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Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Bounty Killer (left), Amerivan rapper, 'Naz' (centre) and Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley bid farewell to the crowd at Reggae Sumfest International NIght One on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson DJ Bounty Killer (left) and Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley team up on stage to entertain the audience, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght One on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Amerivan rapper 'Naz', kept the crowd engaged during a performance at Reggae Sumfest International NIght One on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Tito Jackson (left), brother of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, presents a special award to Tourism Minister, Ed Bartlett, which the Jackson family has given to the people of Jamaica. The presentation took place at Reggae Sumfest International NIght Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. Summerfest Productions and the Jamaican government, as well as artist Jeffrey Samuels, also made presentations to Tito.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Entertainment and Culture Minister, Babsy Grange (right) presents a condolence book on behalf of the people of Jamaica, to Tito Jackson (left), brother of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. The presentation took place at Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. Summerfest Productions and the Jamaican government, as well as artist Jeffrey Samuels, also made presentations to Tito.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Tito Jackson, brother of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, skillfully plays his guitar and sings for the audience at Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Internationally acclaimed rhythm and blues singer, Toni Braxton, got the support she needed from the audience at Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Reggae singer, Etana (left) joins Internationally acclaimed rhythm and blues singer, Toni Braxton on stage for a song, but due to malfunctioning mikecrophones, Etana was forced to leave stage without fulfilling Braxton's request. Occasion was Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson International super star Toni Braxton, shares a moment on stage with king of the dancehall, Beenie Man, at Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Tarrus Riley, keeps time on his watch to see how long saxophonist Dean Frazer can blow his instrument, during a performance at Reggae Sumfest International Night Two on Saturday (July 25, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. Riley's act outclassed several others for that night.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson International reggae singer Jah Cure cozies up with 'Kyeisha' on stage at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Reggae singer Jah Cure, giving a sterling performance at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Queen Ifrica was simply awesome at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Something Extra/Social Photo by Noel Thompson Friends Sandra Coke (left), singer based in Montego Bay; Yolande Rattray-Wright, (centre), managing director of The Wright Agency and Coleen Douglas (right), communications director with the Jamaica National Heritage Trust, pause for a photo opportunity, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Something Extra Photo by Noel Thompson A patron enjoying the good music at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Radio personality Miss Kitty, gets close-up with 'Gramps', of Morgan Heritage during a performance at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Peter Morgan, lead singer of Morgan Heritage, doing as good a job as he always does, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Something Extra/Social Photo by Noel Thompson Yolande Rattray-Wright, managing director of The Wright Agency in Kingston gives some advice to Kwan Brooks, Jamaican Michael Jackson, of Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, after his brief performance on stage, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Something Extra/Social Photo by Noel Thompson Boxing champion Lenox Lewis, is flanked by Mareka Saint-Albin, Raquel Dadlani and Isiaa Madden-Brownie, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson American R&B singer Ne-yo in performance at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Ne-yo captures the audience at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson US based singer Keri Hilson (centre) with back-up dancers in performanceat Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Kwan Brooks, 21, nick-named Jamaican Michael Jackson, of Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, impersonating the late King of Pop, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson American R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan in all her elements, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson These sisters and cousins were among the patrons at Reggae Sumfest International Night last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. From left are Mia Virture, Blanca Peterkin, Paige Peterkin, Zara Harding and Tori Harding, of Jamaica and New York, respectively.
Publication: Daily Star Photo by Noel Thompson Cocoa T has his audience at his command, at Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay.
Publication: Something Extra/Social Photo by Noel Thompson These women find time to catch up on some topical issue while attending Reggae Sumfest International NIght last Friday (July 24, 2009) in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. From left are Coleen Douglas, communications director with the Jamaica National Heritage Trust; Audrie Williams-Odiase and Claudette Powell (right), entertainment editor at FAME FM.


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