Natty B. speaks about the message and impact of reggae music, Eglinton Ave. West, September 3, 2020.
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Resource ID
8254
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Open
Credit Line
Heritage Toronto
Date of Creation
03 September 2020
Keywords
little jamaica, community heritage, Jamaica, Caribbean, Eglinton Avenue West, Trea-Jah-Isle, businesses
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Tours
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Heritage Toronto
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Natty B. speaks about the message and impact of reggae music, Eglinton Ave. West, September 3, 2020.
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Natty B., owner of Trea-Jah-Isle records on Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, ON, talks about the significance of reggae music in the the Jamaican and Rastafarian communities.
Trea-Jah-Isle Records has been on Eglinton Avenue West for 25 years. The shop is best known for its collection of reggae records but also sells clothing, art, natural fruit drinks, and various accessories relating to the Rastafarian religion.
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