In a mellow mood - time for some Peter, Bunny & Bob
THE WAILERS 1968-72
The Wailers were incredibly prolific in the years between leaving Studio One and signing for Island. Included here are no fewer than 70 key compositions but this is far from the full story. While of course Bob leads the way Peter & Bunny both also take turns on lead vocals. Productions from Lee Perry, Leslie Kong, Bunny Lee, Allan 'Skill' Cole + the Wailers themselves. Also included are some of Bob & Peter's solo work from that time (JAD, Joe Gibbs, Upsetter). Considered by some to be Bob Marley's best, most creative period. With the exception of two rock steady tracks on Wail 'N Soul 'M 1968 - Hurtin' Inside & Burial - this is a strictly reggae affair so lively up yourselves...
Continuous mix 2.5 hours
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yes my friend you know I'm well into the wailers stuff so this is more than welcome you know the box set Songs Of Freedom ? check the credits in the back & you will find me there lol
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big respect boss. i had a look bredda. that was an important release when it came out, 1st time i ever heard some of the tracks. with all the music i get through bob & wailers is never too far away ;) bless
Deleteyes my friend a very special addition to my life was on the day I travelled to London with my tunes to be put out there
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the sweet feeling of achievement for a higher cause, yessai! what songs did you contribute?
Deletei borrowed the box set from marcus garvey library tottenham soon after it was released and put it pon replay...
don't know which they used, taped a whole bunch of them from the early tuff gong label, wail m soul m label, some early studio 1...... whole bunch. just to be a part of it was & still is special to me
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