Island Records, the legendary label founded by Chris Blackwell in Kingston, Jamaica in 1959 and a home to such heavyweight artists as Bob Marley, Tom Waits, U2, Nick Drake, PJ Harvey and Amy Winehouse, will mark its 50th anniversary with the Island 50 Festival next month. The cornerstone of the celebrations is Island Life, a week of live shows at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire featuring Island artists past and present. The confirmed line up for Island Life is, so far, as follows: 26 May – Sly & Robbie And The Compass Point All Stars featuring special guests; Kid Creole & The Coconuts 27 May – The Fratellis, Bombay Bicycle Club and Special Guest 28 May – Cat Stevens (now Yusuf Islam) and Friends, Baaba Maal 29 May – Paul Weller , Ernest Ranglin, Spooky Tooth 30 May – Keane, Tom Tom Club, Spooky Tooth 31 May – Amy Winehouse, Toots & The Maytals, I Blame Coco In tandem with the shows, The Island Life Exhibition Of Photos, Artwork And Memorabilia will run from 22 May to 17 Jun...