Don Letts talks about how how reggae invaded the U.K.: "Black and white kids were united through their love of music and style; invariably, a lot of that music was the Trojan stuff"
"A plan — that is too much of a strong word," he says in first post-prison interview. "We're working on a fellowship"
Murder, She Wrote, the show, turns 35 this year
Reggae legend's upcoming Heavy Rain also features Brian Eno on "Here Come the Warm Dreads"
In their quest to bring their genre back to the mainstream, the Jamaican duo hooked up with Idris Elba, Major Lazer's Walshy Fire
Reggae artist discusses blending genres, Jamaican “sound clashes,” and the pressures of touring in our video series
With International Reggae Day turning 25, we look at great reggae covers of country tunes by Toots & the Maytals, Max Romeo, and more
Clip deftly examines long-tail effect of ignoring everyday turmoil
Daddy Yankee's massive "Con Calma" rescues Snow from obscurity -- assuming the legally challenged white Canadian reggae-rapper wants to be famous again.
Pop star also said that her fans may have convinced her to title the record 'R9'
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