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Bob Marley And The Wailers Live At Club Quiet Night Chicago in 1975

2011-08-08T13:09:00.000-07:00

List :

01 - Slave Driver
02 - Trenchtown Rock
03 - Concrete Jungle
04 - Midnigth Ravers
05 - Talkin' Blues
06 - Rebel Music'
07 - I Shot the Sheriff
08 - Natty Dread

Band :

Bob Maarley : Lead Vocals ,Guitar
Aston 'Family Man' Barret : Bass
Carlton barret: Drrums
Al Anderson : Guitar
Alvin 'Seeco'Patterson:Percussion
Tyrone Downie: Keyboards
Earl 'Winw' Lindo: Keyboards , Organ
I- Threes : Backing

Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live Rainbow Theater , London, 1977

2011-08-08T10:28:00.000-07:00

June 1, 1977

    * Venue: Rainbow Theatre
    * City: London

Tracklist:
   1. "Trenchtown Rock"
   2. "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)"
   3. "I Shot The Sheriff"
   4. "Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock)"
   5. "Lively Up Yourself"
   6. "Crazy Baldhead" -> "Running Away"
   7. "War" -> "No More Trouble"
   8. "The Heathen"
   9. "No Woman, No Cry"
10. "Jammin'" -> "Get Up, Stand Up" -> "Exodus"

Band:

* Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
* Aston Barrett, bass
* Carlton Barrett, drums
* Junior Marvin, lead guitar
* Tyrone Downie, keyboards
* Alvin "Seeco" Patterson, percussion
* The I-Threes, backing vocals

Bob Marley Live at Santa Barbara '79 - Legend

2011-08-07T15:54:00.000-07:00

Dados do Título

Artista: Bob Marley
Título: Bob Marley Live at Santa Barbara '79 - Legend
Gênero: Reggae
Ano: 1979
Duração: 1:31:54

Componentes da Banda

Bob Marley - Vocal
Rita Marley - Back Vocal
Judy Mowaat - Back Vocal
Junior Marvin - Guitar
Al Anderson - Lead guitar
Tyrone Downie - Keyboards
Earl "Wire" Lindo - Keyboards
Aston Barret - Bass
Carlton Barret- Drums
Alvin Seeco Peterson - Percussion
Devon Evans - Congas
Dave madden - Trumpet
Glen D'Acosta - Saxophone

Músicas

01 Positive Vibration
02 Wake Up And Live
03 I Shot The Sheriff
04 Ambush In The Night
05 Concrete Jungle
06 Running Away
07 Crazy Baldhead
08 Them Belly Full
09 The Heathen
10 Ride Natty Ride
11 Africa Unite
12 One Drop
13 Exodus
14 So Much Things To Say
15 Zimbabwe
16 Jamming
17 Is This Love
18 Kinky Reggae
19 Stir It Up
20 Get Up Stand Up

Descrição

Tirado dos arquivos de vídeo da Trojan, este concerto é uma das últimas performances ao vivo de Bob Marley antes de sua morte em Maio de 1981. O espetáculo foi realizado em Santa Barbara em 25 de Novembro de 1979. Cada canção é recebida pela platéia com uma inigualável energia positiva, e esse ambiente prazeroso vai aumentando enquanto a noite cai. Marley e The Wailers mergulham na poesia musical e quando o show termina com Get Up Stand Up todos estão comovidos pelas mensagens do verdadeiro rei do reggae. Com imagem e áudio remasterizados, esta versão do vídeo original ganha mais 7 músicas adicionais e traz como extra o imperdível documentário Prophecies and Messages, onde podemos encontrar entrevistas com Bob Marley e com o tecladista Tyrone Downie.

Bo Marley Live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California on May 26, 1976

2011-08-05T19:55:00.000-07:00

Recorded live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California on May 26, 1976

Bob Marley & The Wailers:
Bob Marley (vocals, guitar); Earl "Chinna" Smith, Donald Kinsey (guitar); Tyrone Downie (keyboards); Aston "Family Man" Barrett (bass); Carlton Barrett (drums, percussion); Alvin "Seeco" Patterson (percussion); Rita Marley, Marcia Griffiths, Judy Mowatt (background vocals).

Codec: mp3 Bitrate: 192 kB/s Size: ca. 130 MB Genre : Reggae Cover: Yes Pass. 2000mustangs.dl.am

Disc 1
1. Introduction 0:38
2. Trenchtown Rock 4:55
3. Burnin' And Lootin' 4:53
4. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) 4:12
5. Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Road Block) 5:54
6. I Shot The Sheriff 6:33
7. Want More 6:55
8. No Woman No Cry 5:18
9. Lively Up Yourself 5:44
10. Roots, Rock, Reggae 5:32
11. Rat Race 7:46

Disc 2
1. Positive Vibration 3:57 (previously unreleased)
2. Get Up, Stand Up / No More Trouble / War 23:58 (previously unreleased)

Zimbabwe - Bob Marley

2011-08-05T19:40:00.000-07:00

Tradução

Every man gotta right to decide his own destiny

And in this judgment there is no partiality

So arm in arms, with arms

We will fight this little struggle

'Cause that's the only way

We can overcome our little trouble

Brother you're right, you're right

You're right, you're right, you're so right

We gonna fight, we'll have to fight

We gonna fight, fight for our rights

Natty dread it in a Zimbabwe

Set it up ina Zimbabwe

Mash it up in a Zimbabwe

Africans a liberate

Zimbabwe

No more internal power struggle

We come together, to over come the little trouble

Soon we will find out

Who is the real revolutionary

'Cause I don't want my people

To be contrary

Brothers you're right, you're right

You're right, you're right, you're so right

We'll have to fight, we gonna fight

We'll have to fight, fighting for our rights

Mash it up ina Zimbabwe

Natty trash it ina Zimbabwe

I and I a liberate Zimbabwe

Brother you're right, you're right

You're right, you're right, you're so right

We gonna fight, we'll have to fight

We gonna fight, fighting for our rights

To divide and rule

Could only tear us apart

In everyman chest there beats a heart

So soon we'll find out

Who is the real revolutionaries

And I don't want my people

To be tricked by mercenaries

Brother you're right, you're right

You're right, you're right, you're so right

We gonna fight, we'll have to fight

We gonna fight, fighting for our rights

Natty trash it ina Zimbabwe

Mash it up ina Zimbabwe

Set it up ina Zimbabwe

Africans a liberate

Zimbabwe

Africans a liberate Zimbabwe

Natty dub it ina Zimbabwe

Set it up ina Zimbabwe

Africans a liberate Zimbabwe

Every man got a right

To decide his own destiny

Bob Marley im Interview mit Patrick Barrat, 1980 in Tuff Gong, Jamaica

2011-08-05T19:21:00.000-07:00

Tradução

Patrick Barrat: But everybody doesn't think the emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie, was the incarnation of God.

Bob: It sounds strange to them, for people are programmed. But those who program the people are intelligent enough to know it's not strange.

PB: Does it disturb you if people say you are a prophet?

Bob: If people say that, it's a good news (he bursts out laughing).

PB: And the first Third-World superstar?

Bob: No, I don't agree. I don't have many words to talk about myself, but I am what I am, not what people want me to be. Those who say that are into politics. Pouah!

PB: When did you start feeling you were becoming popular?

Bob: Who? Me? ... I have always been as popular in Jamaica as I am now. It means that if I have five good friends, that's enough for me to feel popular.

PB: Are you often in a defensive position?

Bob: Well, yes. I don't want to hurt anybody but I don't want anyone to hurt me. I am brazen faced. Sometimes, people ask me questions that make me wonder if I am taken for a joke. All of this is not a joke, we have to suffer in life and opression is constantly there. Journalism is funny: when one doesn't agree with something, they talk rubbish (implicating little smile)

PB: Is it true that your first visit to the United States, in the early sixties, led you to the way of rasta?

Bob: I went to the United States. In front of all these buildings, I said to myself: "rasclaat". They showed me pictures and kept on telling me: "God is white". I said to myself: "What a damned place! The only thing I could be here is a slave." Those guys believe in money. On their dollars they wrote: "In God we trust". I had to choose between this white God and a black Jesus. I have chosen...

PB: What do you refuse in Babylon?

Bob: In everything there is good and bad, even in technology. And when the white man is in power, he doesn't want to acknowledge the black man is his brother. Men must learn to live together, in harmony with each other. All of what the white leaders did has been machine guns and bombs. So, we disqualify them as leaders, or they rather disqualify themselves because they ignore the right way. They still think they must kill to survive. The white man failed to rule the world. Now the black man's

time has come...

PB: On what is based the white man's failure to rule humanity?

Bob: The color of the skin doesn't matter. The problem is that the white people have set up a system that takes them over. The establishment is controlled by the white race. In every community, you can find people suffering, dying, and others taking advantage of it. That's called the "system".

PB: How could South Africa become independent like Zimbabwe, former Rhodesia?

Bob: We just hope the white people will get up and fight for the black people's rights, and won't let another war between races settle. All the satisfaction a white man can give to a black man now is to fight for the black man's rights. That will bring justice, love and peace on earth. Because if we ever have to fight against white people to liberate Africa, then when the war is over each white man will still be considered as a white man by black people.

There, in Zimbabwe, it's different... we have an impact on people we defend. There is a meaning to all of that. There, I was considered as someone who knows truths about african traditions, africanism and Ethiopia. In Zimbabwe, I saw an old map of the ancient Ethiopia continent that covered all Africa. It was beautiful. And I had never seen people dance like that! Nobody can dance reggae like Africans. Reggae is good for all the people, but it belongs to one country: Africa.

PB: What is the meaning of your fight for the black people? Will it eventually lead to african unity?

Bob: I just want the black conscience to unite all the black people because white men already have what they need. Africa is not built yet because it's not united. The time has come for unity. All these liberation movements in Africa show that all these brothers are aware of it now. With Jah Rastafari, that's the best thing that could happen to the black people.

PB: Are you talking to the Third World as a whole, or only to Africa?

Bob: That's not the way I see things. Humans have the right to eat and live correctly everywhere. Some work for that everyday. But there are still too many people in post-slavery who can't get out of it. Man can be so evil towards his brothers, it's frightening. But, for an unknown reason, the evil man rules.

PB: Isn't Africa a bit a dream for you?

Bob: No, no, it's a reality.

PB: Will you go and live there one day?

Bob: Yeah man. We will all live in Africa one day, for even France will be Africa.

PB: How come?

Bob: But of course, France will be Ethiopia! When the french were in Africa, they used to control some places and declared them french. The times will change and France will belong to Africa. The tables are turning, but this time, there won't be blood, people won't be forced. They will agree. Africa is the fruit basket of the earth. It will unite without opressing the people for God loves Africa.

PB: Do you regret that people in the west who appreciate you don't know what is the meaning of your music?

Bob: Yes, it's really too bad. To them, I say that Rastafari is God and that the Christ government will rule the earth. And the Christ is Rastafari. If you are a bit interested in this, one has to know the Christ came from Africa. God came out through Ethiopia, known as being Africa according to the tradition. Haile Selassie is african and ethiopian. He didn't come as a simple human being but as an example.

PB: Do you really believe in african unity?

Bob: I believe first in the african unity, but I also believe in the unity of all the people for Rastafari is unique. The whole black continent used to be called Ethiopia. But the white man has divided Africa. Everytime he took a piece of it, he called it Africa.

PB: Do you have the feeling this unity is taking shape right now?

Bob: It will take a long time. But with time, more and more people are concerned in their identity. Soon, the whole truth will be revealed.

PB: You seem to make a difference between talking "to" the people and talking "for" them?

Bob: That's true. I am a kind of lawyer. Someone explains him what the situation is, and then the lawyer goes to the court to talk in their name. We talk with the people but we also try to talk in their name. We want people to live well. We don't intend to promote "sufferation". Sufferation must end, so we must talk about it. But we also have to talk about what real life should be like: love, poetry, music...

PB: How to suppress racial barriers?

Bob: Men must learn to live together, in harmony with each other. To achieve this, everyone should be able to travel from times to times.

PB: Have you checked Islam?

Bob: All I know is that muslims are good. I can't really tell you more.

PB: What do you think about Asians?

Bob: As the white man didn't manage to rule the world, they will have to do it. If the Bible had revealed God was Chinese, the Chinese would live in Ethiopia today. He would have been crowned King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

PB: You sometimes talk about the Last Judgement. In your opinion, when will it happen?

Bob: The Last Judgement happens everyday. Many things will happen.

PB: What for instance?

Bob: The bomb for instance. The only way for man to last is to do nothing to destroy himself. "If you live by the weapons, you will die by the weapons".

PB: What do you fight then?

Bob: I don't have time to fight. If I fight, I hurt myself. I leave the judgement to God. The rocks in a river never prevented the water from flowing.

PB: What is the place you like the most on this earth?

Bob: Saint Ann, the village where I was born. In Europe, winter is too cold, summer is too hot, spring is too short and autumn is too short as well. Man can only live in a place where climate is like the one in Africa.

(Bob goes in the yard to play football. He keeps on talking about...music:)

Bob: I like to play music, but I don't feel comfortable on stage. I wish I could turn the show into a friends meeting. I would talk with the people, we would reason while playing a few songs. That's a nice situation when everyone is cool and chats.

PB: Does music only mean reggae?

Bob: I like and respect Stevie Wonder. Calypso is the first music I have ever liked, but I didn't know how to play it. How could music be perfect when it's played by a man? Music opens heaven's doors. It leads you to other dimensions, which many people don't understand.

PB: What about ganja, is it important?

Bob: Ganja develops your talents. Even scientists should smoke. It's good for meditation. It should be allowed anywhere in the world.

PB: Does this BMW, close to the mango tree, belong to you?

Bob: Of course. Bob Marley and the Wailers. You got it?

(A while later, in the recording studio, the interview resumes)

Bob: Right now, I can't imagine anything else. Some think reggae will soon run dry, but this music is a rasta music and therefore has no end... When Disco music appeared, people didn't understand reggae And disco worked, but people will come back to reggae. That's where the roots of music are...

PB: But what do you listen?

Bob: Listen, listen carefully (he listens very carefully, I do the same). Do you hear that? Now, that's night, that's really the music I listen to: crickets, frogs, the sounds of nature. If you go to the countryside with a tape recorder, you find the music of the hills. It's different from commercial music. Once you record, that's commerce, that's "bizniz". Music is the chant of the earth. If you listen to it, nature is music... and music is there for changes, it brings the strength of the rhythm to the people.

(A while later, during a rehearsal)

Bob: You see, sometimes I play guitar alone. The song comes and I turn it into reggae. Sometimes, the music and the lyrics come together. But you need a lot of concentration to write music.

PB: What about politics?

Bob: I am neither on the right side nor on the left side, I go straight ahead. Nobody thinks about going straight ahead. Do you understand? That's true. Do you remember when they crucified the Christ? There was someone on the left and someone on the right. They were both thieves! It's the same for ideologies.

PB: Your music is not political then?

Bob: People say my music is political, but I just tell the truth and what is right. No politician likes the people. They like those who vote for them, and hate those who vote against them. Politics is madness. And politicians think the Christ is dead because they are dead themselves. The Christ can't die, that's why we are alive.

PB: How do you spend your money?

Bob: I give it. I give it here and there, to hundreds of people who come here everyday to ask help. Money is the root of all evil. Money was created to keep people chained, it's a substitute of reality.

PB: You also have detractors.

Bob: They won't get me easily. They will have to try very hard. They say I betray my pople. No, no and no I stay true to the masses. Nobody can change it... my only vice is having many women.

PB: What about death?

Bob: We don't deal with death. All the meaning of rasta is in life. The gift of Jah is life. The path of sin is death. If man doesn't sin, well, we know miracles have happened to people and they still live. We know there are wonderful paths. We have a guardian angel that guides us. If you do something bad, then this spirit is vexed and you can die. Humans give importance to death because they don't understand God. They don't see Rastafari is God. They know nothing about the changes on this earth.

There is no end. There will be no end.

2011-08-05T19:10:00.001-07:00

Photos - May 30 - Kallerstadion, Zurich, Switzerland

2011-08-05T17:40:00.000-07:00

1962-1972

1962 - Queen's Theatre Kingston, Jamaica

1963 - Montego Bay, Jamaica

1963 - Capri Theater, May Pen, Jamaica

1964 - Ward Theater, Kingston, Jamaica

1964 - Palace Theater, Kingston, Jamaica

1964 - Majestic Theatre, Kingston, Jamaica

1965 - Ward Theater (Battle Of The Groups Contest), Kingston, Jamaica

1965 - The Glass Bucket, Kingston, Jamaica

1967 - Living room rehearsals

1969 - Psychedelic Shop, Jamaica

1970 - Sombrero Night Club, Kingston, Jamaica

1970 - Negril, Jamaica

1970 - Skateland, Kingston, Jamaica

1970 - The Glass Bucket at Crossroads

1970 - The Silver Slipper (Forest Roads)

1970 - The Prime Time

1970 - VIP Club

1971 - Brooklyn, New York City, USA

1971 - New York, New York City, USA

October 1971 - CBS Studios in London

1972 - Ward Theatre, Kingston, Jamaica

1972 - Catch A Fire / Burnin Session

1972 - 1st Island Session

1973

April 27 - Coleman Club, Nottingham, Derbyshire, England

April 28 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England

April 29 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England

May 1 - Old Grey Whistle Test TV & Top Gear Radio (BBC radio program)

May 2 - Hatfield Polytechnic, England

May 4 - York University, England

May 5 - Manchester University, Manchester, England

May 6 - 67 Club, Wolverhampton, England

May 8 - Essex University, Colchester, England

May 9 - Boobs, Bristol, England

May 11 - Northstaffs, Polytechnic, Stoke, England

May 12 - Middleton St. George College, Teesside, England

May 13 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England

May 15 - Speakeasy, London, England

May 16 - Speakeasy, London, England

May 17 - Speakeasy, London, England

May 18 - Speakeasy, London, England

May 19 - Town Hall, Hitchin, England

May 20 - Greyhound Pub, Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, England

May 22 - Fantasia, Northampton, England

May 23 - Leicester Polytechnic, Leicester, England

May 24 - In Concert (BBC Radio), Paris Theatre, London, England

May 25 - Rolle College, Exmouth, England

May 26 - Bamboo Club, Bristol, England

May 27 - Edmonton, Hitchin, Herts, England

May 28 - Birmingham Top Rank, England

May 29 - Coach House, Southampton, England

July 11 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 12 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 13 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 14 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 15 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 18 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA

July 19 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA

July 20 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA

July 21 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA

-Homestead, Florida

-Tampa, Florida

-Lexington, Kentucky

-Denver, Colorado

-Las Vegas, Nevada

October 16 - Bijou Cafe, Philadelphia, USA

October 19 - The Matrix Club, San Francisco, California, USA

October 20 - The Matrix Club, San Francisco, California, USA

October 22 - Colorado University, Colorado, USA

October 24 - Rehearsal Session for Capitol Records, Hollywood, California, USA

October 29 - The Matrix Club, San Francisco, California, USA

October 30 - The Matrix Club, San Francisco, California, USA

October 31 - KSAN Broadcast, Record Plant, Sausalito, California, USA

Late October - Sundown Edmonton, The Ethiopian Famine Relief Fund, Canada

November 19 - Nottingham, Derbyshire, England

November 20 - Bradford, England

November 21 - Birmingham, England

November 22 - Stafford, England

November 23 - The Locarno, Blackpool, England

November 24 - Liverpool, England

November 25 - Doncaster Outlook, Doncaster, England

November 26 - "Top Gear", Kensington House, Shephards Bush, London,

England

November 27 - Leeds Polytechnic, Leeds, England

November 28 - Manchester, England

November 30 - Northampton, London, England

1974

May 28 - Wailers with Marvin Gaye, Carib Theatre, Jamaica

May 31 - Wailers with Marvin Gaye, National Arena, Kingston, Jamaica

1975

March 08 - Wailers with Jackson Five, National Heroes Stadium, Kingston Jamaica

June 05 - Diplomat Hotel, Miami, Florida, USA

June 07 - Agora Theater, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

June 08 - Toronto Massey Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

June 09 - Quiet Knight Club, Chicago, Illinois, USA

June 10 - Quiet Knight Club, Chicago, Illinois, USA

June 14 - Showcase Theater, Detroit, Michigan, USA

June 18 - Schaeffer Music Festival, Wohlman Skating Rink, Central Park, New York

City, New York

June 20 - The Spectrum Theatre, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

June 21 - Manhattan Center, New York City, New York, USA

June 22 - Hartford Connecticut, USA

June 23 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 24 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 25 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 26 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 27 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 28 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

June 29 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (2 shows per night)

Early July - CBS Studio City, Hollywood, California, USA

July 04 - Boarding House, San Francisco, California, USA

July 05 - Boarding House, San Francisco, California, USA

July 06 - Boarding House, San Francisco, California, USA

July 07 - Boarding House, San Francisco, California, USA

July 08 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA

July 09 - Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 10 - Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 11 - Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 12 - Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 13 - Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 17 - The Lyceum Ballroom, London, England

July 18 - The Lyceum Ballroom, London, England

July 19 - The Odeon, Birmingham, England

July 20 - The Hard Rock, Manchester, England

August 29 - National Arena, Kingston, Jamaica

October 04 - Wailers Wonder Dream Concert, Kingston National Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica

1976

April 23 - Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, USA

April 26 - Boston, Massachusetts, USA

April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)

April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)

May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)

May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)

May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Early Show)

May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Late Show)

May 08 - Auditorium Theater, Chicago, USA

May 13 - Orchestra Hall, Minneapolia, Minnesota, USA

May 20 - Houston, Texas, USA

May 25 - San Diego, California, USA

May 26 - Roxy Theater, Hollywood, California, USA

May 29 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA

May 30 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA

May 31 - Santa Barbara County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA

June - Miami, Florida, USA

June 06 - Hamburg, West Germany

June 15 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

June 16 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

June 17 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

June 18 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

June 19 - West Coast Rock Show, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Wales

June 20 - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England

June 22 - The Odeon, Birmingham, England

June 23 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England

June 24 - Stardust Club, Exeter, Devon, England

June 26 - Leeds University, Leeds, England

June 27 - Bellevue, Manchester, England

December 05 - Smile Jamaica Concert, National Heroes Park, Kingston, Jamaica

1977

May 11 - Brussels, Belgium

May 13 - Paris Pavillion, Paris, France

May 14 - Den Haag, Netherlands

May 15 - The Circus Krone, Munich, Germany

May 16 - Rhein-Neckar-Hulle, Heidelberg, Germany

May 17 - The CCH, Hamburg, Germany

May 18 - The Eissporthalle, Berlin, Germany

May 19 - Gottenburg, Scandinavia

May 20 - Gronalund, Stockholm, Sweden

May 22 - Falconer Teatre, Copenhagen, Denmark

May 31 - Rehearsal, London, England

June 0? - Top Of The Pops TV Program, London, England

June 01 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England

June 02 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England

June 03 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England

June 04 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England

1978

April 22 - One Love Peace Concert, Kingston, Jamaica

May 18 - Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, USA

May 19 - Music Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

May 24 - Veteran Memorial Hall, Columbus, Ohio, USA

May 25 - Orpheum Theater, Madison, Wisconsin, USA (Early Show)

May 25 - Orpheum Theater, Madison, Wisconsin, USA (Late Show)

May 27 - Uptown Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA

May 29 - Performing Arts Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (Early Show)

May 29 - Performing Arts Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (Late Show)

May 30 - Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

May 31 - Rehearsals Miami, FL, USA

June 01 - Waldorf Astoria, New York City, New York, USA

June 02 - Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

June 03 - Landmark Theater, Syracuse, New York, USA

June 04 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, Michigan, USA

June 05 - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

June 08 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Early Show)

June 08 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Late Show)

June 09 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

June 10 - Forum Concert Bowl, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

June 11 - Shea Stadium, Buffalo, New York, USA

June 12 - Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA

June 14 - Pinecrest Country Club, Shelton, Connecticut, USA

June 16 - Capital Center, Landover, Maryland, USA

June 17 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA

June 18 - Music Inn, Lennox, Massachusetts, USA

June 22 - New Bingley Hall, Staffordshire, England

June 25 - Unknown Location, Paris, France

June 26 - Paris Pavillion, Paris, France

June 27 - Unknown Loaction, Paris, France

June 28 - Plaza De Toros, Ibiza, Spain

June 30 - Gronalund, Stockholm, Sweden

July 01 - Roskilde Festival, Roskilde, Denmark

July 02 - Horten Festival, Horten, Norway

July 07 - Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland

July 10 - Unknown Venue, London, England

July 14 - Queen Elizabeth Theater, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

July 15 - Paramount Theater, Seattle, Washington, USA

July 16 - Paramount Theater, Portland, Oregon, USA

July 18 - Civic Center, Santa Cruz, California, USA Early Show

July 18 - Civic Center, Santa Cruz, California, USA Late Show

July 21 - Greek Theater, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, California, USA

July 22 - State Amphitheater, San Diego, California, USA

July 23 - Santa Barbara County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA

July 24 - Starlite Bowl, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 25 - Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 27 - Music Hall, Houston, TX, USA

July 28 - The Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth TX, USA

July 29 - Paramount Theater, Austin, TX, USA (Early Show)

July 29 - Paramount Theater, Austin, TX, USA (Late Show)

July 30 - The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

August 01 - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, USA

August 05 - Jai Alai Fronton - Miami, Florida, USA

1979

April 05 - Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan

April 06 - Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan

April 07 - Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan

April 10 - Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan

April 11 - Kosei Nenkin Main Hall, Osaka, Japan

April 13 - Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan

April 16 - Auckland, New Zealand

April 18 - Brisbane, Australia

April 20 - Adelaide, Australia

April 23 - Perth, Australia

April 25 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia

April 27 - Sydney, Australia

May 05 - Maui, Hawaii

May 06 - Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

May 20 - Seattle, Washington, USA

June 23 - Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Netherlands

July 07 - Reggae Sunsplash II, Jarrett Park - Montego Bay, Jamaica

July 21 - Amandla Festival, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

September 24 - National Hereos Arena, Kingston, Jamaica

October - Boston, Massachusetts, USA

October - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA

October 25 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)

October 25 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)

October 26 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)

October 26 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)

October 27 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)

October 27 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)

October 28 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA

October 31 - Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, USA

November 01 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada

November 02 - The Forum - Montreal, Quebec, Canada

November 03 - Ottawa, Canada

November 04 - Burlington, Ontario, Canada

November 07 - Black Music Association, Penn Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

November 10 - Detroit, Michigan, USA

November 11 - Dane County Coliseum, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

November 12 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

November 13 - Uptown Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA

November 15 - Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota,USA

November 17 - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

November 19 - Paramount Theatre, Portland, Oregon, USA

November 20 - Seattle, Washington, USA

November 21 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

November 23 - UCLA, Pauley Pavillion, Los Angeles, California, USA

November 24 - San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, California, USA

November 25 - County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA

November 27 - Sugar Ray Robinson Foudation Benefit, Roxy Theater, Los Angeles, California, USA

November 30 - Oakland Colliseum, Oakland, California, USA

December 01 - Freeborn Hall on UC Davis Campus, Sacramento, California, USA

December 02 - The Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, California, USA (Early Show)

December 02 - The Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, California, USA (Late Show)

December 05 - Denver University Arena, Denver, Colorado, USA

December 06 - Hoch Auditorium, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA

December 08 - Nashville, Tennessee, USA

December - Tampa, Florida, USA

December 12 - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, USA

December - Queens Park, Savanna, Trinidad, West Indies

December 15 - Queen Elizabeth Sports Center, Nassau, Bahamas

1980

January 04 - Libreville, Gabon, Africa

January 05 - Libreville, Gabon, Africa

April 18 - Zimbabwe Independence Concert, Rufaro Stadium, Salisbury, Zimbabwe

April 19 - Zimbabwe Independence Concert, Rufaro Stadium, Salisbury, Zimbabwe

May 30 - Kallerstadion, Zurich, Switzerland

June 01 - Munich Festival - Horse Riding Stadium, Germany

June 03 - Palais des Sports, Grenoble, France

June 04 - Parc des Sports, Dijon, France

June 06 - Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany

June 07 - Crystal Palace, London, Germany

June 08 - Kaiserslautern Festival, Betzenberg Stadium, Germany

June 09 - Strasbourg, France

June 10 - Orleans, France

June 11 - Bordeaux, France

June 12 - Westfalen Stadium, Dortmond, Germany

June 13 - Reitstadion, Munchen, Germany

June 14 - Hamburg, Germany

June 16 - Oslo, Norway

June 17 - Grona Lund, Stockholm, Sweden

June 18 - The Forum Copenhagen, Denmark

June 20 - Waldbuhne, West Berlin, East Germany

June 21 - Kassel, Germany

June 22 - Forset National, Brussels, Belgium

June 23 - Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland

June 24 - Lille, France

June 25 - Stade Mayol, Toulon, France

June 27 - San Siro Stadio, Milan, Italy

June 28 - Turin, Italy

June 30 - Plaza deTorros Monumental, Barcelona, Spain

July 02 - Nantes, France

July 03 - Le Bourget, Paris, France

July 04 - Dijon, France

July 06 - Dublin, Ireland

July 07 - Crystal Palace, London, England

July 08 - Brighton Leisure Centre, Brighton, England

July 09 - Brighton Leisure Centre, Brighton, England

July 10 - Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland

July 11 - Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland

July 12 - Deeside Leisure Centre, Deeside, Chester, England

July 13 - Stafford Bingey Hall, Staffordshire, England

September 13 - Down South Rehearsal, Miami, FL, USA

September 14 - Rehearsal, Miami, FL, USA

September 16 - JB Hynes Auditorium, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

September 17 - Meehan Auditorium at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA

September 19 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA

September 20 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA

September 23 - Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

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Bob Marley Live Crystal Palace, London, England , July 07 - 1980 (25)

2011-08-05T14:46:00.001-07:00

Fotos De Bob Marley in 1978

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Bob Marley Dublin 6th July 1980

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Bob Marley Palying Soccer Team Santos FC Brazil 1980

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Bob Marley at Hellshire Beach 1973

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Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live Nakano Sun Plaza. Tokio. Japón. 1979

Bob Marley Batendo Pelada no Santos

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Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live Rockpalast Dortmund Germany - 1980

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Setlist:

01  Natural Mystic                             
02  Rastaman Vibration                         
03  Revelation                                 
04  I Shot The Sheriff                         
05  War / No More Trouble                      
06  Zimbabwe                                   
07  Jamming                                    
08  No Woman, No Cry                           
09  Zion Train                                
10  Exodus                                     
11  Redemption Song                            
12  Could You Be Loved                         
13  We Can Make It Work                        
14  Natty Dread

15  Is This Love                               
16  Get Up Stand Up                            
17  Coming In From The Cold                 
18  Lively Up Yourself

Musicians:

Bob Marley - voc, g
Aston "Family Man" Barrett - bass, piano, g, perc
Carlton "Carlie" Barrett - dr, perc
Tyrone Downie - keyb, voc
Alvin "Seeko" Patterson - perc
Junior Marvin - g, voc
Earl "Wire" Lindo - keyb
Al Anderson - g

I Threes:
  Rita Marley - Backing vocals
  Marcia Griffiths - Backing vocals
  Judy Mowatt Backing vocals - Backing vocals

30 ANOS SEM O “SANTISTA” BOB MARLEY!

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Bob Marley, nome artístico de Robert Nesta Marley (Nine Mile, 6 de Fevereiro de 1945 — Miami, 11 de Maio de 1981*), foi um cantor, guitarrista e compositor jamaicano, o mais conhecido músico de reggae de todos os tempos, famoso por popularizar o gênero. Grande parte do seu trabalho lidava com os problemas dos pobres e oprimidos.

Bob Marley, o rei do reggae, esteve no Brasil uma única vez, em Março de 1980, e jogou no campo de Chico Buarque.

Bob Marley, Junior Marvin (guitarrista dos Wailers), Jacob Miller (vocalista do Inner Circle), Chris Blackwell (diretor da Island Records) e a esposa Blackwell, Nathalie, vieram ao Brasil em um jato particular para participar da festa que inaugurou as atividades do selo alemão Ariola no país. A Island, gravadora original dos Wailers, era então um selo da Ariola. Bob interrompeu as sessões de gravação que resultariam no álbum ‘Uprising’ para vir ao Brasil. Na descida em Manaus, para reabastecimento, o jato ficou retido por algumas horas. O governo militar certamente não estava vendo com bons olhos a vinda daquela comitiva enfumaçada. Depois de alguma negociação as autoridades acabaram cedendo, mas sem liberar vistos de trabalho, o que desestimulou os que pensaram em improvisar uma apresentação deles em solo brasileiro. Depois ainda desceram em Brasília e rapidamente decolaram em direção ao Rio de Janeiro.

No dia seguinte, pela manhã, eles trataram de dar algumas voltas pela cidade maravilhosa fizeram questão de conhecer a favela da Rocinha, que acharam bastante parecida com os guetos da Jamaica. Como não haviam trazido um cozinheiro para Ihes preparar a comida I-tal – cozinha natural seguida pelos rastafaris – Bob, Junior e Jacob só se alimentaram com sucos de frutas. Segundo um acompanhante brasileiro, cada um bebeu quinze copos de suco e Bob gostou mais dos de manga e maracujá. Depois os três partiram para as compras e percorreram as lojas de material esportivo atrás de uniformes e outros equipamentos. Os instrumentos musicais também não foram esquecidos e os três rastas levaram violões, maracas, atabaques e cuícas. Os artigos esportivos tiveram a sua estréia no famoso jogo no campo de Chico Buarque.

O trio jamaicano chegou as 16h00 no km 18 da Avenida Sernambetiba – três horas atrasados – quando os funcionários da Ariola jogavam animadamente contra alguns dos contratados da gravadora no Brasil, como o anfitrião Chico Buarque, Toquinho, Alceu Valença e outros. Logo que eles chegaram os times foram rapidamente redistribuídos e ficaram assim: Bob Marley, Junior Marvin, Paulo César Caju, Toquinho, Chico e Jacob Miller de um lado; e do outro Alceu Valença, Chicão (músico da banda de Jorge – ainda Ben) e mais quatro funcionários da gravadora. Antes de começar o jogo Bob ganhou uma camisa 10 do Santos e sorriu, dizendo “Pelé” para depois explicar que jogava em qualquer posição. Mas ele foi mesmo para o ataque e o placar foi de 3 a 0 para o seu time, com gols dele (documentado pela TV), de Chico e de Paulo César. Este, que jogou na Copa de 70, foi o mais festejado por Bob, que lhe disse: “Sou fã de seu futebol”, ao que Paulo César respondeu, “E eu de sua música”. Mas a principal razão para a vinda dos jamaicanos era a big festa da gravadora e logo que o jogo acabou eles voltaram para o hotel.

O sonho de uma apresentação de Bob Marley no Brasil jamais se concretizou, mas ao menos tivemos a oportunidade de conhecer outro lado de sua personalidade, mostrando que longe dos palcos e dos estúdios ele era apenas uma pessoa como qualquer outra. Todos os jornais que cobriram sua visita destacaram o fato de que ele se mostrava sempre acessível e disposto, sem traço de estrelismo.

Bob Marley no Brasil - 1980

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Em 1980 Bob Marley esteve no Brasil. Mas não veio para cantar, e sim uma viagem à convite da gravadora alemã Ariola, que era quem passaria a lançar seus discos por aqui, e estava se instalando no Brasil. Marley fez contatos com músicos locais, talvez tenha experimentado a "ganja" brasileira, jogou futebol - uma de suas paixões - no campo de Chico Buarque, enfim, conheceu nosso país e alguns de nossos artistas, principalmente os contratados da gravadora Ariola, como o próprio Chico, que havia trocado a Philips/Phonogram pela nova gravadora. Dentre outros contratados da Ariola também estavam Moraes Moreira, Marina Lima (que na época era só Marina) e Alceu Valença.
No Brasil, Marley também participou de festas promovidass pela Ariola, ao lado de seus astros brasileiros, como a registrada nessa foto, que foi publicada 8 anos depois, no dia 13 de março de 1988 na coluna Rio Fanzine, do jornal O Globo, relembrando sua passagem por aqui, acompanhada do seguinte texto:
"Viramos a ampulheta um pouco no tempo. Caímos em 1980, quando um famoso músico jamaicano nos visitou. Naquela época, o reggae ainda era pouco conhecido/divulgado por aqui, embora lá fora ele já estivesse influenciando algumas cabeças brilhantes e fazendo com que conceitos musicais fossem revistos.
Sua visita teve como 'desculpa' o lançamento de sua nova gravadora, a Ariola. Alguns, contudo, insistem até hoje que ele esteve entre nós procurando uma cura para um mal aparentemente incurável: o câncer, que lentamente tomava suas forças. Se a segunda hipótese for verdadeira, ela não foi útil, já que pouco depois, num triste dia, ele se foi.
Restou sua música, sua eterna música. Restaram lembranças. Principalmente entre os privilegiados que tiveram a oportunidade de travar um contato, o menor que fosse, com ele. O Rio Fanzine gostaria de de ter puxado uma cadeira e sentado nessa mesa aí da foto.Gostaríamos de ter conversado com Jacob Miller, trocado figurinhas com Moraes Moreira e procurado saber mais coisas sobre a emergente carreira daquela jovem e bela cantora de nome Marina.
Mas acima de tudo, gostaríamos de ter falado com ele. Sobre futebol, sobre religião, sobre poesia e, claro, sobre música. Para o final da noite irmos para casa com saudades. Saudades de Bob Marley."

Bob Marley And The Wailers Live At Harvard Stadium Boston (1979)

2011-07-26T12:35:00.000-07:00

Tracklist

1. Positive Vibration
2. Slave Driver
3. Them Belly Full
4. Runnin Away
5. Crazy Baldhead
6. The Heathen
7. War
8. No More Trouble
9. Lively Up Yourself
10. No Woman, No Cry
11. Exodus
12. Zimbabwe
13. Wake Up And Live

Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live Nakano Sun Plaza. Tokio. Japón. 1979

2011-07-26T12:16:00.000-07:00

Setlist

   1. "Positive Vibration"
   2. "Concrete Jungle"
   3. "Burnin' And Lootin'"
   4. "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)"
   5. "The Heathen"
   6. "Running Away" -> "Crazy Baldhead"
   7. "I Shot The Sheriff"
   8. "War" -> "No More Trouble"
   9. "No Woman, No Cry"
  10. "Lively Up Yourself"
  11. "Jammin'"
  12. "Is This Love?"
  13. "Get Up, Stand Up"
  14. "Exodus" 

   * Venue: Nakano Sun Plaza Hall
    * City: Nakano
    * State/Province: Tokyo
    * Country: Japan
    * Recording Source Audience

Band lineup

    * Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
    * Aston Barrett, bass
    * Carlton Barrett, drums
    * Junior Marvin, lead guitar
    * Al Anderson, lead guitar
    * Tyrone Downie, keyboards
    * Earl "Wya" Lindo, organ
    * Alvin "Seeco" Patterson, percussion
    * The I-Threes, backing vocals

Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live Forever 2CD 2011

2011-07-26T11:53:00.000-07:00

Vivo para sempre, Bob Marley e sua genial banda The Wailers estão imortalizados na história da música

O trabalho será lançado em CD duplo, vinil e formato digital. Veja, abaixo, a tracklist completa de Live Forever:
CD 1
1 – “Greetings”
2 – “Natural Mystic”
3 – “Positive Vibration”
4 – “Burnin’ and Lootin’”
5 – “Them Belly Full”
6 – “The Heathen”
7 – “Running Away”
8 – “Crazy Baldhead”
9 – “War/No More Trouble”
10 “Zimbabwe”
11 “Zion Train”
12 “No Woman, No Cry”
CD 2
1 – “Jamming”
2 – “Exodus”
3 – “Redemption Song”
4 – “Coming in From the Cold”
5 – “Could You be Loved”
6 – “Is This Love”
7 – “Work”
8 – “Get Up, Stand Up”
Não existe quem não conheça Marley, suas músicas fazem parte da trilha sonora de todo ser humano, pelo menos, em algum momento da vida. Comigo não é diferente, o trabalho do jamaicano já esteve presente em grande parte da minha vida. Posso relacionar cada música com algum momento distinto. Enfim, sou uma pessoa suspeita para falar do estilo. Reggae é amor, alegria, sabedoria e paz. É o ritmo que deslumbra o dono dessa coluna a qualquer momento, basta ouvir por alguns segundos e um sorriso se estampa em meu rosto. Obrigado pelas ótimas vibrações, Bob Marley!

Bob Marley In Jamaica 1971

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Bob Marley In Brazil 1980

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Chico Buarque And Marley

Jr Marvin , Jacob Miller , Toninho e Marley

Moraes Moreira e Bob Marley

Bob Marley, Katharine Jackson & friends.

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Mike with Bob’s friends outside Bob’s home in Jamaica.

Bob Marley is seen here with one of his closest friends, Blazing B.

2011-07-02T07:05:00.001-07:00