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Jamaica Gleaner Entertainment
published: Sunday | September 18, 2005

Reggae ' altars ' for God
They have experienced the fame and riches that the secular world of reggae and dancehall entertainment have to offer, but now in their prime, some reggae artistes have done gospel albums.

Eek-A-Mouse big in reggae
In 1980 Eek-A-Mouse stamped his name on the world of reggae music with his most popular song to date, Wha Do Dem. Although the content of the song was considered controversial at the time, it was from this single that the 6' 6" giant...


















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