Bob Marley Stephen Davis-interview Boston 1980 Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This Bob Marley-interview is from september 15. 1980. Bob was interviewed by Stephen Davies. Bob had just arrived Boston from Miami where he had been rehearsing. He was about to start the Uprising tour in USA, the next day at The Hynes Auditorium. september 16.
Bob should have to cancel the tour after only four shows. He got ill September 21. and was diagosed with cancer.
Plenty themes come up in this interview. They speak about the upcoming tour, about bad sound at The Hynes Auditorium, about the spirit of community - Bob says: "The spirit of community is the greatest feeling of humanity, that's why harmony is so nice, when people singing harmony" , about his wife Rita, about his upbringing and about his children and their upbringing, about sending children to school, about when he started to play music, about his musical family, about his 9 months stay in America working at Chrysler, about seeing Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, about playing soccer -- exercise, about religious upbringing, about the album Uprising, about ska, calypso, jazz, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind and fire, Commodores, about the assassination against him, his opinion on politics, about African bands making versions of "Zimbabwe", about his stay in Zimbabwe, about Tuff Gong, about young artists like Nadine Sutherland and Junior Tucker and about Burning Spear, Dennis Brown, Steel Pulse, Black Uhuru, Denzel Washington, linton kwesi Johnson, Meditations, about the atomic energy in "Redemption song", about Bob Dylans religious music, about travelling with a chef, about herb supply, about how he was treated by customs, about the show in Milan, about Europe, about black Americans being the last group to catch up with reggae, about "The harder they come", and about money: "There are many things me love and money can't buy them ting there".
The pictures of Bob are so beautiful. he was very photogenic. A wise man, very patient and humble answering all those silly questions. RIP Bob Marley
Regga was introduced to Europe first.Plus, the State Dept ,for lack of a better term, put a band on Regga. Didn't stay hidden long .How many times as in graced the US. with many ,many excellence concerts 🎉
BOB MARLEY LE PLUS GRAND PATRON DE TOUS LES TEMPS ! RESPECT À CE GRAND MONSIEUR ANTI SYSTÈME ! 👌👌👌
Hello tu devrais poster ta traduction de cette vidéo tout les interviews bob devraient l'être non🤑
That's so cool that bob Marley liked steel pulse!
He loved their harmony
‘Man must not live by bread alone’ wow
Bob was deep
Great interview, some of the pictures made me sad but that's life.
Cool interview
I Never Really Have Any Expectations In Life, The Things I Grow With Like The Stones, The Tress The Sweet Smell From The Tree You Take And Make Bush Tea Me Can't Give Up Them Type Ah Happiness
Black people in America I believe at the time was very bias to Caribbeans based on the immigration status in America. So the were bias to even Africans even though were of American descent. That's how messed up the White man made them. I sensed the bias vibes as I grew up there as a Jamaican young man. The fact was they felt they were better. Now they adopt everything from our culture almost. Hip Hop music and how its presented is the ideology of the Sound system movement from our culture. Toasting is rather called MC. DJ Kool Herc brought the concept to the streets of Bronx New York. DJ KOOL HERC is Jamaican. We brought our very delicious comfort food to them as well. We were conducive. Bob Marley was just the ICE on the cake. A major plus for us Caribbeans.
white young reporters seem to give him alot of respect
Except that lady in Canada, lol. We all know the one. She said he was "quite strange looking" and that.
Bob's music was marketed to college students in America. They went for the middle class rock listening crowd which was predominately White youths. Being a Jamaican ,I understand Bob's semantics. I didn't like the questions about Ganja. He was sick here and didn't know it. That's how strong his spirit held it down.
Bob Marley was very deep. Someone above said he sounded uneducated. That to me is the burden of poor focus and attention. Listen closely to Bob Marley, what he says can only come from an extraordinary human being. Open, simple but very deep.
he is and sound uneducated . I knew him personally. I know some people may not believe but I can't expose how I knew Bob and Peter and all the Jamaican musicians of that era.
Exactly 💯 the herb 🌿 right now too Americanized 😄 garbage! Like Bob says might as well smoke a cig not tht middle stuff 😆 R.I.P Brother Bob
bob ate ital., but also ate liver occasionally for strength, he ate lots of small fish and lots of veggie foods in general
Bob didn't eat Ital
Fuark yes he did he didn’t eat salt
pra mim o melhor.
RASTA 💚❤💛👑
Cant get enough lmaooooo
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i wish when he spoke of the chef, that he woulda asked about his diet.... vegan or what.... cause dif Rastas eat dif... some fish, some no
he talked a lot about germany..i think he like/liked it
before in germany was war other nations wanted to destroy germany and steal technology...before roman empire antered the german groups of people had no big citys and borders..much freedom and love to nature..
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Lori Calabrese Bob Marley is the King of Kings.
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Damn 6:05