This extraordinary footage from Garnett Silk's Earthday Bash 2003 features Ras Fire, Doniki & Steady Ranks, The Rastareens, Edi Fitzroy, Aaron Silk, Anthony Cruz, Lehbanculah, Chuck Fendah, Richie Spice, Dj Kentaro (World Champion Scratcher from Japan), LMS, Turbulence, Lukie D, Ras Shiloh and Sizzla Kalonji.

As one of the most exciting young talents to arise out of the '80s dancehall scene, Garnett Silk began his career as a child toaster, but ended it as one of Jamaica's most astonishing singers; with a rich and emotive voice, he took the nation by storm.

He seemed destined for international stardom, but his career was cut cruelly short by his death in 1994.

The Garnett Silk Foundation coordinates the Earthday Bash annually to honor his name and celebrate his music.

Includes: Ras Fire, Doniki & Steady Ranks - "Jah Children" & "No Passa Passa" Rastareens - "In The Name Of Life" Edi Fitzroy - "Tenament Yard", "Easy Ride", "First Class Citizen", & "The Gun" Aaron Silk - "Babylon You Falling", "Live A Good Life" & "A Man Is Just A Man" Anthony Cruz - "Turn It Up", "You Got It Bad" & "Nothing Can Divide Us" Suga Black - "Let It Be" & "Rise Strife" Chuck Fenda - "Dung Yah", "Betta Days", "Badda Badda" & "How Do You Feel" Richie Spice - "It Nuh Pretty No" & "Grooving My Girl" DJ Kentaro (Japan) - "Champion World Scratcher" LMS - "Straight From Da Root" & "Never A Go Reach Mount Zion" Turbulence - "Yeah Yeah Yeah", "Mama Wipe The Tears", "Wanna Be Free" & "Run Cow, Run Pig" Lukie D - "Let it Be", "Praises Be To His Name", "Center Of Attraction", "Back Up Roll Up" Ras Shiloh - "Like A Mother To Me", "Child Of A Slave" Sizzla - "Praises Jah", "Holding Firm", "Humble Thaught", "Guide Over Us", "Good Ways", "Get to the Point" & "Dry Cry"