Post by kaya on Mar 6, 2009 11:30:13 GMT -5
Marley sons stir it up
Fans of legendary reggae icon Bob Marley were treated to an up-close concert with his celeb sons Stephen, Damian and Ky-Mani Wednesday night inside the Delano's posh Florida Room.
Stephen ''Raggamuffin'' Marley, who has been touring the country promoting his acoustic album Mind Control, took the stage around 1 a.m. and welcomed a packed club with his hits Hey Baby and Fed Up.
The 36-year-old Miami resident (and former member of big brother Ziggy's band, the Melody Makers) also got some help during an impromptu performance with dancehall star Spragga Benz.
Those who were lucky enough to get past the velvet ropes sang along and danced while the long-time friends jammed to their rendition of Three Little Birds.
But the club was at its hottest when the guitar-loving second oldest son of Rita and Bob Marley invited his little bros Damian ''Jr. Gong'' and Ky-Mani onstage to perform Traffic Jam and Could You Be Loved, their dad's hit.
B-day boy Ky-Mani (who said he plans to celebrate his 34th in style Friday at Dolce Ultralounge) beamed when he spoke about his brother Stephen's music.
''It's spiritual, and it really speaks to the heart, something that is inspirational and touching, and not just to me, but to everybody in my life.'' Apparently, in the Marley family there's no such thing as sibling rivalry.
Source: Miami Herald
Fans of legendary reggae icon Bob Marley were treated to an up-close concert with his celeb sons Stephen, Damian and Ky-Mani Wednesday night inside the Delano's posh Florida Room.
Stephen ''Raggamuffin'' Marley, who has been touring the country promoting his acoustic album Mind Control, took the stage around 1 a.m. and welcomed a packed club with his hits Hey Baby and Fed Up.
The 36-year-old Miami resident (and former member of big brother Ziggy's band, the Melody Makers) also got some help during an impromptu performance with dancehall star Spragga Benz.
Those who were lucky enough to get past the velvet ropes sang along and danced while the long-time friends jammed to their rendition of Three Little Birds.
But the club was at its hottest when the guitar-loving second oldest son of Rita and Bob Marley invited his little bros Damian ''Jr. Gong'' and Ky-Mani onstage to perform Traffic Jam and Could You Be Loved, their dad's hit.
B-day boy Ky-Mani (who said he plans to celebrate his 34th in style Friday at Dolce Ultralounge) beamed when he spoke about his brother Stephen's music.
''It's spiritual, and it really speaks to the heart, something that is inspirational and touching, and not just to me, but to everybody in my life.'' Apparently, in the Marley family there's no such thing as sibling rivalry.
Source: Miami Herald