@Mohamed Sherif Tayashi Yes, there is a certain juxtaposition of styles on the part of each of the 2 lead guitarists, American-born AL ANDERSON, whose background was in blues, & Jamaican-born, UK-raised JUNIOR MARVIN also; both guitarists added an element of blues-rock & R&B lead guitar, which is what Marley wanted, a "wailing" sound with a tough edge to it... However, both players are working very much to play within the reggae groove, but they also tease, cajole, & bend funky off-beat accents, with Anderson more faithfully riding & embellishing the groove, & Marvin hitting 'off-beat attacks' that are at times 'pitted against the groove', which is in a way the rule in reggae, that every instrument is doing something off-beat, compared to, say, 4-beat rock or other "downbeat music", in reggae, every instrument does something off-beat or "reversed", even the bass & drums... So the lead guitars are definitely responding to the groove, but they dance in between the beats & also accent off beat.
It was a style adopted by Chris Blackwell to sell Bob Marley and his product Reggae which was not known to the world like Rock or Pop music way back then . The 70s was the era of electric guitar and Jimmy Hendrix and the world especially Europe drifted towards Rock . So Chris coloured the not so Popular Reggae music with a touch of Rock provided by the rock guitar and style . Hence Bob Marley called the style " Root Rock Reggae" .
Bob Marley I saw him in Turin nearly 100.000 people in the Olympic stadium. I remember two massive towers of Marshall speakers the power of the drums and bass bursting your lungs the vibrations of reggae huuuuuuaaaaaaoooo what a memorable day never forget, 18 years old. the best music around from Reggae to real Rock, so many concerts live From Aswad, Peter Tosh, Sly & Robbie, Burning Spear, to Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Genesis, The Police. I saw them all, most of them for free after asking the company to help build the stage. That was real music I can look back and I can say I really enjoy my young age and time well spent.
Bob Marley Al Anderson junior mavin Austin family man Peter tosh they were masters of guitars🎸 they really understand music this talents will never exist in this world again
I was at the late show that night. He did one at 7:30 and one at 10:30 pm. He was very lively for most of the show. The band was great and they sounded amazing at the Music Hall. I remember at one point about a quarter of the way through the show you could see a cloud of smoke against the white lights. Everyone was lighting up. Excellent footage. Brings back memories~ Rob/Boston
Amount of time wasted on cut scenes for an already limited 'official' family release is a bit out of hand .............. Shame it's so out of hand ---- the Bob Marley 'brand', exploited for every possible penny Makes me physically sick to see shitty headphones at Walmart marketed as 'Bob Marley' ............ Come on man, get it together Marleys, and manage Bob's legacy with the utmost class if nothing else GLADLY pay for the music /footage, but backbiting strategy is sad Sorry for ranting off---- just hits a nerve seeing choppy video & audio we've had for years considered a huge release....... Still not a lick of real non-Zimbabwe Africa 1980 footage!!!! Blessings brother........ thank you for sharing
I agree with you 100 percent. Bob Marley the man and the music is what people want. His work lives on and stands alone. The family is just farming off the name to stay rich. Anyway. This is just refreshing
I love that scat section, where he sings "you gon' rock you gon' roll, tonight". It is like part of Bill Haley and the Comets "Rock Around the Clock". Showing the connections between, Blues , Rock'nRoll and Reggae.
Magnifique soliste maîtrise à la perfection sa guitare pour que les notes musicales concorde au raisonnement du style de ce genre de musique et à la synchronisations avec l'ensemble des instruments
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Saw BMW in 1978 at the Houston Music Hall. I was 17. I'm 61 now and that concert is on my list of the great things I have done in my life.
Junior was great but the first guitar solo was Al Anderson. For ther rest I have no other words.....Bob was the greatest. RIP and Jah bless ya.
Literally BOBMARLEY is the best musician this world has ever have
I was one month old , this song is over 42 years old and I’m jamming to it in 2020 ‼️
oh yeah 42 years is ssssuuuuuccchhhh a long time. :)
Pp
All the crew play reggae but the lead guitar was doing something else
@Mohamed Sherif Tayashi
Yes, there is a certain juxtaposition of styles on the part of each of the 2 lead guitarists, American-born AL ANDERSON, whose background was in blues, & Jamaican-born, UK-raised JUNIOR MARVIN also; both guitarists added an element of blues-rock & R&B lead guitar, which is what Marley wanted, a "wailing" sound with a tough edge to it...
However, both players are working very much to play within the reggae groove, but they also tease, cajole, & bend funky off-beat accents, with Anderson more faithfully riding & embellishing the groove, & Marvin hitting 'off-beat attacks' that are at times 'pitted against the groove', which is in a way the rule in reggae, that every instrument is doing something off-beat, compared to, say, 4-beat rock or other "downbeat music", in reggae, every instrument does something off-beat or "reversed", even the bass & drums...
So the lead guitars are definitely responding to the groove, but they dance in between the beats & also accent off beat.
@@papagreenemusic you know the music very well
It was a style adopted by Chris Blackwell to sell Bob Marley and his product Reggae which was not known to the world like Rock or Pop music way back then . The 70s was the era of electric guitar and Jimmy Hendrix and the world especially Europe drifted towards Rock . So Chris coloured the not so Popular Reggae music with a touch of Rock provided by the rock guitar and style . Hence Bob Marley called the style " Root Rock Reggae" .
it's what Frank Zappa called 'spoo' ;-)
This is the actual role of a lead guitar.
Bob Marley I saw him in Turin nearly 100.000 people in the Olympic stadium. I remember two massive towers of Marshall speakers the power of the drums and bass bursting your lungs the vibrations of reggae huuuuuuaaaaaaoooo what a memorable day never forget, 18 years old. the best music around from Reggae to real Rock, so many concerts live From Aswad, Peter Tosh, Sly & Robbie, Burning Spear, to Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Genesis, The Police. I saw them all, most of them for free after asking the company to help build the stage. That was real music I can look back and I can say I really enjoy my young age and time well spent.
Bob Marley should be able to come back to life and give one big last concert so I can be there 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pierre Riccardo all things are possible with YAH.
David Olson that sounds like a deadly option😉
❤@@sowhat1273
Junior Marvin is the main man in this performance!
After Bob perhaps...
actually Al Anderson did the first solo. Junior played first muted guitar with the bass and did a solo at the middle
Bob Marley Al Anderson junior mavin Austin family man Peter tosh they were masters of guitars🎸 they really understand music this talents will never exist in this world again
ce live est puissant et Junior Marvin fait de son solo à la guitare..une tuerie💚 💛❤
His dance moves 👌. We love you Bob Marley ❤️💕💕
I was at the late show that night. He did one at 7:30 and one at 10:30 pm. He was very lively for most of the show. The band was great and they sounded amazing at the Music Hall. I remember at one point about a quarter of the way through the show you could see a cloud of smoke against the white lights. Everyone was lighting up. Excellent footage. Brings back memories~
Rob/Boston
King of music !!!! BMW !!!!
This is my favorite version
Yes, i like too.
Same
New Zealand version is the greatest. Check it.
Check out the live version in england 1977,you might change your stand
@@vincentbarrett7266 send me a link
Who could possibly have the temerity to give this a thumbs down?
The CIA for sure
Am very pleased with Bob's touch on this spiritual music, I can confirm he understood it very well dating way back,the African way!
It’s a mystery of the universe ! One of the greatest songs ever 👍🏼
a zombie would thumb down
This music has such a good vibe I can listen to it all day
Amount of time wasted on cut scenes for an already limited 'official' family release is a bit out of hand ..............
Shame it's so out of hand ---- the Bob Marley 'brand', exploited for every possible penny
Makes me physically sick to see shitty headphones at Walmart marketed as 'Bob Marley' ............ Come on man, get it together Marleys, and manage Bob's legacy with the utmost class if nothing else
GLADLY pay for the music /footage, but backbiting strategy is sad
Sorry for ranting off---- just hits a nerve seeing choppy video & audio we've had for years considered a huge release.......
Still not a lick of real non-Zimbabwe Africa 1980 footage!!!!
Blessings brother........ thank you for sharing
I agree with you 100 percent. Bob Marley the man and the music is what people want. His work lives on and stands alone. The family is just farming off the name to stay rich. Anyway. This is just refreshing
well ur just a ray a sunshine man hit the bong man damn
legendary performance, JAH BLESS, BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS
"you gon' rock you gon' roll, tonight" that was it for me
That guitar riff is so funky I fell off the seat
That's right jeeeeee
king of reggae
bob marley la bete de scène.
Junior marvin lo está pasando muy bien!
Así también Bob :D
One of the most beautiful piece of creation
Always make me smile to see the Rasta man on stage 👍🏾🙏🏿
Bob forever
I love that scat section, where he sings "you gon' rock you gon' roll, tonight".
It is like part of Bill Haley and the Comets "Rock Around the Clock".
Showing the connections between, Blues , Rock'nRoll and Reggae.
That's the reggae ambassador! Spreading jar love!
The holy spirit was present 2:06 when he stike that guitar❤️💛💚
Cedella u need to put all concert footage and all songs in a package and watch da legend grow into a mystical form.
Thank you Bob Marley!!!!🙏❤💛💚..thank you for the Video!!
i like his moving
Magnifique soliste maîtrise à la perfection sa guitare pour que les notes musicales concorde au raisonnement du style de ce genre de musique et à la synchronisations avec l'ensemble des instruments
Wow the energy I feel it surging trough my body, I GOT TO LIVELY UP MYSELF. Connect with Mother Earth these days my people.
live live xxxxxx god hah
Sooooo dooooopppe in 2020
I'mma trying to wondahh love this so much one love from a Bostonian
You would never know from this performance that he was sick.
Wil Taylor Bob Marley was not sick, they did to him what they always do to prophets.
Makes me cry😔
Amazing clarity on this video! Long live the Lion!!
Solid walls of sound
SHOWZASO EM BOSTOM MUITA ONDA EM RSRS
La preuve de l'âme Messieurs les scientifiques
the best version
Amazing!
Bob Marley never used the guitar, he was always off the sound systems
My favorite song of Bob Marley
Too bad they never show the dude busting out the first solo on the gibson... so good...
Wow
Unforgettable Bob Marley and the wailers.The best of Reggae music.
love love love it
Some fantastic instrumentalists
Who’s still here 2021 🔥🔥
salam ahmed
Ses œuvres constituent de lui survivre. C'est magnifique !!!
Amaze'n
Lord
👌👌👌👌👌....2019.....
🔥🔥🔥
🤟🤟🤟🤟roots kedupur abateyy
Junior Marvin na guitarra ...lenda
A lenda júnior Marvin se iguala a Jimmy Hendrix
cowboy boots for the win
No Name 8
Never Be Another!!
👏👏👏 What moment 🔥
Man that is a sweet guitar. Looks like a Les Paul in natural wood.
Wish we could see Jr. Marvin playing that lead!
bob marley
Boom!!
Truly the king of reggae.
Positivity always wins. ✨
J'adore ça
🏆🎖️🏅🥇
The waylers monstros
❤️💛💚
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Leyenda en llamas 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great!
My favourite song ever, this one in Boston!
❤️💚💛
❤💚💛
Wwwwwwwwwwaaaawwww
The greatest one😍😍😍
Aston family man Barrett
Unforgettable Bob Marley
Sensacional.
👏👏👏👏🌟🎵🎵🎸🎸💚💚💚🇧🇷✌️
Whats the story behind the footage?
I mean...I L.I.K.E....IT
O L.i.k.e...IT
🙌
This is a gem!
blade gang, how clever or is that Cleaver to MotheRa
Guitarist?
Solo in the beginning - Al Anderson
Middle/end solo - Junior Marvin
Hatari
Qual o nome do guitarrista?
Junior marvin
yes yes i now.
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