Live : Patsy & Stranger Cole（JAMAICA）with The Dreamlets（TOKYO） / THE RUDE PRESSURES（NAGOYA）
DJ : Tommy Far East & Solid Rock Crew（TOKYO）/ Sal（NAGOYA）

[bold] ■Millicent Todd "Patsy"（JAMAICA）[/bold] Real name Millicent Todd (Millicent Todd). On September 23, 1944, Jamaica was born in Kingston. In 1962, at the invitation of Derrick Morgan, released "Love Not To Brag / Derrick & Patsy", his debut song at Federal Studio, produced by Deke Reid. He hit Big Hit with his debut song and spread the name throughout Jamaica in an instant. In addition to Derrick Morgan, Stranger Cole and Roy Panton also produce a lot of Hit. Produced by Miss Pottinger, "LOVE SO DIVINE", "IT'S SO HARD WITHOUT YOU", and "YOU TOOK MY LOVE" are among the best albums she releases. He left Jamaica in 1969 and moved away from music, but revived at the legendary Live Show "LEGEND OF SKA 2002" held in Canada in 2002, and participated in the Big Festival last year in Europe with Stranger Cole. The singing voice was very popular that it was the same as the 1960s. First visit to Japan. [bold] ■Stranger Cole（JAMAICA）[/bold] Real name Wilburn Theodore Cole. Born in 1940 in Kingston Jamaica. The debut song is "COME AND HOLD MY HAND / WILBURN COLE & ROY" with Roy and duet produced by Duke Reid in 1961. There are many musicians in my family, and I grew up in an environment blessed with music since childhood. In 1962, he released "WHEN YOU CALL MY NAME", which duet with "Rough & Tough" Patsy, from Duke Reid, on a series of Big Hits. He left many releases in Duke Reid during the Ska period, but also left famous songs from Prince Buster, Sir Mike's, Randy's, Coxsone, Joe Biggs and others. There are "HUSH BABY", "Home Home", "Artibella (Coxsone)" and "JUST LIKE A RIVER", which duet with Ken Boothe, and "JUST LIKE A RIVER" with Gladdy. During the RockSteady period, he launched his own production and left famous songs such as "OVER & OVER AGAIN" and "LOVE ME TODAY". His liric and melody still have great support from Rock Steady and Early Reggae fans around the world.