Friday, January 7, 2011
Saturday, December 11, 2010
PICS FROM VIDEO SHOOT OF "BRING BACK THE LOVE" (Day 1)
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| I AM JUNIE RANKSSSSSS |
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| Lady Ann & Junie |
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| Mickey Jarrett |
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| Junie "See me here ....... - I am backkkkkk" |
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| "Gangstaaaaaa" Junie is back to take back the Dancehall |
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| Junie (to the back right Jen-Liza) |
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| Junie |
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| Junie ready to take back her rightful spot in the Dancehall |
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| Ready for the challenge |
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| Junie addressing her fans |
PHOTOS
JUNIE & ASSOC., IN THE BUSINESS
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| Junie & Screechy Dan |
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| Juie & Lloydie Stiff |
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| Junie & Screechy |
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| Junie, Shabba & Lady Ann @ Bklyn Reggae Fest., 2010 |
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| Junie, Yellow Man & Lady Ann |
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| Junie & Jr. Demus @ her video shoot "Bring Back The Love" (BeeHive Lounge) |
JUNIE
TODAY
PERFORMING, IN THE STUIO AND CHILLIN
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| Junie & fan |
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| Junie & Shabba Brooklyn Reggae Fest., 2010 |
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| On Stage |
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| Just chillin |
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| Out having a good time |
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| Perfroming at KVibes B/dayBash |
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| Performing |
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| In the Studio |
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| Performing |
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| Voicing in the Studio |
BACK IN THE DAYS
Friday, December 10, 2010
BIO
Junie Ranks made her mark in the dance hall years ago. After recording her first single “Counteraction” for Techniques on the stalag riddim, she gained many hit singles like “Gimmie Di Buddy”, “ Cry Fe Me Boops”, “Big and Ready” and “Dibby Dibby Man”. During the days of real dancehall music she was one of the top female dee-jays and received the Father Bins award for Female Dee Jay of the Year in 1989.
Junie has recorded for some of the top producers in the business such as King Jammys, Steelie, Bunny Lee, Patrick Roberts, Black Scorpio and the late King Tubbys. She also collaborated with Penthouse records on several occasions at the end of the 80s.
Recently she went back into the studio with Brooklyn based reggae singer, songwriter and producer Ed Robinson at E2 Recordings, Inc., a/k/a E2 Studios to record her new song titled "Bring Back The Love". This song allows one to reminsce of the days gone by when dance was nice. Ranks pays tribute to recording artists and the music of that era. This song was one of the anthems in the Caribbean Community.
Junie has recorded for some of the top producers in the business such as King Jammys, Steelie, Bunny Lee, Patrick Roberts, Black Scorpio and the late King Tubbys. She also collaborated with Penthouse records on several occasions at the end of the 80s.
Recently she went back into the studio with Brooklyn based reggae singer, songwriter and producer Ed Robinson at E2 Recordings, Inc., a/k/a E2 Studios to record her new song titled "Bring Back The Love". This song allows one to reminsce of the days gone by when dance was nice. Ranks pays tribute to recording artists and the music of that era. This song was one of the anthems in the Caribbean Community.
Presently Junie Ranks is working once again with Ed Robinson on a fourteen track album that will be coming out this summer on E2 Recording's label.
by: Michelle Arthurton
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