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        "msgid": "mr-boombastic-set-to-explode-1447893297",
        "date": "2003-01-25 00:00:00",
        "title": "`Mr. Boombastic' set to explode",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
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        "summary": "`Mr. Boombastic' set to explode Joseph Mangga, Contributor, Jakarta Hang on to your dreadlocks ladies and gentlemen, as a little bit of Jamaica will be performing live here in Jakarta on Tuesday, Jan. 28, when famed reggae and R&B artist Shaggy arrives in town as part of his Lucky Day World Tour.",
        "content": "<p>`Mr. Boombastic' set to explode<\/p>\n<p>Joseph Mangga, Contributor, Jakarta<\/p>\n<p>Hang on to your dreadlocks ladies and gentlemen, as a little bit<br>\nof Jamaica will be performing live here in Jakarta on Tuesday,<br>\nJan. 28, when famed reggae and R&amp;B artist Shaggy arrives in town<br>\nas part of his Lucky Day World Tour.<\/p>\n<p>For those of you who need a memory refresher, Shaggy is the<br>\ndeep gravelly-voiced reggae singer who rose to fame with the<br>\ninfectious cross-over hit Boombastic  -- a track that annihilated<br>\nthe charts in 1996 and also won him a Grammy for best reggae<br>\nalbum the same year.<\/p>\n<p>You may not want to admit it, but you all definitely know the<br>\nlyrics:  \"Mr. Lover Lover!  She call me Mr. Boom-bas-tic!  Say me<br>\nfan-tas-tic!  I'm Mr. Ro-mantic\".<\/p>\n<p>Shaggy's subsequent pop-stardom was heavily assisted by none<br>\nother than Levi's jeans - the company that produced a very<br>\nmemorable animated short advertisement that used Boombastic as<br>\nit's soundtrack.  The ad ran for ages on MTV until the whole<br>\nplanet was strutting around and muttering Shaggy's infectious<br>\nwonky reggae prose.<\/p>\n<p>Numerous hits and three albums later, including the memorable<br>\nsingles Angel (after Angel of the Morning), Lonely Lover and  It<br>\nWasn't Me, he's still going strong with his latest album release<br>\nLucky Day on MCA records.<\/p>\n<p>Originally born in Kingston, Jamaica as Orville Richard<br>\nBurrell, with a decidedly square name like that it is little<br>\nmystery why he later changed it to \"Shaggy\" (a reported childhood<br>\nnickname after the skinny, scruffy and forever-famished Scooby-<br>\nDoo cartoon character of the same name).<\/p>\n<p>Shaggy moved with his parents to the U.S. when he was 18,<br>\njoined the United States Marines at age 19, then trained at Camp<br>\nLejeune in North Carolina.  No sooner was he out of boot camp,<br>\nbefore the Marines shipped him off to the Middle East to fight<br>\nIraqis in the Gulf War.<\/p>\n<p>Upon his return, he regularly made 18-hour train trips to New<br>\nYork to record and kick-start his music career while he was still<br>\non active duty with the Marines.<\/p>\n<p>The show, sponsored by Star Mild and Original Production, will<br>\nbe at the Senayan Indoor Tennis facility, and is scheduled to<br>\nbegin at 8 p.m. Two types of seating arrangements are available:<br>\nTribune (Rp 225,000) and Festival (Rp. 150,000).  For more<br>\ninformation please call  72794423,  7658585, 535037, or visit<br>\nwww.tommypratama.com.<\/p>",
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