Coming in Hot - Peter Tosh

[@piapp9503]

The greatest reggae giant that has ever lived. His voice is iconic and unique. I will love him forever.

[@30pupsik]

Peter was a master,, always coming in hot

[@donaldphahlane7751]

The man with prophetic speeches

[@Zakariya22]

one of the best live singers ever. has such a commanding and powerful voice. the man Peter tosh what else can i say... not many people can equal his skills!

[@doxstox]

It should be noted that Tosh was the innovator, the man who brought Reggae to us. Taught Marley (who I love) to play and who pioneered this amazing music. This jam is da bomb!!!

[@30pupsik]

KING PETER NAILS IT ANOTHER TIME. CANT BELIEVE I WAS ONLY 2 FEET AWAY FROM HIM. SADLY IT WASNT TO SHAKE HIS HAND BUT IT WAS TO VISIT HIS GRAVE. VERY COOL TO MEET HIS MOTHER WHAT A NICE LADY I HOPE SHE IS STILL SITTING ON HER PORCH AND TRYING TO STAY IN THE BEST HEALTH THAT A 95 YEAR OLD LADY CAN STAY IN

[@traceyhaireka7880]

These are kind of rythm that can never expire, Jah Rastafari!

[@ricarjohnes8359]

A master class of live intrumentation, precision and performance!💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@KingMellow11]

I don't diss Bob,but for me, it was Peter that hit me.

[@hallamalleyne1925]

My sentiments exactly.bpth were great but Tosh is the maaan boss .no goshing or giving..

[@philipopesambili1377]

Me too

[@alexisdelgado8737]

Yes yes

[@jaymeezee9422]

Bob and Peter were OK, but the lads from Musical Youth catch a fire!!

[@KingMellow11]

@@jaymeezee9422 And where did Musical Youth get their vibe from? Ooooookay. They learned from people like Bob,Peter, Bunny and actually The Mighty Diamonds as well.

[@fted53]

Peters voice is majestic

[@simonriley3887]

Genius he was, none can compared .

[@bradleylowden558]

He and his band were artistic genius’s.

[@PokeySoggybottom]

Those robes are so fucking suave. Peter Tosh was the king!

[@DiceyJJ]

one of the best live albums I ever heard

[@fidasmatsimela9597]

This man was few streets ahead of Bob

[@blt4life112]

The tempo is just amazing.

[@d.blake808stateofmind4]

Stage presence to the max! The band is righteous tight too!

[@Gazacommandment]

That was a wicked dance at the end by the great Peter Tosh.... my guy!

[@francafoley181]

I like this song more here live on stage than the album version

[@normanmoyane1144]

Reggae music doesn’t get better than this. Peter Tosh was a class act

[@katongojohn6137]

Good energy for live stage work

[@MrAblack1]

4 dislikes? Four people who obviously don't appreciate the performance of GREAT reggae.

[@davyboycorkcity]

Gone to soon, same as Bob 🇮🇪☘️ greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@melvinmainwaring2498]

Much better than the record

[@seantaewilliams6527]

He sounds great live!

[@johnnyjuliusjohnson7879]

Mind blowing!

[@mronelove]

I saw peter a few weeks lata in birmingham england at a place call the hummingbird I will never forget that concert as long as i live.. the band was tight as ever...

[@ronisousa3426]

Raggae cantado com a alma,nostalgia incrivel!!! Viva o raggae,viva o bom humor!!

[@AtmaRising]

IT WAS AMAZING!!! Great tune.

[@riccardaaigbe4708]

Peter Tosh! I love you and your music so much!

[@arcangel5771]

...wie kann man da nur sitzen bleiben so wie die zuschauer? großartiger song :-)

[@rasngaboofficial]

Ohhh Donald…… without your guitars in this music.. this was not going to sound this way.. thx for your contribution. Stay easy … greetings to Peter in heaven. Tell him that he’s loved. Play on deh🙏😍💚💛❤️💪🏿we play your music too…

[@brunoantonio7778]

i from Brazil i love reggae Peter tosh

[@LayDeeA3]

Hot and very RED! Yes-I Peter. This was one of his most InI-spired performances inna Babylon. Iternal Love, RASTAFARI!

[@sethk2384]

This is soooo much better than the album version.

[@nrrbull]

This and the live version of dont look back that song he did with mic jager peter was an amazing performer. The studio and after effects killed it peter is too raw

[@nrrbull]

And the video🤣😂😂😂😂👍✌

[@elkeesandoval2877]

Yesss! The tempo and bass at the end of the live version are the truth!!!!

[@danablake9349]

Not even close!!

[@RCMUbiquity]

all the songs that he sang on this concert sounds better than album version :)

[@refilwemokgwebo6288]

I've learned a lot through his lyric.....for me he predicted what we are going through presently.

[@paulkimanikariuki505]

Triumphant entery Victory day may 5th. 1941 "..................... Take care not to spoil the good name of Ethiopia by acts which are worthy of the enemy. We shall see that our enemies are disarmed and sent the same way they came. As St. George who killed the dragon is the Patron Saint of our army as well as of our allies, let us unite with our allies in everlasting friendship and amity in order to be able to stand against the godless and cruel dragon which has newly risen and which is oppressing mankind. I charge you to consider them as a brother and a friend and to show them kindness and consideration." Haile Selassie I.

[@simonriley3887]

Prophecy , everything is coming to fruition that he prophecy.

[@blacksuperman6116]

Love Mr. Tosh R.I.P.👑 I'm coming in 🔥 as well!

[@mrcedrix7900]

Peter tosh was a genius 🔥🔥🔥

[@LowenKM]

Ah, Petah… he be Da Man! Thanks for posting this!!

[@zongongo]

Peter, You will live in our hearts forever Brother.

[@mjpd345]

Many times my friends and I ,we said yea, Peter Tosh is the best. Still is.

[@preetaclarke5886]

Its True!!!! No Bob for me! Peter Tosh fan for life!

[@gebremenfeskidus9567]

Peter Tosh rockin' a keffiyeh in 1983! A prophet ahead of his times.

[@chufa72]

Hello L.A., Los Angeles! Very good, very good to be here once more...

[@ono8809]

A musical Rebel Sharp stepping razor 🙏🏾🙌🏾✨

[@IsaacsSBands]

Best of the best watching from Zambia Lusaka respect YEAH man big McIntosh Peter

[@elmoselmo]

The best performance of Peter Tosh he never dead

[@marcovittozziii]

best peter tosh live show and album it has CAPTURED my soul

[@StompieTsikanyana]

PETER TOSH was in the League of his own incomparable that's why he was eliminated

[@HoraceVanKhute]

amazing vocals for a live performance!

[@MAHANHAT]

oh man seens i was young listening to you, i can´t stop listening i will die listing thanks to be one who make part of me. jahhhh

[@blaqsuperman5954]

Pure amazing ,coming in hottt!

[@brocksamson8634]

How are people sitting down. I would jump out of my seat as soon as the band came in.

[@enelreewor9818]

Love 💕 this song .......,....love his dress code.....👍

[@analesantiago1691]

Hot hot hot!!! Wounderfull!!!!

[@TheMOKOSIS]

Peter is not dead,he remains alive all day long.

[@hennyverheij5969]

I do understand the lyrics, cause i'm coming in hot to!

[@TheMastaSelecta]

YES! Same here,Henry. Once you come in hot its hard to cool it down

[@AGeorghiou]

Cooool runnings man! :')

[@RH421939]

it was about coming into 1981 with a burning hot fever that's where peter got the idea for the song

[@bastido_]

WICKED bassline!! said I'm a comin in hot hot HOT

[@nightapple1365]

I love Peter for wearing the Kufiya! Free Palestine! 🇵🇸

[@joashjoshua]

free gaza

[@PGms-zj9zp]

Peter the greatest of all....R. I. P

[@MrYourbooboo]

A red hot education on live instrumentation,true performer

[@keauno2003]

Thanks for sharing this. I would be mighty interested in other concerts from this period.

[@rosemarygomes9707]

absolutely my fav , what a talent …. GT woman what can I say , grew up with this talent …… my other fav is burning spear

[@PaulC39]

Very good Tosh Song. I didn't know about it till later on. Mama Africa was the first album I bought. Then in 2002 I got the remastered CD.

[@victornzaro8389]

Waa big up tosh!!

[@tejpen123]

greatest of all time

[@jeexbit]

Timeless! Much love from 2021.

[@malvinmainwaring3443]

Great record, strong voice

[@bayce3]

Haha this song is in one of my band's set lists! Nice!!!

[@doxstox]

Oatsintheoven?? Can't agree with you more!! No way I could sit to this. No way!!!!

[@1911gleap]

The song is a metaphor for his love for REGGAE and JAH LOVE... His love for H.I.M Haile Selassie the Imperial Majesty of Ethiopia and the Ruler of the world...How that LOVE grows daily and continually...

[@darengilliam7018]

When ever I get royally pissed I put this on, Then I able to bestow my forgiving GRACE upon them....

[@3aw77]

Playing sweet music performing on stage, dressed as a Arab only Peter can do this ,,,

[@devensonrodulfo3013]

The man was a boss

[@shirlspark_stardust]

3aw77 Peter Tosh had that type of power Rasta magestic

[@willg.6168]

More like dressed as Ethiopian aka African royalty only Peter could indeed he was the Last Respectable Theist...

[@tomasvanecek8626]

Runs like a clockwork :) "Well I just cleaned up my muzzle.. cocked my hammer.. " genius at work

[@usubornhaus]

a booomm shot...history repeat itself

[@bfirmage]

I used to love listening to Peter Tosh

[@bastido_]

fully fullwood bass killaa

[@waynesandy218]

That's what u call real roots rock regae.

[@yung1zenny548]

Wow, the bridge @ 2.22 was definitely "Wailers" influenced, and as for the dub @ 3.15, sheer genius from that whirlpool of skilled & classy musicians!

[@TheFancy101]

love this song

[@mikekilby9785]

2024 still here 💪

[@zxingzxing]

I'm a coming In hot, hot, hot, firin in firin in them shot, shot, shot coming in red hot, it's a musical shot I just clean up me nuzzle, I just load me barrel, and I cock me hammer Cause I'm gonna pull my trigger. One minute after dozing, I thought that I was a blazing, my blood it was a boiling It was amazing. Next day it went higher, whole a me catch a fire, i couldn't take it no longer, firin in the lighting shot, shot, shot, Courtesy of Steppin Razor (c) EMI Records Inc, 2010

[@Surfmus]

Timeless!

[@heathergaillard7807]

Thank you for this whole majestic play list. May have saved my life!

[@preetaclarke5886]

this is the man

[@TooBakedToDecideName]

This is close to the pinnacle.

[@DS-tz4lk]

Ima coming in 🔥🔥🔥

[@kabandabast4544]

Selassie l . I give thks Peter Tosh to fight fo New yutt Inna the ghetto bt still Babylon

[@amerikarma]

Brilliance!!

[@mronelove]

there is only one other reggae band that sounds as sweet as this and that is burning spear band,,

[@HoursFreeAOLsp]

Man he was good.

[@MayraMM5]

That bass is hot, hot, hot

[@aminatafatima4745]

Amazing

[@marcovittozziii]

the mystic man stay in heaven with the King and His Himperial Majesty... nothing else

[@preetaclarke5886]

My sentiments exactly! don't own nothin with Bob! Only Tosh! He was a realist!

[@jaharmytall6389]

He was a great ever

[@leonardo4273]

Peter tosh é Peter tosh ❤

[@3aw77]

amazing man

[@tshabangu]

coming in hot hot hot in 2019 !!

[@paulkimanikariuki505]

Ahadun ahad ! Ahad ahad ahad ! = proclamation of tawheed - the oneness of Allah ! (Tewaheedo) Haile Selassie is one ! Rastafari is ! Bilal used to say ahad ahad ahad while he was being totured in the hot dessert !

[@paulkimanikariuki505]

Bilal the Great African Muslim Bilal is very lovingly remembered by all Muslims of the world as one of the earliest great African Muslim. He was born in a village in a mountainous place in Western Arabia. Bilal's father was called Rebah and his mother was known as Hamama1. They had come to Arabia as slaves from Ethiopia. The father and mother were slaves of Ummayya bin Khalaf, a rich man from the tribe of Quraish. Bilal was therefore born in slavery and served as a housekeeper. His master Ummayya bin Khalaf was not a Muslim. When Bilal was about the age of 40, it was the time when Prophet Muhammad started teaching the new religion of Islam, Bilal was attracted by the teaching of Prophet Muhammad. He accepted the religion of Islam and became a Muslim. When Ummayya bin Khalaf and his family went to worship idols, Bilal would pray to Allah as taught by Islam. In the early days of Islam the tribe of Quraish who were strong and many and lived in and around Makkah, disliked Islam. They also disliked Prophet Muhammad and his new teachings. If any person accepted the new religion, they oppressed and harassed him. "The Polytheists"(The people of quraysh before islam) persecuted the muslims of the lower classes One day Ummayya bin Khalaf came to know of Bilal's secret prayers. He called Bilal and asked, “Oh Bilal, do you worship and bow down to the God of Muhammad?” Bilal was not afraid. He replied, 'Yes Master, I do worship Allah, the only God.” The reply angered Ummayya greatly. He began to torture Bilal. He was tied with ropes and made to lie on the burning hot desert sand at mid-noon. He was then asked to forget the God of Islam and worship the 'great' idols known as LAT and UZZA. But Bilal was strong in his new belief. He refused to worship idols and kept crying “AHAD-AHAD-AHAD”, meaning “One God, One God, One God” The tortures continued and were increased. Hot iron rod were stamped on his pained body. Yet Bilal would not yield. On one hot day Bilal lay on the burning hot sand tied to the ground. A very heavy stone was placed over his chest. Bilal could no longer bear the heat and the load so great. He had also grown weak. In that tied condition even water was denied to him. In the condition he lay and lost his senses. As the day neared its end, it became cooler; he regained his conscious (senses). He found that the heavy stone was no more on his chest. He wondered who had come to free him from pain. His heavy eyes slowly opened only to look at the bright smiling face of Prophet Muhammad. Prophet Muhammad had heard of and seen the torture of Bilal. It pained him extremely to learn that a true believer should suffer in such a manner. He also felt pity for the poor man He told Abu Bakr to purchase Bilal from Ummayya and set him free. This was done. In similar ways the Prophet had many slaves set free. He insisted that slaves be treated fairly and kindly. By his own conduct he also set such examples. When Bilal first came before the Holy Prophet, he praised the Holy Prophet in two poetic lines of his native language. The Prophet asked Hassan bin Thabit to translate it in Arabic. He translated it in words which means: “When in the world, the virtues are described, thou art mentioned as the model of virtues in our midst.” Among the slaves from Africa, Bilal was the first to accept Islam. He had a strong faith in Allah and a great love for the Prophet. He had a pure character. Soon he earned high respect of the Prophet and other great Muslims of the time. The Prophet liked Bilal's sweet voice and made him the first Muazzin -The Caller To The Prayers. All through his life Bilal remained a close companion of Prophet Muhammad and was with him at every occasion. When the Prophet died he was very saddened. Thereafter all his life he looked grieved and very solemn. He had gone to Madina when the Prophet had migrated. After the death of the Prophet he did not feel happy to stay in Madina. He sadly discontinued giving 'adhan' and migrated to Damascus, Syria. He died there after about eight (or ten) years. His grave is still existing in the famous Muslim graveyard in Damascus. People still go to his grave to pay respect and salute him.

[@paulkimanikariuki505]

Bangu means herb isnt it ? (suaheli) (Bangi)

[@patrickmwewa1367]

Toughest+Stepping Razer+Mystic Man+Bush Doctor=WordPower&Sound

[@TheEve30]

Love u PETER TOSH ,LOVE U FOREVER