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CALTON COFFIE SERVES IT UP HOT IN ARIZONA

Nov. 9, 2006, HOLLYWOOD - The Grammy award winning,
platinum & gold selling smooth & sexy voice of the one and only
International reggae superstar Calton Coffie and his band will be in
the desert of Arizona to heat things UP! Best known as the co-writer
and lead vocalist for the Grammy Award-winning Cops Theme song, "Bad
Boys." The perennially popular song from the album of the same name
can be heard nightly on the internationally syndicated television
series "Cops," as well as in the movies "Minority Report,"
"Bad Boys," and "Beverly Hills Cop III." As the lead vocalist
of the musical group Inner Circle, he recorded six albums, including
"Bad Boys." His international chart topper, the hit record
"Sweat, A, La, La, Long," became the most-played record ever in
Germany.

Nov. 16th Calton Coffie is welcomed by members of the White
Mountain Apache Tribe for the premier of live reggae at Memorial Hall
in Whiteriver, AZ. This night For Lover's Concert series is presented
by production team of Kings Promotions / Tim-ache. Nov. 18 Calton
Coffie will perform live in a Concert For Lover's at the Mardi Gras
in Scottsdale, AZ. Both of these AZ shows will also include 21 Bone
(NY), Kind Dread (Phoenix) & Hayllet n Myah.

In 1995, following a serious illness, Coffie left Inner
Circle, and recorded solo albums with Gator Records in 1998 and 2000.
Coffie's latest solo album is "Hot Cup of Calton Coffie." This
release offers fans more of his familiar, rich vocals and rhythmic
reggae beat. "Hot Cup of Calton Coffie" features 18 original
songs written by Coffie. Released on Coffie's own label, Studio A
Music Group, it is available on CD Baby and Taxi music stores,
Amazon.com as well as Coffie's own personal Web site,
www.caltoncoffie.com.

Born in London, Calton came to Kingston, Jamaica, at the age of
five, when his parents returned to their native country. There he
learned the Jamaican style made popular by Eric Monty Morris and Bob
Marley, and the R & B from the likes of Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Curtis
Mayfield, Chuck Jackson and Marvin Gaye. Coffie came to the United
States in 1973. He served eight years in the U.S. Army before leaving
it to pursue his dream of a professional music career. During the next
two decades, he recorded eight albums, earned numerous gold and
platinum albums and singles, and set international chart records.
Following his 1993 Grammy Award for "Bad Boys," he was again
nominated for the album "Reggae Dancer" in 1994. He currently
resides in Los Angeles with his wife Sharon and travel between Jamaica
and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Those interested in more information should contact Debbie Allen at
(954)562-2135 or by e-mail at reggaerhythmsnow@aol.com for press kit,
digital images, Music and/or to arrange an interview. Further album
and career details, and song previews may also be found on the
internet: www.caltoncoffie.com & http://myspace.com/caltoncoffie.

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CALTON COFFIE CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Born in London and raised in Kingston, Jamaica; immigrated to the
United States in 1973.
Wrote and recorded his first song, "Freedom," in 1975. It has been
rerecorded for his new album, "Hot Cup of Calton Coffie."
Won the 1976 New York Reggae Festival song competition with his song
"World Festivity."
Lead vocalist, writer, co-writer, percussionist, keyboard and/or
producer on 10 albums:
"One Way" 1987

"Identified" 1989

"Black Roses" 1990

"Bad to the Bone" 1992

"Bad Boys" 1993 (Atlantic)

"Reggae Dancer" 1994 (Big Beat Records)

"Scandal" 1998 (Gator Records)

"Reggae Xmas on the Beach" 1999 (Gator Records)

"Bad Boys 2000"

"Hot Cup of Calton Coffie" 2003 (Studio A Records)

Signed with Atlantic Records in 1992 as part of Inner Circle. Recorded
"Bad Boys" in 1993, selling more than six million copies worldwide.

Appeared on Billboard charts with "Bad Boys" for more than 140
weeks.
Co-writer and lead vocalist on the 1993 Grammy Award-winning Best
Reggae Album, "Bad Boys."
Co-writer and lead vocalist on the 1994 Grammy Award-nominated Album,
"Reggae Dancer," which sold 500,000 copies in Japan the first week
following its release.
Lead vocalist on the internationally syndicated television show,
"Cops."
Provided lead vocals on the 2002 box office hit, "Minority Report,"
starring Tom Cruise.
Lead vocalist on the 1995 box office hit, "Bad Boys," starring Will
Smith and Martin Lawrence.
Lead vocalist of the song, "Summer Jammin'" featured in the 1994
movie Beverly Hills Cop III, starring Eddie Murphy.
Lead vocalist, percussionist and keyboard on six hit albums for the
Reggae group, Inner Circle.
Recipient of four stars from Billboard Magazine for composing and
co-producing the song, "Black Roses," which was very successful in
Latin America, reaching No. 5 on the Brazilian charts.
Lead vocalist on the No. 8 Billboard hit, "Sweat A La La La Long."
Lead vocalist on four Platinum and 15 Gold albums, and six Platinum and
nine Gold singles worldwide.
Set record for the most-played single ever in Germany.
Co-wrote and provided vocals for the song "Amor Mio," for Latin
artist Mangu's album "Calle Luna Calle Sol."
Recording and mixing engineer for Dr. Paul Production Studios in Fla.,
working on Reggae artist Diana King's "Sugar, Sugar" single
(Sony). Mixed songs for Reggae dance-hall artists, Beanie Man, Bounty
Killer, Alley Cat, Merciless and Elephant Man.

WHITERIVER, AZ - Calton Coffie A Night 4 Lovers

Date: Thursday 11/16/2006 @ Doors Open 9PM

Location:Memorial Hall
Link: http://myspace.com/caltoncoffie
Directions: White Mountain Apache Tribe

Description:
Calton Coffie of Inner Circle & Cops Theme Song Live in concert
Info:928-338-4543 or 602-465-1269 or 602-465-1051 www.caltoncoffie.com

SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Calton Coffie - Night 4 Lovers

Date: Saturday 11/18/2006 @ 9:00PM Doors

Location:Mardi Gras
Link: www.myspace.com/caltoncoffie
Price: $18 presold
Directions: 8040 E. McDowell Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85257

Description:
Calton Coffie from Inner Citrcle & the Cops Theme Song live & in
concert. Info: 602-465-1269 or 602-465-1051

One Love it,

Debbie Allen
Entertainment Consultant & Producer

Reggae Rhythms ~ All Over the World
Attn: Debbie Allen
PO Box 814826
Hollywood, FL 33081-4826

Tel: 954-981-5887
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