Jamaican dancehall icon and when Beenie Man puts on a show he puts on a show. The over capacity crowd was gathered on a cricket field and there were at least 1500 to 2000 people in attendance in rural Jamaica where they don't get many major headline acts to put on a show.

The people of Whitehouse Jamaica came out in force and the place was jamming all night long. Beenie belted out his top dancehall hits of the past 15 years and the crowd sucked up every second of it they could. The show was non stop and Jamaicans partied it up for hours with the King of Dancehall as he strutted from one side of that small stage to the other.

Things were so informal that just about anyone ended up on stage after long and at one point there was an actual fight on stage that Beenie Man himself had to breakup. It was hot and the crowd was pumped up. I guess tempers flared but Beenie put things to rest fast and the party went on without a hitch.

It was a show to remember for me and the people of Whitehouse.

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Voice Mail should probably get the award for bet dressed group at Reggae Sumfest. These guys had oe serious style in their suits and make for some colorful photography. Their performance at Reggae Sumfest was a first for the group and it looks like we can expect big things from them to come.

Damian Marley may be the younger son of Bob Marley but he is one of the most popular of his children and a crowd favorite in his home country of Jamaica. Damian and his brothers honored their father and the historic show he did in 1976 with the Smile Jamaica Africa Unite reggae concert held in February 2008 in Oracabessa Jamaica at James Bond Beach.

Damian was on stage with brothers and family at different times throughout the show but his solo performance was what lit the stage up and had the venue rocking. His unique rapid fire style and hard hitting lyrics are familiar to every Jamaican and the entire crowd was singing along during his entire performance.

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