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March 13, 2008

"KLAS Tour celebrates Jamaica Day with Haile Selassie I High School"

By: Kemesha Bolton
Photography By: Milton Raynor

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On an afternoon when the Haile Selassie I High School celebrated their Jamaica Day, the KLAS Inseason School Tour passed through to encourage the gesture.

Haile Selassie High School is located in a community plagued by violence and the evidence was there by the constant presence of the Police force. This however, did not stop the students, teachers and community members present from enjoying the afternoon to the fullest.

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As usual enthusiastic performances came from the school and representatives of schools who are weekly participants of the tour. Bushy Tail, Terror Prince and the school's dance group were some favorites.

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Other performers who took the time out to celebrate with the school were, Keri Page, Alibra, Renegad, Baby Chris and dancehall duo Nah Switch. It was an unfulfilled performance by Shane O. The students begged for him and waited patiently for his performance but he ran through the songs quickly and the students were unable to enjoy each song to the full extent.

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This did not altogether dampen their spirits though, as music juggling from DJ master DJ Kat, kept them busy dancing throughout the rest of the afternoon.

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John Hype passed through and his performance lifted the energy of the afternoon. Along with his crew he demonstrated all the popular dances to the sounds of Erup's "Click Mi Fingers" and Assassin's "Hold Yuh."

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Although very hoarse, Black-er performed much to the delight of the students. He did "Lata Fi She" and "Boasy Wine" and sent the girls in a frenzy, as they had to be restrained and sent off the stage by their teachers.

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It was a short but very spicy afternoon, one that will stay in the memory bank of all the students who attended.

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Posted by yardFlex at March 13, 2008 10:47 AM


Comments


Posted by: Roxanne on March 13, 2008 04:36 PM

What a very interesting show of "artistes" to celebrate something that was founded in positivity... I can't help but wonder if the youths got anything positive from these "artistes'" messages in sound/song.


Posted by: howie on March 14, 2008 10:45 PM

big up mi pass school miss branett u large and all those ras dj dem should be shame a them a school what Haile Selassie built look like and run down them not doin anything for it some of the djs are sizzla capleton anthony b jr gong and marley family singing melody which is a pass student evertan blender also a pass student mutabaruka munga and no ras dj was there all a dem a frake and s.o.c.k m.o.t.h.e.r tony rebel jah cure spragga benz buju banton jr kelly fanton mojah bunny wailer beenie man
aka ras moses queen ifreaka if thats how her is spelt jr raid look o much money he made from rap
sugar roy and conrod crystal coco tea chuck fender sizzla again richie spice norris man turbelance iwayne and all a dem dutty ras wah a talk bout Haile Selassie


Posted by: mi vex on March 16, 2008 10:50 AM

the rasta dj dem fi do something fi the school all them a fake sizzla capleton the Marley family all the rasta dem just a use the name Selassie fi mek a bag money fass the all them


Posted by: shakeria samuels on April 4, 2009 07:23 PM

I LOVE U GUYS FOR COMING TO DUNOON PARK TEACHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL.


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