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Reggae concert featuring Dyrol Randall, Robert Higgins, Jimi Watusi and Ras Kumba

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When: Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, 7 p.m.

Where: Arts Fifth Avenue, 1628 5th Avenue, Fort Worth

Cost: $15 - $20

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Two of Jamaica's top emerging musicians, drummer Dyrol Randall and bassist Robert Higgins, in concert with Dallas reggae musicians Jimi Watusi and Ras Kumba. To attend both the clinic and the concert: $20 (saves $10). Authentic Jamaican food from Exodus Restaurant throughout the event. "By donation" wine & bar to benefit Arts Fifth Avenue. It's gonna be Irie times!

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Event posted Feb. 4, 2008
Last updated Feb. 4, 2008

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MSAR2007 Anonymous

It's about time! I love reggae. I can't wait to be there. I'm a huge fan of the music , food , and culture. I will be in Jamaica in August and I can't wait. Welcome to Dallas and please come again. I wish they played this music on the radio here .

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