US businessman, George Scott, highlights a Jamaican positive

June 29th, 2010 by Anthea | Print US businessman, George Scott, highlights a Jamaican positive


“Kudos to George Scott for his expression on what it means to be Jamaican. His cites the Evan Jones poem “The Song of the Banana Man” – in reflecting on the places and things of his own familiar past… as one of the first attempts by any Jamaican to use the Jamaican Creole in a way that it could have universal understanding” – Jamlink.com

George Scott is Former headmaster and owner of Scotts Jamaican bakery in Hartford, Connecticut

“>WATCH on You tube

Of course another person who makes all Jamaicans proud and stirs much interest is Harry Belafonte. A singer from another generation, but his songs keep one current and connected with Jamaica. Connect to him and his songs on yout tube.

“>Day-O, Daylight Come and Mih Want Go Home (Harry sings of longing to return to his beautiful island home.)

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