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Bob Marley Songbook (Uk)
Artist:
Bob Marley & Friends
Format: Vinyl
New: NOT IN STORE, BUT IN PRINT AND ORDER-ABLE - , call or email $31.98
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Formats and Editions
1. Bob Markey ; the Wailers
2. Hypocrites
3. Kaya
4. Small Axe
5. Stand Alone
6. Who Is Mr. Brown
7. Duppy Conqueror
8. Soul Rebel
9. Sun Is Shining
10. Corner Stone
11. Mellow Mood
12. Rainbow Country
13. African Herbsman
14. Caution
15. Lively Up Yourself
16. Back Out
17. Special Guests Perform Marley Songs
18. Dillinger - Modern Judas
19. Cornell Campbell - Concrete Jungle
20. Peter Tosh - Get Up, Stand Up
21. Johnny Clarke - No Woman, No Cry
22. Delroy Wilson - I'm Still Waiting
23. Jah Stitch - Cherry Mood
24. Dennis Alcapone - King of Kings
25. Horace Andy - Natural Mystic
26. Glen Ricks - I Shot the Sheriff
27. Jackie Edwards - Stir It Up
28. Lloyd Robinson - Fire Fire
29. I-Threes - Waiting in Vain
30. The Aggrovators Featuring Derrick Morgan - Simmer Down
31. Phyllis Dillon - Nice Time
More Info:
- 2LP 140-gram vinyl come in a gatefold sleeve - Including the ORIGINAL versions of Bob Marley's most cherished songs- Featuring nine of Rolling Stone's Top 50 Marley songs of all time- Essay by Dean Rudland (Acid Jazz)- 2 printed inner sleeves featuring previously unpublished photographs. BOB MARLEY is one of those artists for whom it is impossible to divorce their cultural impact from their musical achievement. Marley became the first music superstar from outside the UK or US, his success reached nations that other rock stars didn't, he was truly international, as big in Lagos or Harare as he was in London or New York. As the 1970s dawned The Wailers were finding their way in the musical world and at least part of their work was formed from one of the essential collaborations in Jamaican music. These recordings saw The Wailers working with Lee Perry and the music that they created forms the basis of our unique compilation that made hits and music as vital as anything that would follow. Looking at the history of the music industry in the last 40 years, stardom has internationalised. No longer will an artist's success be restricted to the United States, Europe and Australasia. Beyonce, Kanye West et al are known wherever there is an internet connection. Yet superstars still largely come from the U. S. , and Bob Marley stands out as the only musical star of his magnitude to have emerged from Jamaica, a country whose per capita musical output dwarfs almost anywhere else in the world. He was a unique talent whose music continues to reverberate.
