Remembering DENNIS BROWN

A tribute evening to the Jamaican reggae singer-songwriter Dennis Brown, performed by Donovan Kingjay and The Promised Land Band under the musical direction of Ciyo Brown. It is staged at 229 in London.

Dennis Brown was a Jamaican reggae singer-songwriter, born in Kingston in 1957. He began his career in 1968, and his first album, "No Man Is an Island", was released in 1970 on the Studio One label. This evening, presented by AGMP, marks his legacy as a celebration rather than a performance by Brown himself.

Donovan Kingjay and The Promised Land Band take the stage under the musical direction of Ciyo "Guitar" Brown. The repertoire is built around hits and fan favourites, including "Money In My Pocket", "Love Has Found It's Way", "Ain't That Loving You", "Sitting and Watching", "Wolves and Leopards", "Westbound Train" and "Man Next Door".

The concert takes place at 229, a concert venue at 229 Great Portland Street in London W1W. It suits listeners who know Brown's catalogue and want to hear his songs performed by a band.