Kelly Brown

C'mon down to the Bar None Ranch in Arizona. Here you'll find a crazy roundup of folks including ranch owner Benjamin Ernst, a wannabe cowboy from New York, his son, Buddy, Melody, Danny, ranch hand Lucy and Ernst's nephew, Jake.

C'mon down to the Bar None Ranch in Arizona. Here you'll find a crazy roundup of folks including ranch owner Benjamin Ernst, a wannabe cowboy from New York, his son, Buddy, Melody, Danny, ranch hand Lucy and Ernst's nephew, Jake.

C'mon down to the Bar None Ranch in Arizona. Here you'll find a crazy roundup of folks including ranch owner Benjamin Ernst, a wannabe cowboy from New York, his son, Buddy, Melody, Danny, ranch hand Lucy and Ernst's nephew, Jake.

Discussing the Fed minutes and the debate over the economic outlook, with Jack Caffrey, JPMorgan Private Bank and Zane Brown, Lord Abbett. CNBC's Steve Liesman, Rick Santelli and Kate Kelly weigh in.

Whitney's longtime friend Kelly shares what connected them so tightly over the years. Plus, Kelly vows to help Whitney's daughter, Bobbi Kristina, get through this difficult time.

Whitney's longtime friend Kelly shares what connected them so tightly over the years. Plus, Kelly vows to help Whitney's daughter, Bobbi Kristina, get through this difficult time.

Santino Marella tags up with The Glamazon to take on D-Lo Brown and Kelly Kelly.

This is a video series about the history Jamaican Music and Its cultivation at Randy's Records, the foundation of today's VP Records currently celebrating 50 years in Caribbean Music. Founded in 1958 by Vincent and Patricia Chin, Randy s was the first complete package - studio, distribution, sales and most importantly vibes. Producers and artists crowded Idler s Rest a famous spot around the corner of Randy s to get a chance to record in the studio. Many legends today made their mark at this historic location. Bob Marley & The Wailers recorded their ground-breaking album Catch A Fire and Peter Tosh voiced his first two solo albums Legalize It and Equal Rights at Randy s Studio. According to reggae luminary Pat Kelly, Randy s had the sound people want. We can call it the ghetto sound. The real roots sound. From the very start, Randy s linked itself to the popular yet controversial musical styles of the day particularly SKA, ROOTS and DUB REGGAE. From its start to the early 60s Randy's featured the early politically motivated Ska tunes Independent Jamaica from Lord Creator and Malcolm X from the Skatalites, the Bob Marley & The Wailers cover of the Archie s pop single Sugar Sugar and John And James by a youthful Toots & The Maytals displaying their spiritual and subtly subversive style. Also musical pioneers like the great trombonist Don Drummond on Machine Shop , organ player Jackie Mittoo on End Dust and the original sound system deejay Winston Count Machukie Cooper on Warfare . The special significance of singers in the 1970s is reflected in songs like Don t Go by Horace Andy, Lonely Soldier by Gregory Isaacs, For The Love of You by John Holt, and Cheater from Dennis Brown. Randy s critical role in the birth of reggae was re-confirmed with the release of Augustus Pablo s Java that decade. This Clive Chin (son of Vincent Chin) production was an instant hit not to mention the 1972 Instrumental o

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis has the details on another whipsaw day on Wall Street, and discussing the EU bailout, and investing in bank stocks, with Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital; Zane Brown, Lord Abbett; and Sassan Ghahramani, SGH Macro Advisors.

Discussing Tuesday's market moving activities and whether the Guardian report, on the size of Europe's bailout, is wrong, with Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital; Zane Brown, Lord Abbett; and Sassan Ghahramani, SGH Macro Advisors.

Oct. 7: NBC s Kelly O Donnell looks into the buzz around Massachusetts senator Scott Brown s photo spread from 30 years ago and a comment that has him in hot water.

NBC's Kelly O'Donnell and Charles Blow of the New York Times join the Morning Joe gang to discuss the verbal brawls that erupted at the heated California and Connecticut debates.