Bob Marley & The Wailers - No Woman, No Cry (Live At The Rainbow 4th June 1977) REACTION

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Bob Marley & The Wailers - No Woman, No Cry (Live At The Rainbow 4th June 1977) REACTION
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[@tacticalpeacock4828]

Some people play music. Some people ARE music. Legend!!

[@user-zt4fd9is4f]

Agree. Well said my man.

[@tacticalpeacock4828]

@@user-zt4fd9is4f Thank you!!!! 🤙🏻

[@tonyarodriguez2098]

FACTS ONE LOVE 😍

[@animalranger7768]

Oh, I love the backstory to this song. Bob was in Stockholm and he ran into Rita's father who was a taxi driver there. Bob called Rita to let her know that he had seen her dad and she started to cry, hence the birth of this song. "No Woman, No Cry."

[@t6v5c2]

Becoming unexpectedly emotional watching this. Don’t know why exactly. Marley just looks so into the song. Transcendent

[@chelseahaley8350]

Instant chills down my whole body as soon as he opens his mouth!! Bob Marley is definitely in my top 5 favorite artists of all time!! If I could bring 1 artist back to life, it would 💯 be him! ❤

[@tonyarodriguez2098]

Yeeessss!!!! This human would be the one I would bring back too. ONE LOVE ALWAYS ❤❤❤❤ REST IN PEACE.

[@stewrmo]

My childhood friend's Dad went to see Bob live in Glasgow, he said it was THE greatest show he ever saw. One love. 💙

[@t6v5c2]

Marley is an icon, but he’s still under appreciated as a live performer. This is another level.

[@jessicaleblanc-nh1yl]

Bob Marley was a human masterpiece of grace, love & spirit. His work offered more than just music. He offered light to people who often had little. His lyrics & sound are undeniable. He was a beautiful genius. Appreciations for sharing.

[@danrieke9988]

Bob Marley -- there is no substitute and never will be.

[@tonyarodriguez2098]

THAT'S A FACT ❤

[@user-zt4fd9is4f]

In 1977 a friend invited me to see Bob Marley in LA. He is in a class by himself. No comparison. To this day when I describe my experience at the Bob Marley concert. It was a religious experience. His sprit left his body and filled the air. The place was filled with love, kindness, joy and happiness. I've never experienced this at a concert before or since. Thank you, Bob. RIP.❤

[@kevins2961]

Nearly 50 years ago! And his influence will still be felt in a 100 years time. We all need a bit of Bob in our lives

[@el.aye.bee.4477]

....and the collection of brilliant, talented musicians called "The Wailers" (pre and post departure of Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh) along with "The I-Threes" is one of the greatest ensembles of artists ever, of any genre of music. They were phenomenal. R.I.P. to all of the dearly departed.

[@immoralreplicant1332]

I was a touch too young for this. Went to my first gig a year later. But I was lucky enough to see Marley 3 years after this on the Uprising tour. He held a crowd in the palm of his hand for almost 2 hours. Less than a year later he was gone. I count myself privileged to have managed to see him in the flesh before the end.

[@_katie_]

An absolute legend. If you ever get the chance to go to Jamaica, it’s not only beautiful but they cherish this man’s legacy so much!

[@Emilie-one]

He was an icon, a legend! May he rest in peace

[@tommywoodfin1332]

I got introduced to Marley at the age of 14 during a mission trip to the Cayman Islands. Been a fam ever since with a feeling of peace every time I hear him. Still a fan of reggae.

[@tempstep4058]

We need more Bob reactions. He deserves the honors, and you did honor him here. Please react to "Could You be Loved." Top song.

[@mikesample6104]

I am a Southern Man. Love Southern Rock this Man always calmed us. Love this man and his songs. I met his son years ago. Also a beautiful soul 😊

[@Tommy-he7dx]

My partner took her 11 year old granddaughter to the Theater last night to watch a Bob Marley Biopic. Soon as someone hears his music they are fans for life

[@Buddha-of8fk]

I saw Bob back then. It was by far one of the most beautiful shows l seen. Definitely the most stoned l've been at a show.

[@Mssteph239]

This man was life changing for me. The love he poured out was immeasurable 🙌

[@jacquisampson-marat5277]

I was 16 in 1977 and absolutely loved Bob Marley. Used to hang at the Archway Studios. For 50p you could hang and watch these guys practice.

[@gritz-blitz5364]

That had to be one of the greatest experiences ever

[@KarriSimone]

❤❤❤❤❤❤Yes . Bob is ithe only musician I can never get enough of.

[@grantheys634]

It’s true…….its weird, but it’s totally true.

[@BrookePS23]

I grew up listening to Bob’s music! He is 1 in a million! ❤ It makes you wonder what artists the youth will look back on in this time in history & what messages the artists are spreading now… 🤷🏻‍♀️ Music has always been a force! I just wish there were more like Bob Marley on this Earth today!!! ❤ I’ll be playing his music til the day I die… ✌🏼🥰

[@steveullrich7737]

Exactly, I agree with your sentiments! Seems they don't make em like this nowadays.

[@dianecogan9066]

Loved Bob Marley since the first time I heard him....

[@miafranlund6982]

The Icon, the Legend!!! Is there anybody who doesn't immediately get the name Bob Marley in their heads when they hear the word reggae???🥰

[@sandradolls5682]

Sobbed my heart out for days when he died so did all my friends ❤️

[@NoodlesskibsGaming]

Bob Marley is my all-time favorite. Three Little Birds has helped me get through some very rough times.

[@heidimackay1902]

Just saw your comment, and I had to tell you it has done the same thing with that song for over the last 40 years, I always turn it on when I'm struggling, and it just comfort to know that everything is going to be alright! So keep doing it! ❤️💚💛🖤

[@Coolviber-bb9rc]

Bra…. A movement 🇯🇲 “Legend” is must own music history

[@shazza175]

I'm so glad some great live footage of Bob survives. He really was another level 🥰

[@ta2gypsy]

Blessed to see Marley Concerts TWICE! Outstanding reaction. I'm also pleased you picked up on being in the Spirit on stage. He was.

[@kellystevens5681]

Grew up with Bob Marley in my late teens in the 70's. I was obsessed with him. It wasn't summer without Bob Marley. I've been to Jamaica 6 times, toured the museum, his house. Bob Marley is legend.

[@Bumperump]

Brother Bob!! Saw him in concert in Toronto, in 1979. RIP Bob Marley.

[@kostyashoomsky4201]

If this ain't tug at your heartstrings, you ain't no human bro! DAY-UM! What a LEGEND!

[@elkevera]

The Rainbow always had the greatest names in the 70s. And yes, I will never understand why people can't smash the LIKE button, we put the foodwork and long hours in so at least have some courtesy to reward it.- Thanks BP, always a pleasure. ☮

[@survivalrush]

I 100% agree about the like button. If I watch a video all the way through, then I automatically like it, its habit now and literally takes a second, costing a simple mouse click. Never understood why people can't offer that little courtesy, even more so if they're subscribers and thus probably watch regular videos from that content creator 🤷🏻‍♂

[@andreaclarke161]

Bob’s the GOAT. So touching so spiritual

[@jlstock_1]

Marley is my go to when I am putting fussy grand babies down. Either hum, sing or put on KZbin video. Kids like 3 little birds

[@Alp560]

Is a reason why he was called Tuff Gong. Dude was resolute and his music was a source of strength to the Masses in Jamaica during his musical journey.

[@jsamuelsen]

Bob Marley is timeless. It's so good.

[@thewolf81lobo86]

Bob Marley is probably the most influential artist of all time because people play his music all over around the world,he die 43 years ago and he still relevant.. Descansa en paz maestraso Jamaicano ✊✊

[@heidimackay1902]

Bob Marley is hands down my favorite artist, I have 2 beautiful pieces of art of him on my wall lol my son has Bob Marley lyrics on his body. So needless to say I can't wait to go see the new movie about his life, and hopefully I will learn something new, that I already researched. Thanks for the share. ❤️💚💛🖤🖤💛💚❤️

[@cindiaker5778]

This really was captivating....I knew the song, and loved it...but never REALLY watched Bob perform it. Just beautiful...ONE LOVE

[@lleldridge1]

Chills on chills on chills. Saw him live one time, forever grateful to have those memories. RIP Bob. 🇯🇲

[@MarcusAllen86]

Any Dallasites in here remember The Royal Rack on Greenville. Used to go there and listen to great Reggae music back in the 90s. You'ld see all kinds of people there and everyone jammin' Miss those days.

[@trevorkenny]

His stuff hits DIFFERENT! Everyone better show up for this stuff for sure.

[@t6v5c2]

Always loved this song, but never seen a liver version. The live version just takes it to a new level. Surreal. Marley had stage presence

[@rosekelly1097]

what a voice he had, you beed to listen to stir it up an buffalo soldier amazing songs, to have lived as a teen when all these brill songs came out what a time to be alive.

[@8cylinderstolife737]

My favorite artist of all time. When I was a teen, we used to go around and Tag things all around South NJ and Philly. My tag was “Bob is God”. So if you saw that Tag in that area from ‘90 on, that was me. He never gets enough Love for his greatness. The people trying to do evil never take a day off, so neither can I

[@8cylinderstolife737]

Bob was a Virologist, he believed he could change the world with music. He was EXTREMELY spiritual and before death gave his life to Jesus through the oldest Christian church in the world - from Somalia… which also is where most of Rastafarianism stems from.

[@lisadavenport2390]

oh my my. I just happen to be awake at 1:48 am est - I love this song . 😊 Love from Lisa the lyme warrior 🦠💚 This my fave Bob Marley song. Also a new movie is coming out about Bob Marley soon - Bob Marley is such an iconic legend 💚💚💚 If you do more Marley, I will be there Also totally agree this performance is soooooo spirit filled. What a loss to the world but heaven gained a beautiful soul 😢

[@liamstrange4939]

The whole concert is phenomenal

[@reneemanning6760]

I saw Bob Marley: One Love this week! Excellent! I have requested that Three Little Birds be played at my funeral. ❤

[@patriciayoung674]

Got to see Bob,Bunny and Peter The Original Wailers not together but in there own shows. My most listened to LP of all three is Bunny Wailer's Rock N Groove. Nice Sounds. Miss all 3 of them!

[@hopeklemann1]

so so happy that you're doing Marley!!

[@def_not_dan]

Doesn't matter where in the world you go, Bob was there first.

[@jlstock_1]

I have the bootlegs from 3 of Marley’s last concerts to include his last concert in Pittsburgh PA. My brother was there and still carries the ticket stub in his wallet.

[@pffp6246]

Rastafarian Nutty Dread My mums younger siblings went to Bob Marley & the Wailers, they still have all their concert tickets in Photo Album….. ❤️ from New Zealand 🇳🇿 I’m 50 now my aunties are still going hard & in September IRON MAIDEN is gracing our little shores , got our tickets 🎫 UP THE IRONS & JAH RASTA JAMAICA 🇯🇲

[@mikepiccione886]

Side note it makes me extremely happy that you keep on bringing up Jim Morrison and the doors him and Bob are my 2 favorite artists and the fact that you mention them together floors me❤

[@zanlehman5208]

My 1st concert! Bob Marley and the Wailers. ‘79 Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis. There is live footage on KZbin!

[@michaelbull2939]

I'm 57 and I got fetched up with bobbas still the best live track ever god bless Bob miss you always

[@bobbycollins6783]

Bob Marley was one of those rare artists whose music transcends race colour & whatever you belive in. He brought people together. He was a rastafarian that talked of peace & love for all. Listen to his song."One Love". Let's get together an it'ill be alright. I heard what you were saying B P. People getting together in peace & love. Is a dangerous thing for some. Bob was shot too because of his political views it was said 🤔

[@GryLi]

He had a message. Love eachother

[@kathrynkissane5144]

In a weary and care-worn world, be a Marley. He can never die; his ❤heart love energy is too strong. Be A Marley.

[@christinequinn5355]

Your reactions are brilliant. I share your enthusiasm for these great, unique performers. Thank you.

[@lasade78]

Absolutely amazing performance! Bob Marley and the Waliers! The king of reggae True Legends! My father was there! 🇯🇲🇬🇧🎶🎸 🙏🏽❤❤❤💛💛💛💚💚💚🙏🏽

[@Trish-ql9kz]

Still playing the Legend Album bought aged 18 in 1984 here in South London

[@yvonnejones5951]

I was there at that concert. It was phenomenal. I will never firget it

[@ginacanale8480]

We learned to feel the music it’s a Rastafarian way of life ,, music in is the soul light one up and sit back and feel it ,, we love the world everything in it people are just so beautiful like life ❤️💛💚🇬🇭 and remember if you chase numbers you will never fine happiness,, because money can’t buy life

[@mauricewalker5872]

Yo, first off congratulations on everything it's been fun watching this channel grow. You have officially become a metal head. We just jam and appreciate.

[@kayeragdull217]

Unfortunately, I never got to see Bob Marley. Did get a chance to see Peter Tosh at Halloween Show when at college. The music soothes the soul.

[@user-qq6eb1fq6h]

Santa Barbara 1979. Unico. El mejor. Fijate. Soy Argentino. De CORDOBA.

[@chamberlainwonder369]

Bro, ur channels are on point, ur bringing both international and American vibe at the same time. Ur channel gonna sell rapidly

[@brittvandurme1727]

Thank you! I love Buffelo Soldier. Hell I love them all

[@matthewdooley7855]

Marley is a legend, and had an influence on some other legends. Eric Clapton covered "I Shot the Sheriff" and the Police picked up a lot of that reggae vibe as well.

[@ginacanale8480]

And the redemption song is one of Bob great songs

[@davidmarcus5833]

Last 2 concerts I saw at the Rainbow Finsbury Park in 1980 shortly before it closed, was Kool & the Gang, Bad Manners.

[@katherinebosse5706]

I have to agree with you about that buddy,,losing all these treasures so, so early….. Bob, Jimi, Janice, Jim Morrison, SRV, Holly, Cline, Croce, Winehouse, Valenz…so many more..my heart still aches. But then my mind gets blown with Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Don Henley…just to name a few..and I’m grateful. You know what I mean? ❤️‍🔥

[@BricktopBrickstop]

I'm 48, always loved Marley's music and known this performance was recorded live in London somewhere, yet somehow only just learnt it was at a theatre 5 minutes away from the house I grew up in. Crazy.

[@apatternedhorizon]

Love this version.

[@ricardomonroe9102]

Awesome I subscribe because of Harry Mack know to see you reacting to Bob Marley our hero Jah Jah luv from Jamaica bro

[@Hi-SickBoiFan]

I'm going to watch the film this Sat with fam,can't wait🇯🇲🔥👍

[@grantheys634]

I feel like from time to time, we all forget how truly amazing Bob Marley was. Everyone knows multiple Marley songs….regardless of your background. And that, is a triumph of art and music. His influence can be felt in the music of Eric Clapton…..The Police……and many more. One love for Bob Marley. Play a few songs in a row, and you too will be taken over by soul. Every time. Please react to more Marley. We don’t care that it’s not new music to you…… would be fun for us to share in some Marley inspiration. 🍻

[@spruce381]

Incredible - heard him n Irish radio the day before one of his last concerts. His accent was new to me - but understood his references and reverence for ‘herb’ more than the presenter. Legend. On the 6th of July, 1980, Bob Marley played the now historic concert at Dalymount Park on Dublin's north side, at that time the home of the soccer club Bohs. Rumours abound that Bob had a kickaround before the concert. Check out Bob Marley bohemians football shirt. Google. BP - pure class.

[@bnpwp]

Legend, his music transcends time. As you mentioned about mysterious deaths, you should check out the 27 club it gives you a list of famous artists who all died at 27.

[@betmo]

three little birds is fun...but stir it up ;) that's a song 🔥

[@victoriagrove5344]

Dang! Bob Marley! Icon for what’s right! Simplicity and truth, so beautiful that spirit. I miss so much

[@jenniferpickering7808]

Awesome, been to his concert..so good. Buffalo soldier next!

[@beverlywest7627]

I started listening to Bob Marley when I was 18 years old, great music is timeless, all these years later, I still listen to him at times, with alot of current music as well. , glad you featured this! So good BP!

[@Defiance-77]

I wish I had gotten the chance to see this live. BM was, lived, embodied music. So many parallels to Ren in our day. 💖

[@AP-gb3eh]

It was a spiritual experience to spread his music n the messages within , his sincerity was undeniable .

[@seandobson6221]

Oh this is the best! This songs subject is sad but you can’t hear Bob and not feel good!

[@karenmandeville7116]

and he died on my birthday. i was in the army, flying back to Oahu from the big island when i heard the news. so sad.

[@dianecogan9066]

Love you dude....l love the reactions you do.

[@liamstrange4939]

I was 2 years old and it was in London at the Lyceum

[@no1hokie]

Legend.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Smoke Up! Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer all together. Wow. The Rainbow Theater is in London, England, and has hosted many, many great groups. Mr. Marley and his Wailers were one of the best to appear there, along with the Ramones. Saw The Wailers, but many years after Bob had passed, but the music and the message were still powerful.

[@karenmandeville7116]

in 1975 a British friend of mine at college, gave me the LP of Natty Dread! I've been a fan ever since!

[@yp4506]

As a kid, my mother and I had very different tastes in music. The one performer that we both could agree on when riding in the same car was Bob Marley, and we listened to him every time we had to go somewhere together. That's what his music did, it brought people together. Rest in peace to the original legend.

[@sleepingtiger2096]

I definitely went through my Marley obsession time period. Had dreads and everything. haha. Bob Marley is a spiritual experience. Loved Peter Tosh's voice too. Stops time and echoes through eternity.

[@Randsurfer]

The slower tempo and dominant church organ of this version grabs your soul

[@user-lo2xi5dr2u]

I had the privilege to see Bob Marley live open air concert in the UK back in the 70s. I also saw Peter Tosh live in London when he left the wailers to go solo, real close up in a very small venue. Bob Marley and Peter Tosh were both responsible for all the lyrics in praise to Jah. using God name which in full is [Jehovah ] They were modern day prophets in my eyes. Peter Tosh was on lead guitar. They influenced me to search for the truth in Gods Word.[ Concrete Jungle ] is one of my favourites. Praise Jah you people

[@IslandGirl755]

Love Bob Marley his music is so inspirational