The shallow and contrived will never see or feel that. Maybe not even care to notice. But for those that do, it is a joy to observe and quite a notion to pontificate upon. He’s still the only human I’ve seen to become a song. This man’s heart was something undying and to marvel at. There are ongoing levels throughout my entire life of love and healthy admiration for his pleas. We need Bob now more than ever as a great deal of you are terrifyingly just downright awful. Maybe I am too but I don’t aim to be.
Such a small island, and yet one man manages to inspire so many people all over the world with his music. Eskimos, Japanese, Russians, people who don't even understand the language, they all love and know Bob Marley's songs... It is the message, the content and the conviction of the singer that you feel. Happiness, love and clarity. Bob my friend, you have touched something Divine. And you shared it.
Eskimo here. I can confirm we listen to BM during the cold nights. This song is especially memorable when we be JAMMIN' our spears into seals for food. Thank you BM!
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I saw Bob Marley and the Wailers LIVE at the Santa Barbara County Bowl in 1976. The geatest live concert I ever saw. And I saw Jimi Hendrix live 3 times. The Marley concert I saw is basically the same as the 1977 London live recording you are listening to, minus 3 songs from the Exodous album, which had not been released yet. RIP Bob Marley -- the greatest of all time.
@@mogahedsalol It was not really luck. I was the right age at the right time, and I knew great music when I heard it. So I went and bought a ticket and went by myself from L.A. to Santa Barbara (not really that far) and went to see my favorite band. And they exceeded all my expectations. Marley was a true genius and showman.
1st reggae 7inch record i brought in 1977 age 13yrs and the B side was punky reggae party with bob marley becoming my idol and also the start to my love of reggae music 100% 🥰🥂
It was in June 1976, a year before this concert here, in Offenburg, Germany. My friend and I attended the Sunrise Open Air Festival headlining some of the greats of that time: Scorpions, War,Kinks,Alvin Lee and Wishbone Ash . When everything was over and the crowds of 20.000 were heading towards the exits, announcements were made that for those chosing to spend the night on the festival grounds a band from Jamaica would perform a few songs.So together with about 500 people we stayed on since we were planning to hitch-hike to Paris the next morning. Then this guy with a hairdo I had never seen before together with background singers dressed in colorful robes and very strange stage decorations came on stage. We had never seen or heard anything like it before. Everything seemed strange and foreign to our eyes and ears so that we couldn't make any sense of it at the time. This was my first encounter with Reggae music and we had just witnessed the very first concert of Bob Marley & the Wailers in Europe !
I've been to a whole lot of concerts, but, Bob Marley and The Wailers were truly another level. It was the most beautiful, serene, spiritual experience I've ever had at a concert. I truly can't describe how he had the entire audience in a trance. I'm really choked up and have tears in my eyes just thinking about it and watching this.
Thats me wit the last eagles concert in Chicago those guitar solos had me mesmerized and I wasn’t even that drunk. Truly can never forget that experience tbh
My dad has played Bob ever since I was a little baby, for me as a non-black person and a wasian he raised me to not be racist. My dad always said to me when I was little that, “it’s not the skin color that matters it’s ur soul, mindset and heart”. #Blacklivesmatter
I recently discovered Bob Marley, I'm 13 years old and I am really sad that he passed away because I wanted to meet him and just shake his hand and say thank you...
He challenged the thinking with his music and despite the threats, despite his own health, pushed the message of love. There is room in this present day, messed up world for a multitude of Bob Marleys.
No back the live versions were so much better than the records. I saw the eagles farewell tour in Chicago and it was the same thing, the guitar solos for every song were just mesmerizing just like how I imagine bob Marley was 😭
Bob Marley is jamming in my mind...I heard him in 1973 when I was overseas in the Navy and a friend of mine played his LP s like "Natty Dread " and Exodus..Turned my head around about Reggae music..Gone way too soon. 🎶🌠
Just watched the movie last night with my father and brother. Great message from the movie and the message was the Love and our hearts keep spreading the love. Rest in peace Bob One love 🙏🏽❤️
I cry everytime i listen to this man, and i listen to him every single day, my first son will go named him Marley to pay homage to this King .... GOD RECEIVE HIS SOUL, THANKS FOR EVERTHING MR. BOB NESTA MARLEY
This must have been the first time that most people at the concert had heard the song as the Exodus album had only been released the day before, hence the missing cheer of recognition when Bob starts to sing.
It’s amazing to think of the influence that Bob Marley had. Before cancer took his life at the age of 36, Marley positioned as the one of the biggest musical icons in history.
Work was a shit show today, put this on as I was driving home! Soon as Bob said Allllllriiiiiiiight! I immediately get chills. At this point I’m in a happy mood. Walked into the house singing!
Ooh, yeah! All right! We're jammin': I wanna jam it wid you. We're jammin', jammin', And I hope you like jammin', too. Ain't no rules, ain't no vow, we can do it anyhow: I'n'I will see you through, 'Cos everyday we pay the price with a little sacrifice, Jammin' till the jam is through. We're jammin' - To think that jammin' was a thing of the past; We're jammin', And I hope this jam is gonna last. No bullet can stop us now, we neither beg nor we won't bow; Neither can be bought nor sold. We all defend the right; Jah - Jah children must unite: Your life is worth much more than gold. We're jammin' (jammin', jammin', jammin') And we're jammin' in the name of the Lord; We're jammin' (jammin', jammin', jammin'), We're jammin' right straight from Yah. Yeh! Holy Mount Zion; Holy Mount Zion: Jah sitteth in Mount Zion And rules all creation. Yeah, we're - we're jammin' (wotcha-wa), Wotcha-wa-wa-wa, we're jammin' (wotcha-wa), See, I wanna jam it wid you We're jammin' (jammin', jammin', jammin') I'm jammed: I hope you're jammin', too. Jam's about my pride and truth I cannot hide To keep you satisfied. True love that now exist is the love I can't resist, So jam by my side. We're Jammin' (jammin', jammin', jammin'), yeah-eah-eah! I wanna jam it wid you. We're jammin', we're jammin', we're jammin', we're jammin', We're jammin', we're jammin', we're jammin', we're jammin'; Hope you like jammin', too. We're jammin', we're jammin' (jammin'), We're jammin', we're jammin' (jammin'). I wanna (I wanna jam it wid you) - I wanna - I wanna jam wid you now. Jammin', jammin' (hope you like jammin' too). Eh-eh! I hope you like jammin', I hope you like jammin', 'Cause (I wanna jam it wid you). I wanna ... wid you. I like - I hope you - I hope you like jammin', too. I wanna jam it; I wanna jam it.
Insanely talented song writer. People dont even realize how great he was. He made punk songs wih reggae music. Its insane. Peter Tosh is underrated too. He could jam like a mofo too
Bob's lyrics along with the Most High helped me through great darkness. Ramon Penney Music on RU-vid. Thank you Mr. Marley. You taught me so much.❤️🩹I'd also like to thank Elijah and Elisha, Moses, Jacob, David, Abraham, Noah, John, The Father, my mom and dad, and most of all Yeshua Hamashiach!!! Hallelujah!!! My lyrics are are for anyone who have loved and lost. May we all rejoice in Heaven, Amen.❤️🩹
I still have a vhs tape with this concert on it. I used to play it at night or when I came home after a night out before going to bed. It made me ground again and put my mind at ease. In my youth I had two major role figures: Bob Marley and Chuck D. Two very strong and powerful individuals with a very high integrity. This was one of my favourite songs.
