Is this a official work; or can it be posted at Hot Stuff/trade?

I'm looking for The Stones Seattle Supersonic DVD, can we work a trade?

Not impossible ; I let ya hear from me.

What is the Peter Tosh (and Bob Marley) reference in "Shuffle It All"? Never been able to understand the words.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Here's the answer to my own question -

[www.elyricsworld.com]

The line that I thought was Dr. Marley is actually Dr. Mario, according to this.

"No Anchovies, Please"

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> Nanker ...make sure ya check out the just released
> 30th
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> know it's a
> classic...[www.iorr.org]
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30 yrs JAYSUS i'm auld. ya i've seen that but didnt was in two minds to get it for the extra tracks/

That gig was amazing, I was at the front of the balcony and you could get high from the smoke rising up.

Bunny sings 400 Years & some talk & nice Jamaican footage

I liked Tosh, but wouldn't put him in Marley's class. More limited vocally and as a songwriter--though that's hardly a putdown

I felt like a hillbilly for a minute there...just a minute, now

Nice to see my Tosh thread still kickin..

Regarding putting Tosh in Marley's class, its all how you look at it I guess. I got into Marley first but then learned about the importance Tosh played in making Marley what he eventually became. I think Tosh's music has a bit of a rougher edge which I like. However I don't like the production on some of Tosh's studio albums and I love all of his live stuff, sounds very rock n roll for a reggae artist.

IMO, Marley was the McCartney...nice songs that people can hum to. Whereas Tosh is more like Lennon, he writes tunes that are biting and to the point. Revolutionaries.

Both excellent writers.

Agree 100 percent Bingo!! Also thanks again for that Tosh dvd, great stuff!!

I'm glad you enjoyed it Hound Dog. My wife and I watched it again w/friends this weekend.


Cheers

Nice, cool that the wife digs it. My girlfriend loves Tosh as well, I got the lyrics "Don't care where your comin from, as long as your a black man" in her head recently after hearing that tune and she was worried she'd sing that out loud in public..

...nice thread guys

Peter Tosh ................ Peter Simon



ROCKMAN

....dang, I love Tosh's voice.....good stuff, good stuff

<<However I don't like the production on some of Tosh's studio albums and I love all of his live stuff...>>

Agree with you Hound Dog on the studio records. Although IMO Legalize It, Equal Rights and Bush Doctor are all great.

I usually when it comes to studio material prefer listening to records/compilations like The Toughest, Honorary Citizen etc...

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Peter Tosh...The Toughest - Heartbeat CD HB 150

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Warm weather is here and time listen to your favorite reggae records. Its is too bad Tosh and Marley had such short lives, they had so much more music to give the world..

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HMN

Loved him. Saw him open for the Stones in 1978 in Anaheim,CA.USA He was smoking a joint and tossing rolled joints out into the audience. NICE!! This was also the gig wherein the Stones stage was littered with shoes as the crowd was going goofy. There were also alot of topless gals in front which was OK by me. Jagger thought it was funny and was laughing. Bill even got a thrill form it all.

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Anyone ever see that VH1 Behind the Music special about him? Was great, but it's not one they ever repeat unfortunately.

I'm not a big fan of a lot of those, but there were a few that were really good, Tosh, Alice Cooper, U2, etc. None of which ever get repeated.

video: [video.mail.ru]


Peter Tosh and Mick on SNL singing Don´t Look Back, that´s the first time i saw the live performance of the track, fabulous!

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bumped for Rockmans amazing photo of the great man

Greek Theatre, LA, 1983..

Peter Tosh....brilliant...I saw him at The Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, South Wales U.K. 4.12.1978....I know it's a huge longshot but I don't suppose anyone has a recording of this to post...loved every minute ...floating on it for days after and that was just the music, EddieByword



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Great to see this thread - just a few hours ago I was debating posting this link. It's to a fantastic documentary I just stumbled on, so now I will post it since Ska/reggae is in the air - great bit of footage of a very young Peter Tosh and a clean-cut-looking Bob Marley (apologies if this has been posted before)!
- swiss

I have all his shit on record and use to be a fan...I also use to be a Marley-fan..but nowadays it's mostly root-reggae..

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Great to see this thread - just a few hours ago I was debating posting this link. It's to a fantastic documentary I just stumbled on, so now I will post it since Ska/reggae is in the air - great bit of footage of a very young Peter Tosh and a clean-cut-looking Bob Marley (apologies if this has been posted before)!
- swiss

ps - in this documentary (around part 3 or 4) Desmond Dekker or someone says that in the early/mid '60s the Stones would come into the reggae/ska clubs and looked very raw and wild compared to other white people. Something like that.