Legendary reggae, rocksteady & ska artiste, JIMMY CLIFF performs a great cover of Bob Marley's "NO WOMAN NO CRY" off his "Follow My Mind" album. Buy Jimmy Cliff music here: www.jimmycliff....
There have been reggae greats, Marley, Toots, Desmond to name some of the more prominent ones. But if there was ever a Godfather of Reggae it must be Jimmy Cliff. An absolute legend and still a superb performer. He has grown old gracefully and still delivers for me. Respect.
Jimmy Cliff a profondement marque ma jeunesse. Je n arrête pas ça toujours l écouter avec la même passion. C est l un des plus grands etvpzut être le plus grandxreggae de tout les temps. Merci Jimmy pour les beaux moments de ma vie.
Ma jeunesse à Ndogbatti, Douala Cameroun aux années 1975. La vie était si belle au Cameroun mon pays. May God bless you Jimmy. I remember your open air concert 1981 at the reunification stadium in Douala Cameroon. Marvellous.
J ai eu l immense privilège d avoir été reçu, mes camarades de classe et moi par lui à l hôtel SAWA à cette occasion. Je n oublierai jamais ces moments magiques. Merci mon modèle thé KING Mister Jimmy Cliff. LOVA AND PEACE
This man is god gifted musician and lyrician i dont know how he wrote and also crater n made it happen .even best perfomer in concert n shows but does not have enorgh video on show he played god bless him Jimmy Fantastic Cliff .
this song is wonderful. I've loved her since the 70's. Thank you so much. I feel honored with your voice and your beautiful way of singing danceable and romantic regae. kisses and much success for you. 💘 😍 💌 💖 💓 💘 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
This is a cover version of Bob Marley's song. It was written by Bob Marley. Other sources credit the songwriting to Vincent "Tata" Ford. Here is an interesting take on the origins of the song from the Jamaican Gleaner jamaica-gleaner.com/article/entertainment/20190512/story-song-no-woman-no-cry-ode-women-everywhere
With this great recording of this Marley 's hit he might as well had conceded defeat to Jimmy Cliff.The man a wonder of it like it was his.It's remarkable.
Bob Marley a sorti cette chanson en 1974 L'adaptation de jimmy Cliff a été faite en 1976 En créole jamaïquain le titre veut dire Femme ne pleure pas (vient de "no woman nuch cry ") et non comme on pourrait le croire "pas de femme pas de pleur" Merci pour ce partage
I remember those days when Jupple Phillip George of Sierra Leone (SLBS) and Wilmot Stubblefield of Liberia (ELBC) entertained us when we did our laundry on Saturdays. It was 1976. It is long gone. My community--- Spot Bar, Lynn's Motel and the Administration building were the places to go. Those days will never come back... BYE!!!!!!
That sounds amazing! It is fantastic having so much available on the internet, but there was something quite personal about the radio back in the day. What were the popular local or regional musicians at that time? I am guessing the radio shows you listened to mixed it up with local stuff.
Isso me leva de volta à minha juventude, especialmente a um grande amor que vivi. Bob Marley e Jimmy Cliff são duas lendas eternas da música ocidental!
@@kakougilbert3400 L'auteur s'appelle Bob Marley vous pouvez le vérifier ! Les jaloux et les détracteurs n'ont jamais réussi à arriver à leur fin ! Son message plein d'amour et de révolte, sa philosophie, la voix des opprimés, la lutte pour l'égalité et les droits, contre la misère et l'oppression, parole de la justice, l'unité, la paix et tous ensemble !!!!! ONE LOVE 💚💛❤ (Comme dans toutes ses chansons il y a toujours des fausses preuves sur internet, où il y a à boire et à manger).
My day started with the thought, 'I am born to win' and from then on played a complete album of this Reggae legend, Jimmy Cliff. My dad, now late, introduced and played Cliff's all through my earliest days. God bless you Jimmy!
Sounds exotic … like crossroads of the world …. Refugees Pilgrims and travelers sharing their stories feeling the songs and toasting …. Pricelsss memories
Someone please correct me, but I think this Jimmy Cliff’s rendition of ‘No Woman No Cry’ hit the charts and made its mark globally in the mid 1970’s before Bob Marley reclaimed his work, being the original writer of the song, and made an even bigger hit with it in mid 1970’s. Fact is Jimmy Cliff was a legend way before Bob Marley made his mark. Bob later stole the limelight from Jimmy Cliff though it can be argued either way who is the greater.
