Bob Marley’s Long Lost Tapes: The Reggae Legend Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before | Amplified

[@missjrich2198]

Since the release of one love movie , all of a sudden there are videos documentaries and commentary about Bob Marley. Bob Marley the gift that keeps on giving.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

That's why to me, movies like those are pointless, leave alone them being filtered to suit a narrative. There is so much footage of Bob Himself talking, performances etc. There's audio interviews too. Much better to do a Biopic/doc-movie instead. It can have parts 1, 2 etc coz the Bob Marley subject is wide.

[@bobm8637]

"My riches is life forever". What a great answer.

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

And 👍 true life is absolutely priceless... down with other illusions 🔥 🔥 🔥 & 🌎 🗺 🧊 🧊 🧊 ⏰️ !!!

[@courtneyclarke6662]

Bob is the most humble human being I have ever met and it was so easy to have a conversation with him , a real gentleman and ambassador for reggae music

[@goody390]

Bob Marley helped me so much when I was in a very dark place I was only 21 he brought me back into the light he was not just a music artist he was a healer a prophet a divine being & a true legend 🙌

[@davidmills3609]

This is a good interview with Bob Marley, It's Candid Bob most relax.

[@jdonsimon3070]

Same here, round the same age, I'm 37 nw and still listen to Bob since I know myself

[@MartinsWright]

BOB MARLEY IS THE PROPHET AND DEFINITELY A HEALER THE WAILERS, PETER TOO & THE I THREE'S

[@norisanderson1798]

Shut the crap. Ziggy and the Melody Makers are Bob's lawful children by his wife Rita Marley. Get your facts straight.

[@goody390]

@@norisanderson1798 🤣Bob had eleven children from seven different mothers

[@andra8367]

Bob speaks a language like any other and its not difficult to understand. Every word has a meaning. I understand everything he says.

[@christianvukasovic6159]

When me explain things me explain it in a simple way, that even a baby will anderstand

[@angieD9674]

Exactly...People will understand if they really want too...Bob Marley ❤💛💚..🖤🇯🇲

[@jeanpier5054]

SORRY I TOTALLY DISAGREE ALL JAIMAICAN SPEAK THEIR OWN TYPE OF ENGLISH WHICH NOT EVERYONE CAN UNDERSTAND I AM BLACK BUT WE HAVE OUR OWN PATAWAH BUT OUR ENGLISH IS AS GOOD AS ANY OTHER SORRY TO SAY I DONT REALLY LIKE ALL OF HIS SONGS THE ONLY LP I HAD WASNT ALL THAT NEVER PLAYED IT THAT MUCH GAVE IT AWAY TO MY NEPHEW THE ONE I LIKED WAS ONE CALLED WAS TALKING BLUES AND UP TO THIS DAY NEVER BOUGHT ANY OF HIS RECORDS BUT LIKE LOTS OF AFRICAN MUSIC AND LUCKIE DUBA AND NASIOFOUNTAIN NOW THATS MUSIC SORRY ALL YOU BOB MARLEY FANS

[@JohnCashin]

To be honest, normally when a musician or any kind of artist makes it big and then claims they don't care about making money and being rich I'm a bit sceptical but there was something about the way Bob Marley said it that gave off a high level of sincerity. I am totally convinced that he REALLY didn't care about worldly gain at all. He had no interest in living a lavish lifestyle, even though he could have done.

[@FC-xc3zy]

True. My uncle, Ainsley was his record plant production manager and a childhood friend. My Uncle said that Marley didn't want a bed to sleep on even when he was an international star and employed dozens of people. His family bought him a bed, but Marley continued to sleeping on the floor.. Marley called sleeping on the floor being earthly. Growing up as a youth, Marley didn't have a bed also . He slept on the floor or an old door the elder guys played dominoes on.. At night he would have to wait for the guys to finish playing dominoes to get his bed to sleep on. But he wrote is best songs lying on the floor or under a tree. For example the song, Talking Blues . Later on as a successful musician, he would still walk barefoot to buy food even though was gifted a Range Rover. He never saw himself as a superstar. He was happiest living the simple life. He gave most of his tour money to the poor. There would be lines of people waiting to see him when he was at home. . He said money is vanity. The people were his true riches. Marleys money sent me to school for nearly two decades. Salute to him

[@calvinpaul4248]

Totally agree with you, bob makes a great influence in my life everyday or one way or another I often listen to brother bob.❤

[@RootsWise123]

True pure soul, who I only wish to aspire to, super human, Bob is the most crucial being other than Christ I look to for love n guidance 🙏🏽

[@rastakingover]

😊yea Mon a real Rastamon

[@AllyOne-d7j]

He had a rastafarian mentality which doesn't worship luxurious lifestyles

[@joy2theworld488]

I find this Man to be so calm, kool & Collected & SERIOUS all at the same time!!

[@tazzieflats]

When I was a little girl hearing marley's music for the first-time,I never stopped listening.For me personally His music played a big part in my life! ♡One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain"♡...Bob Marley .always a warm place in my heart! (Holland)

[@bigtoelittlefinger6133]

Same here much love fae bonnie Scotland

[@happyhaze1526]

Not only that, TAZ, he also fulfilled his name "Nesta Marley" with a nesta Marleys!!! Ziggy, and the rest.

[@barriingtonboyer6461]

He was, and still remains one of the world's greatest healers .

[@BeneathTheGold]

@@bigtoelittlefinger6133 me too and also from Scotland.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✊

[@icydawn9727]

That's the magic of music, it raises your vibration level above 3rd dimension, no pain just bliss, when sad or hurt listen to music better yet sing 💖

[@petronarowe5445]

43 yrs later and its still fresh. Thanks for this great interview..

[@aquaponicchronicuk9392]

I believe in ever thing bob marley stood for, the legend lives on in my mind, love you rasta man!!!!

[@RahRoots777]

If you stand with what Marley meant You stand with what Rasta mean. All the meaning of Rasta is in life. Jah Rastafari bless up love

[@leahveach5148]

​. One LOVE

[@Josiah-X]

I’ll be so glad when directors and producers show the same respect to “Peter Tosh” and make more documentaries on him, just as well as there are more than enough documentaries and short bio pics on Bob Marley.

[@patrickodell7654]

I completely agree. Peter tosh was just as or more important in the movement. The reporter in this documentary really didn’t do Bob and the people of Jamaica back then justice.Still very interesting watch none the less.

[@dolphineachonga555]

It's the Peter and Paul question. The Michael Jackson vs Prince question.Who was more eccentric, who's music went more global and who appealed more to the mainstream western audience .

[@MrBlackdynamite007]

I would just say , they’re videos of Peter Tosh out there, maybe in the mainstream he’s not as popular, but we die reggae fans all know Peter Tosh was a great Reggae artist.

[@williamsatini4229]

Peter Tosh vibes like Malcolm X, Bob Marley vibes Martin Luther King, different routes for same result

[@michaelwilliams6032]

Peter Tosh film " Red X " is good

[@michaeljays2598]

It’s crazy bob Marley didn’t know how great he is the spirit that was in him was true rebel with a righteous cause 💪🏾

[@brownbrotherspublishing8471]

I love hearing Bob talk, it takes me back to some of the best days of my life.

[@Nobleflex101]

Bob Marley way of explaining things might be a little bit different but to put it in writing that's where the magic happens,best reggae icon I've ever known in my lifetime, rest in power to the legendary Rasta Man.

[@cognitionup5211]

Highly Intelligent observation from a Upfull Idren. One Love mi Idren🎯

[@carltonspooner7045]

Reggae icon whose music lives on forever. Jah guide 🙏

[@willyX254]

The first journalist couldn't imagine how privileged he was to be in the midst of greatness in the making. The legendary Bob Marley and the Wailers.

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

He had an 💡 idea !

[@valeriewilliams6068]

Bob Marley was a prophet. He was very intelligent. You can see that in this interview. He wanted to uplift Black people through education and love. Anytime leaders emerge like that…they don’t live very long. His music is timeless and will forever bring love, happiness and peace to his listeners. May God forever keep him in his arms.

[@heathcornbeef]

Uncle Bob's music will never get old it's honesty sincerity and message will always be relevant and right

[@JJShalashaska]

I use to call him Uncle Bob too because he's been like family to me, and I grew up with his music, and he's the only reason why I became a musician myself. One Love and Blessings

[@heathcornbeef]

@@JJShalashaska nice one my friend.... he uncle Bob was and always will be a GREAT EXAMPLE OF HUMANITY

[@Cahtame]

This man is god in his own self because if I didn't smoke I would surely be a mad man today because this world is so confusing for real respect to Bob Marley genuine legend 💯🔥💯

[@abdallahsaid7177]

Over four decades after his demise today and whenever people his songs they get connected, even young children when they hear his songs you can see in them the connection. Not only because of the sound of his music that rhymes to the heartbeat but also his words are so deep and can be simply understood. None, not one musician can reach his status in connecting to the human spirit. White, black, brown, yellow or any color be the skin, Marley can reach the mind and heart of anyone and all. A man like no other.

[@issavibez394]

And burning spear

[@johnandrewservice8598]

​@@issavibez394Yes the Burning Spear is also a legend from our home parish St. Ann Jamaica island in the sun 🏝️🌞

[@neattechnologiestz8636]

True true....his music and words transcend race, creed, religions, tribes, geography etc etc....Respect from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@ikongchin3088]

Deh time when

[@alhassangangu4357]

“ They say we are free, “Only to be chained in poverty” Rip Bob

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

Only a machine that makes 💰 money!

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 ceasefire = marley ...upon my people!! 🇬🇧 🇯🇲 🇺🇸🇪🇹 🇿🇦 🌎 🎶 🎵

[@karlhenry9031]

“ Good God I think it’s illiteracy, it’s only a machine that makes money “

[@heathcornbeef]

That first interview is in Auckland Aotearoa new zealand 1979 he changed new zealand music for the better for ever here in Aotearoa new zealand with his being here reggae is a part of our culture because of uncle Bob Marley a wonderful human

[@heathcornbeef]

@Cel Mac chur chur Cuzz

[@Philly-lq6zr]

Oh yeah I can see the water front that heads to down town 😊

[@heathcornbeef]

@@Philly-lq6zr kia Ora cuzzie hay you sure can see our water front ah

[@neattechnologiestz8636]

Respect to New Zealand straight from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@heathcornbeef]

@@neattechnologiestz8636 kia Ora hello from Aotearoa new zealand hope you are well 👍

[@mebetidosso3357]

Truth teller, down to earth

[@MickJay3]

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[@upintime]

Up💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MacKenTayomoJ]

This was Bob's most relaxing interview! In my opinion, he was humbled being interviewed by his own race!

[@m.d.walker]

His own race? Which one? Bob identified as African

[@getstraight7403]

Wtf. Bob identified as a black AFRICAN man. Do you listen to his music? You must not. His yte side rejected him, remember, “THE STONE THAT THE BUILDER REFUSE WILL BE THE HEAD CORNER STONE”…smh. Before his rise to stardom no yt person would even claim him as yt. Yt people always want to steal n coop greatness.

[@OldeEnglishful]

We are blessed to have this documentation of the great man Bob Marley. We get real insight into his being.

[@TheAshamakka]

This Humble human who was larger than life in the peak of his career, even after death his music is still alive 42 years later from today,, but always show he did music for the love

[@everolclarke4205]

The greatest advocate for Africa and African people. AFRICA UNITY

[@noy.sulober]

You can obviously tell that Bob Marley is a very contemplative man. Especially when he speaks, you can tell that he is very mindful of the ideas and words that he utters.

[@thedjeeyospot]

Bob's Marleys music is timeless. I never got to see him live, but I am ever so grateful for the joy of the spiritual awakening brought on his music, words, spirituality and being. 🙏❤🧡💚

[@davidrosemale3573]

I LOVE REGGAE MUSIC, ESPECIALLY BOB MARLEY'S MUSIC. HIS MUSIC TELLS TRUE STORIES. BOB MARLEY IS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS ONE LOVE, ONE HEART.

[@hitalote9435]

The wording of the report 12:00-13:00 minutes in, by the man with the mustache is the reason people all over the world are still imprisoned by ignorance and fear. The people of Jamaica, even in the most impoverished parts, are beautiful, rich with culture and stronger than most. Money does not give you self worth. Hammer dem down Bob.

[@bezzyranx9839]

My man was a fat fart of a wasteman, fuck what he thinks 😂😂😂

[@michelrood2966]

That reporter doesnt even know what his last name means he is so ignorant.

[@m_moments1737]

The way that one news reporter was talking about bob marley was gettin me vexed lol

[@boutichamouzon2982]

It was disrespectful!

[@lurlinethompson9988]

Your music lives on King Bob.

[@Stechamppn]

I'm now older than Bob was hear..and he had so much going for him...if he came today he would blow up big for sure...he was needed then and he's needed now just as much...he had Africa and rastafari...we now have Bob.. Peter..bunny..burning spear...Augustus Pablo...scratch perry .etc...for spiritual guidance ..and a view on life that is second to none.dont be fooled people..the church is a man...the priminister is a man...all was a baby once upon a time too..don't let know one tell u nothing to hold u down...this guy had more truth in him than the lot of them put together..he new a life of true rags to riches ..poor country kid to uptown star......yet like he said his richness is for life forever...he's bigger now than he ever was ...he new he was a prophet deep down I think ..and all the good die young ....he was sent for sure to start a works that will continue to the end of time ..the world is a worse place with out Bob marley and his rasta brothers speaking and singing the truth..long may the message continue.....they Claim he was out of his mind on weed all day yet spoke absolute clearly with knowledge and wisdom...and it went right over the ozzys head......we know the truth tho...Bob is the peoples king and the guy new of and spoke the truth

[@RahRoots777]

We know the truth. That’s right. They have this world so occupied and busy that we can’t find the time to check out the truth. but the truth is there. I agreed with everything you’ve said I’m only 16 and I’ve converted to Rastafari maybe 2 years ago. Not only because of the prophecies fulfilled by the events coming from Haile Selassie I through Marcus Garvey and the visionaries. but thee whole Lifestyle itself is The root of mankind and the root of how mankind should live. Because everything we’ve needed as a people is already here waiting on us. on earth. But we depend on a system for food clothes shelter. Reggae music is to bring this message of People power so we can start building a bond of our own to live together as one strongly, instead of Constantly Struggling depending on a Demonic system which only wants us to be to led to division which we are. Rastafari One love but not too long shall it stay this way that’s what I know.. that’s what people know deep down I’m sure. Jah

[@LoveLife-qn3pi]

​@@RahRoots777As a young person everything you said is so true as for the crazy times we are living in due to spiritless elites trying to turn us away from the natural world the Creator gave us to love and enjoy but as you said only for a time Jah will set his people free Keep up your meditation you are spiritual and this will get you through life !!! One Love ❤

[@issavibez394]

I love burning spear 🔥

[@shananajam2726]

Peter Tosh is a great rastafarian artist no doubt about it .But The Most High had a purpose for Bob Marley to unite the world with love ,& equality. He full filled his mission. RIP pure soul

[@Stechamppn]

@@shananajam2726 true....Bob coming from a white dad and a black mum as well...Bob new prejudice....because of this... Bobs message for peace was pure

[@mellow_keys8618]

That footage of the greatest drummer in reggae music. RIP Carlton Barrett

[@trappenweisseguy27]

And his brother Aston “Family Man” Barrett on bass.

[@papajahko7121]

Hey Joe 🫡 Couldn’t agree more with you regarding Carly 👍

[@westyraviz]

And the legendary producer Alex Sadkin. RIP.

[@sherwinwhyte4071]

​@@trappenweisseguy27

[@Pkersine]

No you wrong man. The best drummer ever. Not only in reggae music

[@dr.feelgood.1330]

Bob Marley was huge in Ireland in the 70s 80s 90s you’d be hard to find someone in Ireland that doesn’t have The wailers music it’s very revolutionary music , Grá haon=one love ❤️

[@kayawenkumbwa1926]

Yes true man. I recall buying his vedio tapes and CDs from Eason in Dublin in 1999. I still keep them today.

[@dr.feelgood.1330]

@@kayawenkumbwa1926 Bob was huge in Ireland no matter which music store or dealers you went to they always had The wailers and Marley Peter Tosh etc Jamaican music was good for the soul 🇪🇹🍀🎸✌️

[@dr.feelgood.1330]

@Cel Mac it’s Grá amháin “ if you just write one on it’s own it’s a-haon but if you put it with another word or words it becomes amháin like two a-do with another word it becomes da even two children becomes beirt pháistí so beirt is two it’s a complex language and I know about half of the language one love = Grá amháin grá Is love ❤️

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

so that's at the least 6 million albums in Ireland alone, where's she getting he sold 20 million albums from, it's more like 500 million

[@dr.feelgood.1330]

@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 What Bob Marley didn’t like was at all his concerts he was only seeing while people especially in the states today younger black people are loving him he came to Ireland in 1980 and filled the stadium out pity he died so young the great seem to go to early , I love America I hope when I visit it will be like the America we grew up watching on TV but every country seems to be having a little wobble with the wacko’s just don’t lost Gods country to the people who want it ruined and weakened , God bless brother 🤟☘️🇺🇸

[@lurlinethompson9988]

The truth is the gate to heaven. Lot a people don't like truth because the truth is too truth.

[@thehoneyeffect]

I am Jamaican British woman and I’m about to loc up my hair, it’s great to see these interviews again ❤ it’s nourishing to hear him speak on Rastafari

[@professorx8549]

Long Live Marley. GOD Bless Jamaica .

[@billymarques8168]

I remember watching this interview fresh with Gil Noble when i was lost as a Rasta,Bob accepted the true God our Lord and Saviour and the true King of Kings and Lord of Lords Jesus Christ before his passing as witnessed i believe by Judy Mowatt that i read in a article Thank you Lord,thank you, Bob Will be my true spiritual brother when i pass on,i love Bob Jesus helped me become a Christian tru Bob i was 16 years young when i first heard of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh now i am 62 years young,i lived the life of a rasta for over four decades,Love Jesus he always loved and will love you for Iver,Bob Marley was chosen and his name was written in the lamb's book of life before creation,that was clear to me from when he accepted Jesus Christ in his heart,i love you Brother Bob,the Holy Spirit worked tru you for my Salvation because i too accepted my Creater,Amen Selah!

[@yawovodjogbe4589]

We need more interviews of Bob

[@JJShalashaska]

He's been like Family to me. His music lives forever in my soul and the souls of all those who love him. I can literally say that this man changed my life.

[@samuelthrasher4598]

Bob is alive January 2023

[@ziggyman3384]

Men i love when laugh. I truly just wish i could set and talk to him for a minute.

[@joy2theworld488]

You are not the only one...

[@joshuakeaton7644]

Interviewer said do I have to be black to a rasta? Bob said... Do you have a choice? No so come as you are!! 🤯 That man is a LEGEND!! 💪💪🏾

[@johnfort290]

NO ONE CAN EVER DISRESPECT.....GOD MARLEY THE KING 👑👑👁️👍🏿👑👁️👑💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@shabaka4555]

🖤 ONE-LOVE, PEACE, POWER AND PARIDISE!! 🖤 BOB MARLEY!! A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY FROM THE CRADDLE TO THE GRAVE!!! BOB THE PEOPLE OF AFRIKA JAHMACIA AND THE WORLD WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU!!!HAIL- JAH RASTAFARI!!! 🖤

[@michaelmorrison4036]

jah lived continual ever faithful ever living ever sure,we jah people can make it work just open our eyes as bob says are you satisfied with the life you living we know where we are from,we leaving Babylon and going to our father's land our ancestors who fight for our freedom and oppression that they encounter along the way,in this great feature we cant forget our pasts so dry your tears I say,too much emotion destroy our moral s and integrity so dry your tears for no woman no cry !!!!!

[@moseskpakor7427]

Bob Marley's music made a huge impact in my life as a teenager and right to this day. Through his music I knew my life is my life and so no one has to force me into being what/who he was me to be. He also made me to think or meditate above physical limits. Today, I still think you know. I meditate so much and I am always like connecting with something spiritual, you know. May his soul continue to rest in peace, in Jesus name amen ♥️♥️♥️

[@ingrag9713]

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[@johnjoe5860]

I'm a white man who has had many Rasta friends down the years & they've all been proper 💯% Bob was militant first & foremost telling ppl about the struggle of his ppl. He was always straight down the line with his audience. I will always have the upmost respect for this man. He was a inspiration to the world, be true to ones self & stand up for what you believe in. PEACE & BLESSINGS ROBERT NESTA MARLEY! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jimmygray4072]

Loved and Missed in 2022 , Robert Nesta Marley stood for Peace Love and Harmony.. Bob Marley and the Wailers music will live forever and a Day

[@damianharris9188]

Such a powerful message tthat can be applied to any human society. What does it benefit a man to gain the whole world ( riches and fame); but to lose his soul (eternal life with the heavenly Father Jehovah God).

[@elsildasmith8951]

OF COURSE U AR A REVOLUTIONIST FOR REAL LOV U BOB

[@michaelhartmcgough4418]

Great comfort to have this of Bob Marley. Great speech. Had been there all around his place in Trenchtown and his countryside with no agenda shortly after he passed away as a youngster. Nice time to have this be presented on KZbin as it is a questionable time in the U.S. now.

[@westyraviz]

What people don’t know is that Bob Marley could actually speak regularly “normal” English. There are several early 1970s interviews where you’ll hear him talking in plain English. But he insisted in speaking in patois. While he was more comfortable with patois, it was also deliberate, as a means of reinforcing his blackness and emulating Emperor Haile Selassie who would speak in his native Amharic when interviewed or giving speeches overseas. It’s a form of “maintaining one’s identity.” After all, the Englishman and the Frenchman don’t switch to a different language to ensure they’re understood.

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

That's true of course except to the ears of the ignorant...I remember the UK dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson was asked by a reporter why patois was so eminent in his productions. He replied, being a son of the Caribbean living in Britain, all members of that community had a very strong and deep affinity to their cultural heritage and roots.

[@1pixman]

His Dad was a White English man.Captain Norval? Marley .Half White half Jamaican. His Birthday is co-incidentally New Zealands Waitangi day 6th of February. Where the native Maori and English Colonisers signed an agreement.

[@stormshadow631]

@@1pixman maori thought they signed an agreement but it was all a lie

[@sundayaito4366]

Of course he can speak regular English if he decides to. His peers like peter tosh and Bunny speak regular English and they practically all started out together. Plus a man that that can write brilliant songs like marley did must know how to speak proper English.

[@lubetime-autorepair7078]

Everyone who speaks Patio can choose to use plain English. It’s broken English that’s all. All Jamaican’s speak English. Now you know better

[@frankdonaldsasa6060]

Thats very true of bob not to appear jn media because media talks and can make different stories even when your original story is different

[@kingdred3568]

Just like the first one that reporting this

[@samabel8761]

Jamaica was tough place.in those days. It was an inspiration to his music.

[@condor8142]

Yes! A "Concrete Jungle " !

[@helrethlewis9469]

Bob was not born in Trench Town. He was born in Nine Miles

[@ETTP.S]

Facts, which is in country. Reggae is country music. Bush man music.

[@condor8142]

Yup! He was born in Nine Mile, Jamaica.

[@beautifulsoul2239]

I was really wondering about that.

[@anthonyg8707]

Absolutely a great interview of a true Rasta Man. Gil Noble was perfect because of his Jamaican background and Bob was very transparent.

[@damiandellarosa3604]

Bob marley is. My teacher ❤ from my childhood tomy fatherhood I give thanks to RASTAFARI .... love in the house of JUDAH

[@upsalarmupsalarm1893]

Greatest prophet of them all.

[@75marto]

This was in Auteroa, probably the farthest land where Bob went. Glad to be here. Bless.

[@dunstanlindsay6348]

TO THE LEGEND. WE GREW UP ON THE MUSIC OF THE GONG. THE MERCHANT SHIPS COULDNT STOP RASTA. BLESSED

[@mrjomonic]

''..why why these people who want to do so much good for everyone, who call themselves government, this and that, why them say you must not use the herb?..."'

[@Dewdrops7560]

Because persons don't know when they're abusing it, then they'll become the responsibility of the state, with little to no resources set aside to treat their addiction... When asked about the smoking of marijuana, he said persons can, if they're big enough... Meaning adults whom are responsible.

[@jameskennedy721]

The middle section is quite a contemptuous description of Jamaica and its citizens .

[@westyraviz]

On purpose too!

[@mikepancras6824]

Sounded utterly biased.

[@humanform5354]

​@@mikepancras6824seen from a white foreigners perspective.

[@vidtrax662]

His expression was priceless 😅😂.......when interviewer mentioned about the problem of places which banned the herb.

[@RahRoots777]

Word Lmaoo

[@caniceedward1821]

The calypsonians in the old days used to sing about every issue and still do.

[@MarTiGirL]

I enjoyed the *interview with the Brotha and Bob Marley. Very sincere and Loving.* 🟩🟨🟥🤲🏾 Continue to *Rest Well, Robert Nesta Marley.*

[@Dewdrops7560]

Bob Marley died at the early age of 36 , yet his life and music continues to inspire millions worldwide...Bob Marley wasn't perfect just like all of us aren't without faults, his message is everlasting and he has left an indelible movement, if only black people start respecting the sanctity of life and stop killing each other. "My riches is life" Bob Marley. WAKE UP BLACK PEOPLE...I hope that with the introduction of "The Philosophy and Opinion of Marcus Garvey" this will change a lot of people's mindset.

[@augustomundombe829]

VIVA the Lion Bob King of Kings Marley🦁👑 ... I'm from Angola BENGUELA Africa! ONE LOVE ❤💚💛💙🤎🖤🤍💜

[@TheAnnaFisher]

Thank you for sharing, the part about Joe Higgs seemed new, some was released years ago and not rare. The ending tells about Melody Makers and mentions 'Marley's adopted sons.' His sons with Rita were not adopted, Ziggy and Stephen. They also had Cedella together. Sharon, the eldest of Rita and member of Melody Makers was his adopted daughter.

[@peterbaker8443]

In his death we lost one of few pure souls

[@westyraviz]

Only if you believe he died and was lost. Most of us certainly don’t. He’s more alive today than ever through his music, his message, and his memory. His wife, children, and mother no doubt felt a deep loss, as he was husband, daddy, and son to them. The children were still very young too. I think about that when I hear the Marley siblings speak, and feel somewhat sad for them. Hopefully, the passage of time has helped soothe their bereavement, but not every one of us can relate or understand what it feels like to lose a parent at a very young age. It’s great that they have each other. But, Bob Marley definitely lives!

[@4URInformation]

I loved and appreciated every second of this video. Thank you

[@sunmist22]

Robert Nesta always answered questions with questions to the interviewer! He was so very clever without meaning to be that way.

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@powerdisney]

Crazy amount of ads but excellent video ..shared

[@soniawest-kapufi]

Thank you for showing this people please watch

[@paulhughes9754]

Bob's legacy will last forever like until the end on mankind a ture living legend. Den a tired a see ma face they can't get me out da race .

[@MrPlasticrobot]

He was a stoned humble man

[@RahRoots777]

@Tonya Harmon well said

[@mightydread3116]

Rastas don’t get “stoned” that’s a Babylonian term

[@MrPlasticrobot]

@@mightydread3116 I’m not a Rasta so I use these terms ✌🏻

[@RahRoots777]

@@mightydread3116 yes true that man

[@lurlinethompson9988]

When you know the truth you will find out who you really are.

[@papasom3337]

When at first my attention was drawn to Bob Marley was from him a sweet refrain… holy Mount Zion…I was just a teen. To date I’m still hooked!

[@simonsplinta3787]

One love forever with the reaggae music always Jah Jah true love

[@FunnyMountains-xo2xf]

What a great man he was,it's so sad he never lived longer.

[@kelsonalleyne]

Music alone shall survive the prophet live forever in our hearts

[@francoismettendaf9255]

Thanks for your uplifting nolige black awernice and power R.i P King for live lobi brada

[@lyte4240]

Love when he said "Government says you shouldn't smoke herb.. because it makes you rebel" Bob says " Against what?" 😄 Indeed

[@barbarabonaparte459]

Keep the history going! Excellent presentation.

[@LadyCrimson25]

One of the most known and maybe first as a Light worker😊 Remember when first time went to a Rasta Farai club and we all danced the same slow kind of skating on the disco floor. The same summer we went to a concert with Bob Marley and Wailer’s…..someone talked about that it was Keith Richard who went to Jamaica and then supported them to their first tour?!

[@auldinejohnson3213]

Interesting interview and information from and about Bob Marley and friends. My understanding is that most Rastafarians saw Haile Salassie as a great Biblical African spiritual leader. Bob Marley and some others also saw Marcus Garvey as a role model, leader and appreciated his teachings. He was from St Ann's Bay before going to E Kingston. Then Trench Town. Why were the interviewer so interested in the very poor of Trench Town. I also noticed that when the Jamaican journalists was explaining about Bob Marleys philanthropy. I noticed that they were in a nicer area. But they didn't want to show it. Why is it some people like to focus on the very poor in many countries. Something to think about I believe. Peace and love my bothers and sisters.

[@justawatchk3979]

Simplest form is syncing with the beats of nature and the hearts around you, at a frequency that manifest feeling of rhythm.

[@vusimthalane9299]

Ziggy Marley is Bob's biological son. He was not adopted.

[@jonathandorr2234]

Be careful, Bob has 11( bio-logic) children , likely 4 with Rita

[@musamusashi]

@@jonathandorr2234 11 carry his name, but they are likely more.

[@noriwilliams4637]

misinformation

[@rexbrown2409]

This interviewer had his own agendas. The anglophone physics is visible in play. This heathen has the mark or a mole.

[@javierhall5490]

G say if he had to be black bob said do you have a choice ? If you do have a choice you better be black but if not come as you are this guy is definitely a prophet 2024 you still inspiring thank you bob❤🙏💰🕰️

[@dominiquawharton]

I enjoyed watching your video on Bob. ❤❤❤

[@counsellor3474]

Great & interesting work, analyses presentation & interviews. Quite informing.

[@soragufu9133]

Respect 2 the legend himself.

[@tigerrx7]

Although I grew up in another parish, as a Jamaican, all Jamaicans are my people, and I must say, I resent the way white men have historically characterized black people. The disparaging words used to describe the people of Trench Town in this video is on another level of disrespect like they’re animals.

[@lyte4240]

Indeed..am not jamaican but after seeing tht video....Truly horrendous 😳

[@AshlarMusicGroup]

Thanks!

[@AmplifiedMusicDocs]

Welcome! 🤘

[@dorrettbutler973]

Bob Marley True Legend, I Love l LOCKS ❤💛💚🔥🔥🔥

[@raymondnewham6798]

The great man king Bob Marley I'll be for ever living Jah Jah Jah one love

[@Blessings-zq2ck]

If mi love Bob one more time e si. He’s so down to Earth!

[@CaptainJ555]

Amazing interview ❤❤❤

[@joshgobeil1877]

Brilliant my friend brilliant

[@EVERSAWHARDROCK]

How comes people love this video when they disrespected the Rastafarians by saying that they worship a dead Ethiopian 🇪🇹 dictator I found a lot of lies in this video coming from the people who were telling the story of Bob Marley