Maxine Isis Stowe Accepts Court Ruling On Bunny Wailer’s Estate
Maxine Isis Stowe says she is ready to speak on Bunny Wailer’s estate following a Supreme Court ruling on June 28, 2024, which gave The Bunny Wailer Estate to his 13 children
Marcia Griffiths Sets Record Straight About Her Career and Origin Of Billboard Hit “Electric Boogie”
Marcia Griffiths, a legendary figure in reggae music, reflects on her incredible 60-year journey in the music industry. In an exclusive interview with WMV, she shares her thoughts on longevity, dedication, and
Bunny Wailer’s Estate Secures Amazon Deal, Marley Collab Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Bunny Wailer Estate has triumphantly emerged from a three-year litigation battle, securing a Supreme Court ruling in Jamaica that allows them to proceed with the administration of the late Hon. Neville
From ‘Blackheart Man’ to ‘Legend’: 20 Million Records Sold With Neville Garrick’s Album Covers
If there was a Grammy handed out for “Best Reggae Album Covers”, then Neville Garrick would have the most awards in that category. In addition to Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny
50 Years Of Bob Marley and The Wailer’s “Get Up Stand Up” And The “Burnin'” Album
The Wailer’s sixth studio album “Burnin'” which was their second on Island Records turns 50 this week (October 19). The album spawns the single “Get Up Stand Up” which Bob Marley penned during
All The Grammy Winning ‘Best Reggae Albums” Ranked By Sales In The U.S.
The Recording Academy awards the Best Reggae Album (formerly the Best Reggae Recording) every year since 1985. The Grammy nominations or the awards are not based on sales and streams according to Harvey Mason
HOT 50: “Catch A Fire” By Bob Marley & The Wailers Was Released 50 years Ago
Today April 13, 2023 marks 50 years since the release of “Catch A Fire,” the first Island Records album by the Wailers Trio, Bob Marley & The Wailers. Since 1991, the album
50 Years Of Bob Marley & The Wailers “Catch A Fire,” Album Re-enters Billboard
On the heels of its 50th anniversary, Catch A Fire, the first release by Bob Marley & The Wailer‘s for Island Records re-enters at No. 6 on this weeks U.S. Billboard Reggae Chart. The
Maxine Isis Stowe Is Ready To ‘Rebrand Dancehall’, Says The Music Industry Needs Change
Attorney and former Colombia Records music executive, Maxine Isis Stowe has been at the forefront of reggae and dancehall music for over 40 years. Her late husband is Lincoln ‘Sugar’ Minott, and
Chris Blackwell, The Last Of The Reggae Impresarios
Blackwell outlives many of his successful artists, his enemies as well as his friends. He began writing his memoir “The Islander: My Life In Music And Beyond” on the cusp of the
Social Media Showdown, Chris Blackwell’s Memoirs Already Stirring The Pot Ahead Of The Release
One of Island Records founder, Chris Blackwell’s major critics, attorney Maxine Stowe, has come out guns blazing a week before his memoirs are set to hit the shelves. As we previously reported
Remembering Bunny Wailer On The First Anniversary Of His Death
There are many ways to remember the reggae legend Bunny Wailer who passed away one year ago on March 2 at the age of 73. World Music View remembers the consummate stage