Dubroom (DUB) Reggae Video Review
WWW, September 2007 - Almost three decades after the event, young and old will still be amazed by this massive performance of the Militant Wailer.
The story is well-known. Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh formed the original (Wailing) Wailers back in the 1960's and subsequently they went their own way.
Like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh made his own specific style within the rhythm of Reggae. Sharp guitars, fat productions, a lot of vibes resembling -then- popular forms of Rock music.
Peter Tosh was by far the most militant of the three original Wailers. His typical -wailing- style of singing, combined with his dreadful appearance made you really want to pay attention to what he had to say.
In this video, we will see Peter Tosh performing with an all-star list of Reggae Musicians including Sly and Robbie who are -needless to say- playing a solid foundation of drum and bass.
The concert is one long line of Word Sound and Power. Impressive introductions and bridges between tracks, long improvisations on themes, it's all there.
PLAYLIST
01 Intro-400 Years
02 Steppin' Razor
03 African
04 Get Up, Stand Up
05 Don't Look Back
06 I'm the Toughest
07 Bush Doctor
08 The Day the Dollar Die
09 Burial
10 Buk-in-Hamm Palace
11 Mystic Man
12 Pick Myself Up
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