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Peace and Love Academic Scholarship.PALAS is a Non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization which means your donations/contribution are tax deductible. The organization provides high school, university/college needs-based financial aid / scholarships for young people in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean 

PALAS  established in December 2010 after the brutal killing of Vanessa Campbell.  Over the past 6 years PALAS has awarded 384 scholarships valued  JA$23.5 million (US$205,000.00).   Goal for 2017/18 = 110 Scholarships. University Graduates to date (44): 15 Medical Doctors, 7 Lawyers, 7 Fine Arts Students, 6 Nurses, 5 Engineers, 2 Actuarial Science, 2 Computer Science

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Awards ceremony , August 19, 2017 (12 Noon - 3:30 pm) at the Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica.  PALAS Album (“Help Educate the Youth” PALAS Riddim Vol.1): New reggae album with 18 tracks, and mastered with 29 artists from 6 countries,  donated for the 2017-18 Scholarship program. on CDBaby, iTunes, Amazon and more…

Love and Life

If time could stand still, I’d freeze it here,

So you’d always hold me, close and near.

In your arms, where I’m meant to be,

Filled with the perfect love you’ve given me.

A bond so strong, a hold so tight,

To know you’re the one; my ‘Mr. Right’.

A blessing sent from up above,

In you I’ve found my one true love.

Our lives entwined to be as one,

Upon this journey we’ve just begun.

Where you and I will find no less,

Than eternal love and happiness.

– By Poet: Kelley Saint –

Step in to the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown.

Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths.

Wednesdays - 9 - 12 Midnite EST Dial in (661) 467-2407. 

The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths.

Step in to the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown.

Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths.

Wednesdays - 9 - 12 Midnite EST Dial in (661) 467-2407. 

The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths.

On 1982's Big Ship, Freddie McGregor's love of African-American soul music comes through loud and clear -- even though many of the more Rastafarian-oriented lyrics are very much a product of the Jamaican experience. True to form, the singer provides a variety of political and apolitical songs. While gems like "Holy Mount Zion" and "Get United" underscore his political/spiritual beliefs as a Rastafarian, McGregor favors more of a lovers rock approach on "Let Me Be the One," "Stop Loving You," and "Sweet Lady." In reggae circles, the term lovers rock refers to reggae that chooses romantic themes over social or political topics -- essentially, it is the reggae equivalent of romantic R&B. And any soul lover who has spent a lot of time savoring the romantic sweet soul of the Delfonics or Brenton Wood should have no problem getting into the lovers rock on this album. For that matter, McGregor's more sociopolitical songs have just as much classic soul appeal. Reissued on CD in 2001, Big Ship is among the best and most consistent albums that McGregor provided in the 1980s.

On 1982's Big Ship, Freddie McGregor's love of African-American soul music comes through loud and clear -- even though many of the more Rastafarian-oriented lyrics are very much a product of the Jamaican experience. True to form, the singer provides a variety of political and apolitical songs. While gems like "Holy Mount Zion" and "Get United" underscore his political/spiritual beliefs as a Rastafarian, McGregor favors more of a lovers rock approach on "Let Me Be the One," "Stop Loving You," and "Sweet Lady." In reggae circles, the term lovers rock refers to reggae that chooses romantic themes over social or political topics -- essentially, it is the reggae equivalent of romantic R&B. And any soul lover who has spent a lot of time savoring the romantic sweet soul of the Delfonics or Brenton Wood should have no problem getting into the lovers rock on this album. For that matter, McGregor's more sociopolitical songs have just as much classic soul appeal. Reissued on CD in 2001, Big Ship is among the best and most consistent albums that McGregor provided in the 1980s.

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Marcia Griffiths.Griffiths  the most successful artiste among women . Phyllis Dillon Born , 1944 in Linstead. .Cynthia Schloss Wife of musicologist Winston 'Merritone' Blake.Hortense Ellis Born in Trench Town,,  early to mid-1940s.Millie Small Millie first Jamaican artiste got international recording deal.Adina Edwards  made a big impact with gospel 1972.Enid Cumberland One half of the duo of Keith and Enid .Girl Satchmo  Kentrist Fugan, she was originally a fish vendor.Judy Mowatt, she did some early recordings for producer Sonia Pottinger. Sheila Hylton Born in , England in 1956, her debut in 1979. Millicent Todd known as 'Patsy', Todd recorded the ska and rocksteady eras .Doreen Schaffer vocalist with The Skatalites during the 1960s. Rita Marley Alpharita Constantia Anderson. Wife of Reggae King Bob Marley.Pam Hall been recording since the mid-1970s . Lorna Bennett , will always be remembered for her 1972 hit Breakfast In Bed.Sophia George  her only hit Girlie Girlie in 1985.Carlene Davis Carlene Davis showcased quite an impressive,she sang secular music. Norma Frazer The First Cut Is The Deepest, done in 1967. Tanya Stephens on the Scene in the early 1990s .J.C. Lodge (June Carol Lodge)  alongside producer Joe Gibbs. Nadine Sutherland She appeared on the in the early 1980s. Olive Lewin, OD Born in 1927 is an anthropologist, teacher, author of several books.

Marcia Griffiths.Griffiths  the most successful artiste among women . Phyllis Dillon Born , 1944 in Linstead. .Cynthia Schloss Wife of musicologist Winston 'Merritone' Blake.Hortense Ellis Born in Trench Town,,  early to mid-1940s.Millie Small Millie first Jamaican artiste got international recording deal.Adina Edwards  made a big impact with gospel 1972.Enid Cumberland One half of the duo of Keith and Enid .Girl Satchmo  Kentrist Fugan, she was originally a fish vendor.Judy Mowatt, she did some early recordings for producer Sonia Pottinger. Sheila Hylton Born in , England in 1956, her debut in 1979. Millicent Todd known as 'Patsy', Todd recorded the ska and rocksteady eras .Doreen Schaffer vocalist with The Skatalites during the 1960s. Rita Marley Alpharita Constantia Anderson. Wife of Reggae King Bob Marley.Pam Hall been recording since the mid-1970s . Lorna Bennett , will always be remembered for her 1972 hit Breakfast In Bed.Sophia George  her only hit Girlie Girlie in 1985.Carlene Davis Carlene Davis showcased quite an impressive,she sang secular music. Norma Frazer The First Cut Is The Deepest, done in 1967. Tanya Stephens on the Scene in the early 1990s .J.C. Lodge (June Carol Lodge)  alongside producer Joe Gibbs. Nadine Sutherland She appeared on the in the early 1980s. Olive Lewin, OD Born in 1927 is an anthropologist, teacher, author of several books.