Good acoustics are huge when it comes to live music, and sounds reverberating off of the walls of the Rocky Mountains have a certain trill that you’ll feel in your ribs.  More Information Here.

Enjoy the Wailers performance at Host Summer Nights!

Take a look back at what happened at this South Florida music bash.

Check out this interview with Elan at the Langerado Music Festival. 

Aston “Family Man” Barrett of The Wailers (interviewed by C-Money and featuring O.G. of Slightly Stoopid) talks about when he started playing bass, building his first bass out of a curtain rod with one string, what made him decide to pursue music with his early bands, who influenced him, and his advice to the youth who want to start playing now. Thanks to www.moboogie.com for the interview.

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Monday, August 11th the Wailers will be lending their infamous reggae sound to help feed hungry children around the world.  Proceeds from this special performance will benefit Friends of the World Food Program and will directly support the United Nations World Food Program’s global hunger relief initiatives.  The UN World Food Program is the largest humanitarian organization in the world, reaching an average of 88 million people in 80 of the world’s poorest countries each year with a wide range of food assistance programs.  Soaring food and fuel prices have created a global food crisis, but you can join the Wailers and WFP in the fight against hunger:  One ticket feeds one child in a WFP-assisted school for one year.  One ticket, one child, one year, one love. 

Join us now to fight world hunger!

Rich Reardin is a guest host to interview The Wailers Aston “Family Man” Barrett, Junior Marvin, and lead singer Elan Atias. In time, The Wailers lost Aston’s brother Carlton “Carlie” Barrett. And also they are donating their money to the UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME.

Listen to this podcast of a Wailers Interview!

Recorded in Bloomington, IN at the Bluebird June 28, 2008.