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Cris Cab to play at Potbelly's
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[Florida Flambeau] - Family vacations in the Bahamas exposed him to more worldly sounds and his favorite musical genres were broadened after listening to Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff and Gregory Isaacs. Cab was mentored by Pharrel Williams at the age of 17, and with hard work
Google News: Ipswich: Maxi Priest announces Regent gig
[East Anglian Daily Times] - Songs like That Girl, Some Guys Have All The Luck, Housecall and Strollin' On have earned him a place alongside Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Toots and The Maytals and Dennis Brown as one of the reggae greats. He has worked with Sly and Robbie, Shaggy
Google News: 'Like going to another planet'
[This is Leicestershire] - There were always late-night parties, called shabeens, at the weekend. "We would go round different peoples' houses. Shabeens were a way of buying drinks and taking women out. "I would often DJ, with music like Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley and Johnny Nash.
Press Visning & Svensk Film Premiär - El Medico, The Cubaton Story
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[MyNewsdesk (pressmeddelande)] - I was very influenced by Jamaican musicians like Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff and also Cuban Conga. There are many Merengue bands that influenced me and some American hip-hop artists like Tupac and Biggie. If I had to just name one it would have to be
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