Antigua St John's - In partnership with the Ministry of Tourism, Richie Rich Sports and Leisure and Indigo Event Services have announced Third World in concert on November 19 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
One of the longest-running reggae bands, formed in 1973 by guitarist, cellist and singer Stephen "Cat" Coore, Third World opened for the Jackson Five at the Jamaican National Stadium in 1974.
In 1975, they were playing in the UK, where Island Records' Chris Blackwell saw them perform. Blackwell immediately offered them a record deal and a slot on a European tour, opening for one of his artistes, Bob Marley and The Wailer,s and the rest, as they say, is history.
Their 23rd album, Patriots, released on January 25, has been featured on CNN, Billboard charts, Billboard Biz, NY1, the Jamaica Observer and The Gleaner, among others. Executive Produced by Third World Music Group and co-produced by Dean Pond of Rymshot Productions, the album features artists such as the late Gregory Isaacs, Marcia Griffiths, Tessanne Chin, Capleton, and Stephen and Damian Marley. Patriots also features, Toots Hibbert, Sly Dumbar, Robbie Shakespeare, Dean Frazier, Tarrus Riley, Inner Circle, Mykal Rose, Jessica Yapp (on violin) and Junior Reid.
Third World has long been a favourite in Antigua, and headlined during Antigua Sailing Week 2010 at Shirley Heights, where they had the crowd jamming into the night. Not only is having reggae ambassadors Third World an exciting addition to this year’s Fest, but Lashings World XI – Richie’s old team from the UK – will be flying in to play an exhibition match against the Antigua National Team and provide some coaching sessions for up and coming schools players.
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RE: Cricket Fest To Feature Third World
The writer of this article is not really serious about promoting Antigua/Barbuda and what it has to offer. Instead, a well known international reggae band from Jamaica.
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