No Woman, No Cry (Live At The Rainbow 1977) - Bob Marley & The Wailers (Reaction)

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[@barbmack7098]

I could never get enough of his music!!!!

[@damienfallon8980]

His music made him the face of an entire nation. RIP Bob

[@user-nf2gn7qj8t]

Facts

[@Gashouse69]

Bob was always such a vibe. A hero in Jamaica, an icon in the world.

[@andreaclarke161]

Bob Marley the GOAT. A Great musician, philosopher, peacemaker, writer and prophet. Such a legend! He has many more great songs!

[@ninalijahlosi]

BOB MARLEY RAISED ME!!

[@Just_Klaatu]

Bob has the most recognizable Jamaican voice ever recorded.

[@yasinyasin7640]

Bob marley is another level of singing ,philosophy.....❤

[@erinhansen2110]

---> Best part about this song... Bob wrote it, but songwriting credit was mysteriously given to Vincent Ford. Turns out Vincent ran a soup kitchen in the ghetto of Trench Town. The royalties from the song made sure that the soup kitchen would stay open and help as many people as possible. Bob was an awesome guy.

[@PaulaCollins-pz5rd]

Beautiful, never knew that

[@erinhansen2110]

@@PaulaCollins-pz5rd :) :) :)

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Bob Marley….the voice, the man, the legend!!! He was a whole vibe!!!! RIP

[@PriestessOfNothing]

He was just magical. This world needs him back.

[@york8629]

I know. Why does the good people always go away? 😢

[@y.b592]

Iron Sky (Paolo Nutini)

[@bobshaw8319]

Absolute Legend .. There will never be another like him

[@y.b592]

Iron Sky (Paolo Nutini)

[@ronjm945]

R.I.P. Bob Marley.. A great singer songwriter musician and human…

[@teresajackson5496]

Love seen him two times In 1976 I was age 17. Look into album Kaya❤

[@daledodson1279]

Love everything by Bob Marley! My favorite is “Waiting In Vain “ ❤

[@crystaljohnson5222]

Awww i love how he wrote this song for Mrs Rita Marley and you can see how he looks over at her a few times 😢

[@kirkdaley3441]

Yeah because he was cheating on her and she found out around this time

[@Just_Klaatu]

If you couldn’t feel the soul in this song, you might want to check your pulse.

[@mikecaetano]

Classic tune. The performance is from the final stop on the tour in support of what Time magazine later dubbed the best album of the 20th century, Exodus. Marley was shot in his home in Kingston in December 1976 and left for exile in London where he recorded that hit filled album, featuring "Jamming", "Waiting in Vain", "One Love/People Get Ready", and "Three Little Birds". When you're ready for more from Bob Marley, check out "Trenchtown Rock" from the Bob Marley and the Wailers 1975 album Live! recorded two years earlier at the Lyceum Theatre, London. It's also a classic.

[@laraismyname821]

Yes to all of that. "Three Little Birds" is my go-to song when I'm feeling down. It's always a mood lifter.

[@Zopf-international]

I need me an I-Three in my life. Such style. Such passion. Such presence.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

"Stir It Up", "One Love", "Three Little Birds"...

[@laraismyname821]

Spot on with the commentary. Whenever I'm sad or depressed I play his song "Three Little Birds" and it totally changes my mood. He makes me feel like everything really is going to be alright.

[@phillipharrison7283]

My fav album of Bob's is 'Kaya'. But for a good cross section including all his best go to the 'Legend' compilation. All first class. Super stuff!! Cheers JM ✌

[@maryannturton9830]

Love me some Bob Marley! Redemption Song is my personal favorite! I won tickets to a Ziggy Marley concert at the Stone Pony down the Jersey shore a few years back.Man,did we have a blast! Let's just say there was an abundance of silly smoke in the air,and everyone was so chill and happily vibin!🎙🎶😎

[@milanjtull5129]

👍legendary song

[@mrysedeers]

Kool

[@cweefy]

That was a great analysis young man. Respect.

[@apatternedhorizon]

One of my favorite live performances of his.

[@ericanderson8886]

Bob was the very best in reggae. This song never gets old.

[@PaulaCollins-pz5rd]

Damn shame he died.. legend of a.man

[@janetf23]

🌠

[@dantallman5345]

Yes! So many great Bob Marley songs. I will add War and Exodus. War is largely derived from the address Haile Selassie gave at the UN General Assembly in 1963. Iron Lion Zion is about Haile Selassie. There is fascinating cultural and political background here.

[@marioeduardobarzanfilho4401]

The good die young!!

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Redemption Song, Iron Lion Zion, One Cup of Coffee, War 🙏😎 🎸

[@matthewbecker964]

On good nights Bob Marley would go into trance states. He had the charisma that comes with spiritual clarity.

[@LordEagle]

Great words of wisdom from a great man. 💥💥💥👍😎

[@TimoVERSION]

This is the real stuff, where the "Legend" comes from. Steer clear of that sanitized collection and always dig into the studio albums. There's some good live videos, such as the rest of this concert, but the sonic alchemy (the mix of sound, the delivery, and the lyrics) on his best recordings are the heart of the matter. Sure, he made some love songs, and in the right circumstances, such as this song, I sing along joyfully, but I saw him in '79 and he was preaching revolution.

[@Disco_Breakin]

My wife was "on the list" for either this show or the lyceum one. Long story short, she didn't go. And I quote "I couldn't be arsed"

[@vincentbarrett347]

This is the Lyceum show 1977

[@DJBilodeau]

Marley is one of the orignals; nontheless the Fugees do a very nice performance of this song!

[@johnpipere83]

Great performance it's a shame what happened to the Rainbow theatre

[@nello8630]

You should react to "Top Rankin" off his Survival album.

[@lking3024]

You need to play “War”.

[@rabanmartine3902]

Try "Redemption song" We love it

[@theresamendoza9143]

Great artist, great songs, a great person. Have you seen any of his interviews?

[@tilemonkee5510]

Much love,bro! ❤ Here's to a better year than the last couple, eh?!

[@richardbeaton7324]

Gotta do Crazy Baldheads from this concert ! ;)

[@simchabaruch7023]

This song and others like it can change your DNA. Make you a different person. Janis Joplin has this power as well.

[@vdjowk]

Supernatural

[@catherine9107]

React to lucky dube please 😊

[@franksullivan1873]

It was ashamed that he got sick and left this World so soon.He smoked too much,I guess.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Cancer. Started from a foot injury, playing Football/Soccer with his band and friends, in Jamaica. He didn’t heal that well. Cancer, is when cells don’t follow their function. Cancer went through his body. His last song in concert was “Redemption Song” during a concert in Pittsburgh (a recording is on CD). Bob M’ was flown to Germany, for experimental cancer treatment. His dreads were shaved, losing his hair. He died. (An excellent documentary, about a decade ago, interviews, film, photos, his Life)

[@rbb9753]

IIRC he had melanoma, a skin cancer, in his foot. An injury can worsen a cancer, since cancer cells reproduce way faster than normal cells. (I could gas on about this sink I have a rare form, in my eye, but his songs are so uplifting that I won’t.)

[@ivorysteele]

You right. Bob is a chanter not a singer