*Ky-mani Marley & Andrew Tosh *

The legacy that a father leaves to his son is the principle behind the new 
tribute album "Legacy", that Andrew Tosh, son of  legendary Peter Tosh, 
just released.To celebrate & remember his father,a reggae pioneer and 
the Legacy he left him, Andrew Tosh choosed a title, "Lessons In My Life"
which his father already used forasong in his last album,No Nuclear War.
"Lessons In My Life" is the lead single from the album and it features also

the voice of Ky-mani Marley, son of legendary Bob Marley.
It is the very first time that the offspring of Peter Tosh and Bob Marley are collaborating together in a track, that combines some original elements 
of  the original track with Andrew's modern interpretation.

You can hear the congo drums, guitars and even violins as well as sample 
taken from the original song. The whole album is crafted nicely and i do
wonder if like their fathers these young artists will take on their shoulders 
the will to change Humanity for the better.Bunny Wailer is on the album
too.Andrew Tosh and Ky-mani Marley are touring together, currently  in
West Africa and they were together as well during these past months  of 
October and November 2010 touring South America.
Andrew Tosh also recently performed in the city of Brasilia,Brasil,

in front of 12,000 people.

*Reggae Moon Splash Key West Florida*

“REGGAE MOONSPLASH” is the name of a great festival coming up

with a great list of grammy winning artists performing: Ky-Mani Marley,

Pato Banton, The Spam Allstars and others will play at the upcoming

November 20th Festival for The Rotary Club of Key West.

“Reggae Moon-Splash”  will take place under a full moon at 

Truman Annex Waterfront – the same location the Rotary had 

The Wailers concert in May.  

The festival benefits The Rotary Club’s “College Scholarship Fund” a 

charitable fund that specifically creates scholarships and funding
for local Key West High School students who might not otherwise 
have the  opportunity to go to college.

Ky-mani Marley  does several Marley classic in his show, right 

now he has a single out in the top charts and a new album and

a new book called "Dear Dad" and he’ll also be doing a book 

signing at a local hotel before the show. So if you're a Ky-mani

fan go get your book signed! This will be his first concert in Key West.

Pato Banton is considered  one of England’s top Roots Reggae artists,

he's also big in California and Hawaii.Pato travels with an 8 members band

including 3-piece horn section, and has a string of  hits, including versions 

of The Police’s “One World” and “Spirits in the Material World”.

The Spam All Stars are known for blending Funk/Dance/Hip-Hop/Island

and Latino elements that make them truly unique.

Grammy-nominated with their first live album, have toured Russia, 

and were even selected to open for Barack Obama on several occasions.

Spam Allstars are also  Miami's hardest-working Latin band,
grounded in Latin funk, mixes horns, improvisational electronic
elements and turntables with hip-hop and dub.
Compiled by DJ Bongohead for your dancing pleasure.
They 're also scheduled to play at Jazid 13th Nov 2010.

Tickets: Go on sale October 23 via KeysTix.com, Stick & Stein, 

Neptune Designs. Festival Date: November 20th (Saturday). 

Gates Open at 5:00 PM

There is a local info line with more details: 296-6253