Bob Marley Album Ranking

[@Breamar_sounds]

Great video. Would love a burning spear ranking

[@talon.brigade8366]

I know I'm late but I'm glad you all mentioned that other video. I refrained from commenting on it because within the comment section, no one knew what they were talking about.

[@jonathanbarnes7641]

The harmonica was played by that photographer that lived with Bob Marley and the Wailers for 3 years at the 56 Hope Road house 🏠.

[@johnbooker111]

1. Natty Dread 2. Rastaman Vibration 3. Uprising 4. Kaya 5. Survival 6. Confrontation 7. Exodus 8. Live 9. Babylon By Bus Big up! Nice to hear your interesting and informative views on the BMW albums. In my opinion the single 45 versions of ‘Is This Love’, ‘Ambush’, ‘Could You Be Loved’ and ‘Buffalo Soldier’ are better than the album versions. Also the instrumental 45 version of ‘Crisis’ is a favorite of mine too. The only track I always tend to skip is the ‘Natty Dread’ version of ‘No Woman No Cry’. I’m not a big fan of it. The strange sound at the end of side one on the ‘Kaya’ album. I thought it was a great gimmick, but I heard someone say it was a mysterious fault that wasn’t planned.

[@VincenzoCataleta]

Great work, You can do a songs ranking of Bob from 1962-1972 it would be great

[@GriotMareh]

That is a great idea, but would be a lot to go through. We did finish with the Wailers albums and spoke on the early singles from 1966-70.

[@talon.brigade8366]

As for the "wail", Lively Up Yourself opened with it. That man had crazy vocal range.

[@cristianocallini6481]

I love reggae and i love Bob Marley ❤

[@writtenbyraymildo8557]

Did you guys knew that "Who Colt The Game" and "I Know A Place" was for the album itself. He recorded them in Lee Perry's studio. The sexual song "Am A Do" wasn't been included. 2 versions of Bend Down Low. The flute version (Bob played on the flute) later came out on the album "Talkin' Blues." Also the shortening version from Am A Do. It was from 1975 (Natural Mystic and Rainbow Country) with Lee Perry, when I was thought that they were from 1971 lol. Tyrone Downie was always there with Bob as a volunteer and played with him since 1971 til 73 (Catch A Fire/Burnin') Sometimes also on the "Natty Dread" sessions he played. Also on the 2 reunion shows with Bunny Wailer, Peter Tosh and The I-Threes in 1974 😊

[@DLCOrganization]

"Who Colt The Game" and "I Know A Place" were for *_WHICH. . ._*_ album itself???_

[@writtenbyraymildo8557]

@@DLCOrganization for the "Natty Dread" album.

[@VincenzoCataleta]

Go with Bob’s top 80 songs to coincide with his 80th birthday. That would be great and usefull

[@moeforno4666]

💃 'promosm'