Bob Marley 1973 Interview With Neville Willoughby

[@tb22k]

❤best video thank you 😮

[@tahesi7232]

Bob Marley has a simple natural intelligence, the kind you don't get in a classroom.

[@Assimpleasthat100]

Like Bob said "if I was educated I would be a damn fool" 😂

[@HenryNji-go5ls]

Literally this man was God sent

[@animalkingdom333]

Bob marley interviews are always interesting and worth listening

[@musicmach]

Thanks

[@lyte4240]

These are the years when Bob was shining ✨️ up & coming strength in his voice was fascinating..Rest in power Brother ❤ 1luv

[@siaosiate6169]

I would love to see dis interview with faces. One Love Tuff Gong. . You hammer the nail on his head. Jah bless bless bless❤❤❤❤❤

[@paulbennett3084]

This was one of the best interview, Neville Willoughby, recognized Bob before, he became famous.

[@sandwitch4300]

Neville came across really friendly and understanding towards Bob ❤

[@sediacrossman3016]

Mi love dis. Me a Jamaican and to listen to the prophet talk, me haffi listen keenly. Pure gem. 4/15/2024.

[@DApexGamer]

The king of Reggae. Legend😁🤔

[@ibukunilevbare9170]

Bob was sent by by God no matter what condemnation and bad judgement they have given him

[@drippydijigaming]

I like it. i have this on tape. Still listened it. I haven't in a while.💝💛💚 Great.

[@dwhitejohnson9336]

People a hope you all listen to this man who you all love so much…When him mention HIM you all don’t want to hear that but you can’t separate the man from the message….All rastas are loved until he says HIM is king of kings..then he is condemned..

[@meyou88]

Big Bob

[@animalkingdom333]

Trench town rock. This man was born ahead of his time. Would you agree

[@musicmach]

Thanks💖💛💚

[@philanimsomi2109]

True

[@joannew-schmidhammer9325]

Just in time..Jah's timing

[@anno4589]

I'wish we had subtitle because he had such an accent, when english is not your main language is sooOoo challenging to understand !!!!

[@yvanobam3902]

He spoke mostly in Jamaican patois, not in English ! That’s why it’s so hard to dig what he says 😂

[@lyte4240]

I love his accent❤ very humble beginnings ✨️

[@juliecurran9884]

I love his accent too ❤

[@knightbot5756]

Nice reasoning...😍

[@AprilCampbell]

This guy keep asking Bob the same questions, in attempt to what seems like he’s trying to correlate Rasta with Crime and or contradict Bob. Bob was media trained before media training. He was true to his beliefs, never succumbing to rumor milling innuendo. They were profiling Bob very early on in his career bc he was taking the world by storm from the very beginning. To listen to these questions are nothing short of Bob’s 💜💜 I became truly annoyed by this interviewer repetitiousness. Unless he’s truly incompetent, I truly feel the 3 letter acronyms had an effect on him. .

[@Rockyteer2011]

Neville Willoughby was an amiable , even keeled , funny guy . Back then , Jamaican radio personalities had an air of professionalism and a tone similar to TV anchors nowadays , not the freewheeling style of radio personalities of this era . Most of them wouldn’t interview Bob Marley . Neville Willoughby was the rare one that interviewed Bob multiple times. I doubt that there is any another recording of Bob being interviewed around this time . This interview says much about Neville himself . Neville was also a singer who recorded music that was played on radio stations in Jamaica

[@AprilCampbell]

@@Rockyteer2011 thanks for sharing your thoughts and fact finders. 💜💜