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Sunday | July 1, 2001

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Entertainment

Local music being "napped"

Despite attempts from many quarters to control it, Internet users still have the chance to listen to, or download music free of cost from various Web sites, including reggae.

Kumina CD launched

He stormed onto the stage, drum in hand, and from the first sound of his chant, the poolside stage at the Hilton Kingston erupted with dancing drummers pounding and dancing girls echoing the electrifying passion of his songs.

'I am a rebel with a cause'

Singer and producer Patrick George Anthony Barrett, a.k.a. "Tony Rebel", is very outspoken.