After outstanding performances at the recently held Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival at the Greenfield Stadium in Trelawny, Jamica, the undisputed Reggae Queen Marcia Griffiths and King Yellowman are ready to wow South Florida fans at the Vintage Reggae Winter Music Festival, scheduled for Sunday, February 19, at Miramar Regional Park.

The golden voiced and energetic Griffiths had the crowd engaged throughout her performance as she went through her catalogue of hit songs which included "I Shall Sing" and "Feel Like Jumping."

Veteran deejay, Yellowman gave a majestic performance holding the cheering audience spell bound during an electrifying performance which lasted for about half hour. In between deliveries such as "Blue Berry Hill," "I am Getting Married" and "Mr. Chin," the deejay was hilarious in his interaction with the patrons who he held in stitches.

In anticipation of even more energized performances at the Vintage Reggae Winter Music Festival, patrons are quickly buying up tickets to get a taste of the excitement. With Freddie McGregor, Leroy Sibbles, Charlie Chaplin, Professor Nuts, Little John and Mical Rustle joining the king and queen on stage, the show is sure to be a hit!

After countless cancellations to perform on shows in the United States, Jamaican artiste Luciano has finally secured his visa and work permit and will perform at the Budweiser One Love Nutrifest concert, February 18, at the Grand Central Park in Downtown Miami.

Luciano has been plagued with legal battles preventing him from returning to the U.S. In 2009, the "Lord Give Me Strength" singer was charged by Jamaican police, after which his visa was cancelled. The charges were dropped in 2011 and now the "Messenger" returns to Miami for his inaugural performance.

Grand Central Park, the newly landscaped grounds of the old Miami Arena, will come alive with celebration and magnetic energy of the One Love Nutrifest concert. Concert organizers Rockaz MVMT (Rockers Movement), hope to use music and art to battle hunger, poverty, and injustice with love, rhythm and good vibrations.

The Budweiser One Love Nutrifest promises a unique experience, with rub-a-dub group the Easy Star All-Stars, the jazz-infused roots mix of Puerto Rican legends Cultura Profetica, and the revolutionary love anthems of Chilean group Gondwana and Jahfe.

The melodic one drop beauty of St. Croix roots reggae group Midnite and the lyrical sculptures of Ephniko will definitely keep the audience begging for more. Topping the night's festivities of peace and love will be a message of hope and patience from the "Messenger" himself, Luciano.

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Popular music icon, Don Cornelius,75, founder, host and producer of "Soul Train" the popular syndicated music/dance television show from 1971 to 1993 was found dead, from an alleged self-inflicted bullet wound to the head at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.

Soul Train aired mainly on Saturdays on television networks and stations across America, launched or promoted the careers of several top American Black music artists like Gladys Knight and the Pips, James Brown, the O-Jays and Aretha Franklyn. On Saturday mornings the lovers, young and old, of popular music and the latest dance craze, made sure to find a television to see what artist appeared on the show, and to learn the latest dance moves.

Cornelius was famous for his extremely deep baritone voice, and the popular phrase, with which he closed the weekly televised show, "...and as always, we wish you love, peace and sooooul!"

In 1987 he launched the "Soul Train Music Awards" which still remains popular, and is aired annually by Black Entertainment Television (BET). He also launched the "Lady of Soul Music Awards" in 1995.

Cornelius had a star in his honor placed on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame, for his contribution to American entertainment and popular music.

The Los Angeles coroner is investigating Cornelius' death, but the initial report is that it was suicide.

Inspiring awareness and love for our environment and mankind, the Budweiser One Love Nutrifest offers up a jam-packed cavalcade of stars, and a day of peace and unity on February 18, 2012 in Miami, Florida.

The festival will feature world music headliners Midnite, Cultura Profetica, Easy Star All Stars, Gondwana, Jahfé, Mykal Somer, Ephniko, Jean P Jam, as well as some of world music's most promising up-and-coming talent. This festival will feature a full day of family-oriented, environmentally-friendly activities including a farmer's market, yoga demonstrations, bike valet, ecology and social consciousness workshops, and more.

Produced by ROCKAZ MVMT, the Budweiser One Love Nutrifest was designed as a fun-filled day of social consciousness through music, propelled by an urgent humanitarian need to fight poverty and protect the environment on a global scale. Music, art, fashion and food from around the world provide the backdrop to a truly amazing cultural experience.

This year, concert proceeds will include a food drive benefiting Curley's House, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for low-to-moderate income individuals, families, the elderly, youth-at-risk, the abused, and HIV/AIDS infected individuals by providing the nutrition they need. Guests will be asked to contribute two or more cans of food as part of the cost of admission.