The "scratch N sniff" sticker on the sleave still works after all these years !
Trouble is, it always did smell more like peat and old fibre plant pots than like ganga ;^)

No creds....



ROCKMAN

ROCKMAN

Great pics. Thanks Rockman

Peter & Bunny Wailer


...don't know who took this one

Bob and Pete look so young!
Hair makes all the difference.
Loved Peter's palm tree look.

ROCKMAN

Good one BRO...ain't viewed that one before...Thank ya man



ROCKMAN

Wonder if those guys would have any patience for the rap nonsense.

Well dont know if Jah allows rap it in Babylon.....



ROCKMAN

Hey and get yaself this baby...Carries
nearly all the early Tosh vocal numbers from 1964 - 1970....

Great stuff like the early Don't Look Back...
And his biggest hit from 1966 the classic The Toughest...It's a goooood thang..



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



ROCKMAN

Great pics! Come to think of it....i have a Bob Marley boot thats very good...and rare...i never saw it again..anywhere...tomorow i will search for it...so i can tell you the title..its a old lp bootleg..also i got a cd boot from long ago with Peter Tosh and The Stones..also rare i think..gonna search for that one to!

rooster, are you reffering to the boot Kentucky Fried Rockers from 1978?

J-J-Flash Wrote:
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> rooster, are you reffering to the boot Kentucky
> Fried Rockers from 1978?

Yes JJ Flash!

Probably not completely OT to mention that Bob Marley is up on Wolgangs Vault this week

[concerts.wolfgangsvault.com]|826



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-11 23:09 by Sohoe.

Its a great boot...wish they recorded the support Wailers shows from the R&S!!

hey rooster , lite up mon

Thanks Chippy(the one and only!) in that case i will!!

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> Thanks Chippy(the one and only!) in that case i
> will!!


Play some " Rolling Reggae Stones " too wooo hoo

Donnow if this Dutch 1983 rendition of Bush Dr have been posted


Here da man is Stoned beyond comprehension......

But the back beat flow, glow & groove is so that one cant just sit still on the chair nor do anyfin while the song is playin'.....

Rockman! Can ya say anyfing about Tosh's guitarist?

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Rockman! Can ya say anyfing about Tosh's
> guitarist?

Since he ain't here at the moment...Darryl Thompson played on Peter's Mama Africa record from '83. Could be him?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-12 02:52 by Sohoe.

Thank you Baboon!

Can ya say anyfing about Tosh's guitarist?

Bro....
Tosh used any number of guitarist in the studio over the
years with Keith Sterling one of the main guitarist in
Word Sound Power until up around the late 70's...Sohoe has
mentioned Darryl Thompson who worked on many of the albums and
possibly a number of the live shows........But pretty sure it's US
bornDonald Kinsey guitarist on many of the 80's live shows.....



ROCKMAN

[tela.sugarmegs.org]
for all tosh fan
listen this...'79 shows and other tour

sorry, this > [tela.sugarmegs.org]

Rockman Wrote:
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> Can ya say anyfing about Tosh's guitarist?
>
> Bro....
> Tosh used any number of guitarist in the studio
> over the
> years with Keith Sterling one of the main
> guitarist in
> Word Sound Power until up around the late
> 70's...Sohoe has
> mentioned Darryl Thompson who worked on many of
> the albums and
> possibly a number of the live shows........But
> pretty sure it's US
> bornDonald Kinsey guitarist on many of the 80's
> live shows.....

You're most likely right about that. Since Donald Kinsey played on the 'Captured Live' album, which was recorded at the Greek Theatre, LA Aug 23rd 1983, and this clip is from September(possibly Rotterdam 30th), so I think it would be natural to assume Donald Kimsey is the one playing the lead.

Rap? the Steppin Razors were familiar with.
Big Youth, Steel Pulse use rap too.
Ty for gems here.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-13 02:33 by icy.

Seems to me Marley was more about the vocals, and Tosh was more about the instruments, just my short synopsis...

Picked up this great boxset a few years ago:

[www.amazon.com]

Although the final song, the title song actually, seems like a cheap way for the person who put this together to cash in (I believe it was a song he was working on before he died and had no vocals to yet, so this woman added her own vocals and put it in the set).