I totally agree! It touches you derò in your soul. One of my favorites he sings. Above all this: Junior is a real Gentleman in any situation in life. A rare man but real human! ONE LOVE, Junior
Crowd was colder than Canadian winter!!!! We reggae lovers would love to be sitting there. Your guitar style and tone with The Wailers is unique, sweet!! Irie Junior Marvin
Couldn t agree more. Brilliant guy. Did the audience want to hear about Marley?, who Junior was actually only with for a few years but certainly added to the mix, hell he could take over on the odd occasions Marley used to vanish for awhile
I don't think the crowd are into Roots Rock Reggae Music. Or not reggae funs at all. I myself will love to meet him personally. This is history. And well spoken individual. I do admire all the wailers band. The style of playing was very unique.
I really enjoyed this interview but wrong audience for sure. Loved the comparison between the audience and a Canadian winter. Both dismal. Junior was a light which these kids did not appreciate
I always wondered who was this towering figure behind Bob holding a guitar in all his concerts. At some point I thought he had passed until I discovered his name is Junior and he's alive and kicking. The guy is blessed with good health and appears not to have caught up in the drugs Web which wasted many in his generation. He's a wonderful guy and hope he tours Kenya soon. Nuff respect 🙏 Junior Marvin. 17/11/2021
That wasn't Junior you referring to. That was AL Anderson, he's the taller of the two and he's also still alive. Only him, Junior and the I3's are the only ones left
The interview was so very special to me. To get to know so much more about Junior’s musical background from his beginnings & influences, including his multiple musical faucets was so amazing.
It's really amazing he remembers all he's life & musical experiences decades ago. What a well spoken individual. Thanks for your contribution to the wailers band. Very iconic!!!!
I love what he said about the universe rewarding you when you practice so much that the subconscious reacts with the muscle memory! I've noticed this in my guitar playing and song writing as well. What an awesome guy! and talk about right place at the right time. He really knew all the greats.
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I felt like he really wanted to educate the people with the story of the Wailers and of Bob Marley. I hated for the interview to end.
Everyone one the wailers is a deciple of bob marley,they are all the wailers, and were chosen by the almighty to fulfill a mission , bob marley was an angel, a musical messenger sent by the allmighty, junior is a wailer and part of the team ,
They are duplicate of thier own spirit double, not Bob Marley. Bob is diplicate of his own spirit double.Reggae has many masters aka Kings and Queens. Before Bob and the Wailers it was the ancestral trans rythmn( kujina, myal, rival, poco, burru, lamentations (blues) etc) and words sound then came ska and reggae and legend like Jimmy cliff. Given every man thier credit. Euemelanin black people are multi talent intuitive spirited people. Its innate.
@@christians483 Almost 40 years since RNM left the planet and still we mourn him. His words and music still so meaningful and bang up to date. Always will be. Incredible
Givethanks mi Bredrin you and Bob and the rest of the band including the the original wailers raised a lot of us in Yaad and around the world Jah Bless
Wow this was a awesome interview and I learned a lot about how their songs came together and a lot about Junior himself. I have a couple of documentaries on Bob but they never talked about the real reason he had to leave Germany while getting treatment although the documentary touched on some of it i wouldn't have imagined it was because they were feeding him and it compromised his treatment. I guess everyone has their perspective of what and how they remember things. Overall he gave a great history lesson.
I saw the Wailers band in London at the Brixton academy in 1986 with my brother Phill and he's mate Ian very good gig and a good night out nice one one love paulas
I saw Bob Marley and the Wailers played at the Palace Park June 1980 London with my brother Phill and he's mate Ian very good gig and a good day out nice one one love paulas
Absolutely loved this...what a legend and a classic example of a great music .dips In hear dips in there ..no black and white bull crap just music and musicians....great to see ..what a inspiration this guy is ...wish it was longer..he went out of his way there to share storyd and knowledge on the background of the music business etc and I love that the most ..what a gifted talented yet humble good guy .loved it
Rainbow soon after he joined. Didnt know at the time he was not just some random lead guitar player. Blackwell gets a rough ride but his intervention and yes rock music business connections was what brought Bob in to prominence
I wish people asked guitar gear related questions. I really want to know the pedals he used live and his set up for when he recorded the "waiting in vain" solo.
Someone asked him that question on his Facebook page, about pedals he used in the 70s he mentioned Doctor Q was one of them but I can't remember the other one he mentioned
A very dear gentleman. Lucky to meet Familyman and Jr. A couple of times! Magestic Warriors had just come out. One in INS at MIA that he got harrassed: his UK passport was three passports linked by official ribbons.. UK style. The officer got jealously angry. I had to explain to the Supervisor who Jr was... he was released right then. It looks like he got harrassed by the usual suspects - black listed. Jr invited me to an incredible unforgettable private concert in SoBea.. The Wailers doing a private party!! A blessed heart, we owe Jr Marvin. Hard to find those Wailer album, and on DVD Jr actually would hide in an unlit corner. Ps he was in The Prisoner w Patrick McGoohan ?!
What about the band in the Playboy Club ca 1968? 'Junior' it was called I believe. I first met Junior at that time. His keyboard playing was fat! And 1973 (replacing guitarist Paul Pena), when he joined T-Bone Walker's Bluesband in Chicago, and played in the band for more than a year! He brought the Blues into Reggae. His guitar playing was awesome! I was T-Bone's producer & manager at the time. Robin Hemingway www.jitneyjanesongs.com
Well, may be they were expecting more from the guy. Something more rebellious, more revolutionnary.. to fuel their own imagination. Instead of that, they only got Mr It-Was-Great-To-Live-In-A-Colonialist-Society-Back-Then-In-UK. Catch a Cold.. Let's do the same lecture with Al Anderson and see what happens.
1:06:48 nope, Bob Marley was assassinated by the CIA the agent that killed him confessed to killing bob, but he confessed on his death bed , he didn't want to kill Bob he liked Bob but he'd had to do it, Bob was 1 of a list of people that would be silenced, some were journalists some were doctors some were musicians, the u.s government killed Bob Marley, they feared that he would create a black movement in America, junior Marvin hinted at his assassination by mentioning shoes, that's how the CIA killed him , the agent was posing as a leading photographer for the Times, he gave Bob Marley a pair of shoes and imbedded into the sole of the shoe was a copper spike that was contaminated with a cancer causing disease and the agent also oversaw bobs medical treatments to insure he would die, junior Marvin and the rest of the family and the wailers don't want to be silenced either that's why they won't tell you how Bob really died,
Rastafari Kedusan Girmawi Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Negusa Negas Ababa Jon Hoy...HalelluYah Sehumi Igziabeher...Besem-May Ab Wold Menfes Qeddus...Extol H.I.M that rideth upon the heavens by His name JAH & Rejoice before H.I.M...For the Lord Most High is terrible...He is a great King over all the earth...Save Lord let the King hear us when we call...Salaamta...Tenayistilign...I.N.R.I...Earth's Rightful Ruler...Word Sound Power of the Holy TRINITY: Authority....Selah...
Exodus wasn't their best album to me and I'm a Bob Mrey fan. I think it was over synthesized and bland. The best album was Survival.....The album with the best sound is Rastaman Vibration.
Wetdewlap he should mak it clear that jimi hendix via the isleys bro, achieve distortion by simply turning up d guitar n amp. till d speaker rattle thats b4 the fuzz box was invented
Their are many. Murvin in Jamaica he is the one who sing the police & thife he was all so grate singer guiter player in. Lee Scrah Perry backing band in the 70s both of them pass a way find him on RUclips
► Read more on Junior Marvin here...
www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/junior-marvin-lecture
Look at all the different cultures of people that are gathered in that room. Anything dealing with Bob Marley has this divine attribute.
just listen to how Junior Marvin Plays in the song " THE HEATHEN " ...right there you know that this guy is the master of the art.
the last time they ever played it live he went off on the solo its on the bob marley live forever album
Yes he is a great guitarist. And pretty.
I totally agree! It touches you derò in your soul. One of my favorites he sings. Above all this: Junior is a real Gentleman in any situation in life. A rare man but real human! ONE LOVE, Junior
Wright on, he nailed it in that song!!
I didn't know that was him but a great song possibly my favourite of bmw
Crowd was colder than Canadian winter!!!! We reggae lovers would love to be sitting there. Your guitar style and tone with The Wailers is unique, sweet!! Irie Junior Marvin
geo7peru Sean Reggae Lovers would freak out by every word he say... Reggae Reggae Reggae
Couldn t agree more. Brilliant guy. Did the audience want to hear about Marley?, who Junior was actually only with for a few years but certainly added to the mix, hell he could take over on the odd occasions Marley used to vanish for awhile
Maybe they’ll get it later 🤔🙄
I don't think the crowd are into Roots Rock Reggae Music. Or not reggae funs at all. I myself will love to meet him personally. This is history. And well spoken individual. I do admire all the wailers band. The style of playing was very unique.
I really enjoyed this interview but wrong audience for sure. Loved the comparison between the audience and a Canadian winter. Both dismal. Junior was a light which these kids did not appreciate
I always wondered who was this towering figure behind Bob holding a guitar in all his concerts.
At some point I thought he had passed until I discovered his name is Junior and he's alive and kicking.
The guy is blessed with good health and appears not to have caught up in the drugs Web which wasted many in his generation.
He's a wonderful guy and hope he tours Kenya soon.
Nuff respect 🙏 Junior Marvin.
17/11/2021
That wasn't Junior you referring to. That was AL Anderson, he's the taller of the two and he's also still alive. Only him, Junior and the I3's are the only ones left
When I saw Junior Marvin was in Stuttgart, Germany in 1987,a day I'll never forget in my life. He never fail to mesmerize the audience!
"you just have to have your own sound" - Thank You Sir for those words of truth and inspiration!!!
The interview was so very special to me. To get to know so much more about Junior’s musical background from his beginnings & influences, including his multiple musical faucets was so amazing.
Great guitar player! We simply love him and all Wailers musicians
He should write a book. This is history.
He will do it next year.
He has a lot of parts in Bob's book titled So Much things to say
It's really amazing he remembers all he's life & musical experiences decades ago. What a well spoken individual. Thanks for your contribution to the wailers band. Very iconic!!!!
Very very intelligent musician, great interview, very knowledgeable, lucid and humble . Great man of music.
Marvin Junior. You're a legend. I came to like you when watching Heathen with Bob Marley and The Wailers
Junior Marvin is bringing a very big music lesson to the people for free....amazing!!!!
Stand up for you right any time any day any place/places. God bless and keep you brother.
His playing was perfect with Bob.
Stop tellin bullshit
@@christians483 rainbow 1977 concert had a great performance from him
I love what he said about the universe rewarding you when you practice so much that the subconscious reacts with the muscle memory! I've noticed this in my guitar playing and song writing as well. What an awesome guy! and talk about right place at the right time. He really knew all the greats.
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I felt like he really wanted to educate the people with the story of the Wailers and of Bob Marley. I hated for the interview to end.
Junior Marvin, great musician! Great man. Humble man.😊
Apprecialove this innerview, Brother King Junior Marvin, such a legendary story to tell! Give thanks for the inspiration!!!
One of my top ten guitarists, I grew up listening to his playing, on rainbow theatre with Bob marley and the wailers.
He's a true legend. 🌹🌹🌹
Everyone one the wailers is a deciple of bob marley,they are all the wailers, and were chosen by the almighty to fulfill a mission , bob marley was an angel, a musical messenger sent by the allmighty, junior is a wailer and part of the team ,
FAN of FREEDOM Come on. He was a simple normal person
They are duplicate of thier own spirit double, not Bob Marley. Bob is diplicate of his own spirit double.Reggae has many masters aka Kings and Queens. Before Bob and the Wailers it was the ancestral trans rythmn( kujina, myal, rival, poco, burru, lamentations (blues) etc) and words sound then came ska and reggae and legend like Jimmy cliff. Given every man thier credit. Euemelanin black people are multi talent intuitive spirited people. Its innate.
everyone sitting there waitin for him to stark talkin about bob
Very true, including those watching the video like me.
Ralph Figaro another story about Bobs death...i dont´t believe it.
Junior Marvin is great in his own right
@@christians483 Almost 40 years since RNM left the planet and
still we mourn him. His words and music still so meaningful and bang up to date. Always will be. Incredible
Me too bro
This interview is interesting, I appreciate the depth and experience of Junior Marvin, it's musically educative.
Givethanks mi Bredrin you and Bob and the rest of the band including the the original wailers raised a lot of us in Yaad and around the world Jah Bless
Love him beautiful guitarist player I always listen to junior in the nighty Robert nesta Marley o.m
Wow this was a awesome interview and I learned a lot about how their songs came together and a lot about Junior himself. I have a couple of documentaries on Bob but they never talked about the real reason he had to leave Germany while getting treatment although the documentary touched on some of it i wouldn't have imagined it was because they were feeding him and it compromised his treatment. I guess everyone has their perspective of what and how they remember things. Overall he gave a great history lesson.
ERNEST RANGLIN is one of the GREATEST GUITARIST EVER, YES THERE'S GUITARIST OF YOUR STANDARDS FROM WAY BACK TILL NOW IN JAMAICA.,
Yes. Ernest Ranglin known as the King of Ska 🎸 Guitar in those days. There's also Earl Chinna Smith
I saw the Wailers band in London at the Brixton academy in 1986 with my brother Phill and he's mate Ian very good gig and a good night out nice one one love paulas
What an interview...wow!!!
The Legend behind the Legend
One of the greatest guitar player
Junior Marvin is a guitar Legend💚💛💖
I saw Bob Marley and the Wailers played at the Palace Park June 1980 London with my brother Phill and he's mate Ian very good gig and a good day out nice one one love paulas
I wonder if the crowd were farmiliar with Bob' s songs. They are so cold!
Wow ..most enlightening about wailers and Bob.
Knowing Jr Marvin had a mauritian friend back then made me feel special 😅
One love 💚💛❤
Wow! I had no idea what a genius this guy was. Pretty legendary
Here after the 'One Love' movie and just Wow the history and the insight , learning about Roger Mayers
Absolutely loved this...what a legend and a classic example of a great music .dips In hear dips in there ..no black and white bull crap just music and musicians....great to see ..what a inspiration this guy is ...wish it was longer..he went out of his way there to share storyd and knowledge on the background of the music business etc and I love that the most ..what a gifted talented yet humble good guy .loved it
One love the movie brought me here!!! ❤❤❤❤ “ let him play!” Bob Marley said!
Muscle memory will give you a bonus
great works Junior! you made the shows colorful! most notably live @ the Rainbow!!
Rainbow soon after he joined. Didnt know at the time he was not just some random lead guitar player. Blackwell gets a rough ride but his intervention and yes rock music business connections was what brought Bob in to prominence
Great story. God Bless Jr Marvin
The interview is a beautiful song! 🎸
I'm back here again for the lesson of music
For an academy whose namesake is said to give you wings, this crowd is unbelievably dull.
Positive is all you have to be... no matter what and Junior carries on the Vibs🔥🏺🔥🪔
Just love this interview
Amazing interview with a blessed guitarist!
"I had nothing to do with it,I was just an instrument"
These guys channelled demons for such brilliance. Bob Marley did strike me as a chaneller
Fantastic Interview. 👏🏾👏🏾
Masterful eloquent articulate production and presentation absolutely fantastic
Thanks for this .
Junior is a super cool guy.
Jr.your documentary is extremely interesting , I really enjoyed it and I'm not a musican......... Remember you eating Rum and Raisin Ice cream....
I wish people asked guitar gear related questions. I really want to know the pedals he used live and his set up for when he recorded the "waiting in vain" solo.
Someone asked him that question on his Facebook page, about pedals he used in the 70s he mentioned Doctor Q was one of them but I can't remember the other one he mentioned
greenh anyway you cant copy it
yeah those live versions!
@@christians483 You mean I cant copy his sound or I cant copy his gear?
greenh just Play your own style.
Thank you for The story about bob Marley ✡️👑🌟🇮🇱🇯🇲
This is real. Asante!!
....I attended the same Secondary school in the 1960's,(Brooke House) His real name is Donald Kerr and he was a Prefect and a good boxer!...
Royalty 💜
Junior Marvin looks and sounds way different than when he played with Bob Marley...is that really him?
He has the point at 59:00
Develop your own DNA
omg, an incredible catch, space captured.
Enjoyed that. What a nice guy.
Simply great.
Thank you
Bom guitarrista 👏👏👏
I love this best video on RUclips
Bob would love this
Respect 🇯🇲
Prolific musician, played with Bob Marley
Respect King Lion 🎸🦁 Queen 👑❤️💛💚🌹🤗😊🍁
A very dear gentleman. Lucky to meet Familyman and Jr. A couple of times! Magestic Warriors had just come out. One in INS at MIA that he got harrassed: his UK passport was three passports linked by official ribbons.. UK style. The officer got jealously angry. I had to explain to the Supervisor who Jr was... he was released right then.
It looks like he got harrassed by the usual suspects - black listed. Jr invited me to an incredible unforgettable private concert in SoBea.. The Wailers doing a private party!!
A blessed heart, we owe Jr Marvin. Hard to find those Wailer album, and on DVD Jr actually would hide in an unlit corner.
Ps he was in The Prisoner w Patrick McGoohan ?!
What about the band in the Playboy Club ca 1968? 'Junior' it was called I believe. I first met Junior at that time. His keyboard playing was fat! And 1973 (replacing guitarist Paul Pena), when he joined T-Bone Walker's Bluesband in Chicago, and played in the band for more than a year! He brought the Blues into Reggae. His guitar playing was awesome! I was T-Bone's producer & manager at the time. Robin Hemingway www.jitneyjanesongs.com
Great interview, wonderful guy - junior Murvin.
What a dead crowd!
Well, may be they were expecting more from the guy. Something more rebellious, more revolutionnary.. to fuel their own imagination. Instead of that, they only got Mr It-Was-Great-To-Live-In-A-Colonialist-Society-Back-Then-In-UK. Catch a Cold.. Let's do the same lecture with Al Anderson and see what happens.
Marvin his the guitarist...murvin his singer
AL PHA thank you! I support you. Good way of seeing things
Hey! I am from Mauritius :D
Wow !
Jah Bless
Unnapreciative audience. Shoulda given me a ticket. He s great
I agree with you. Audience is todays youth. Very cold
Does the interviewer feel the music?
Yo,why the sunglasses?
I don't think Bob cheated the Wailers. That was likely Chris Blackwell.
1:06:48 nope, Bob Marley was assassinated by the CIA the agent that killed him confessed to killing bob, but he confessed on his death bed , he didn't want to kill Bob he liked Bob but he'd had to do it, Bob was 1 of a list of people that would be silenced, some were journalists some were doctors some were musicians, the u.s government killed Bob Marley, they feared that he would create a black movement in America, junior Marvin hinted at his assassination by mentioning shoes, that's how the CIA killed him , the agent was posing as a leading photographer for the Times, he gave Bob Marley a pair of shoes and imbedded into the sole of the shoe was a copper spike that was contaminated with a cancer causing disease and the agent also oversaw bobs medical treatments to insure he would die, junior Marvin and the rest of the family and the wailers don't want to be silenced either that's why they won't tell you how Bob really died,
Merci
@@irmhild.rosenquelle They try to kill him 1976,got himin 1981
Pongan los subtitulos asi no se puede entender
Rastafari Kedusan Girmawi Kedamaw'e Haile Selassie I JAH Almighty First...Negusa Negas Ababa Jon Hoy...HalelluYah Sehumi Igziabeher...Besem-May Ab Wold Menfes Qeddus...Extol H.I.M that rideth upon the heavens by His name JAH & Rejoice before H.I.M...For the Lord Most High is terrible...He is a great King over all the earth...Save Lord let the King hear us when we call...Salaamta...Tenayistilign...I.N.R.I...Earth's Rightful Ruler...Word Sound Power of the Holy TRINITY: Authority....Selah...
10:36. It is clear...she did NOT want Ringo Starr to be chased 😂
I do always scat the solo to waiting in vain
Wanna play like Lee Marvin
Exodus wasn't their best album to me and I'm a Bob Mrey fan. I think it was over synthesized and bland. The best album was Survival.....The album with the best sound is Rastaman Vibration.
I love this take!
who was his uncle?
Yes get some a de credit my youth
❤
🔥🔥🔥🎸🙌🏾😎💫
I like the history of the interview but you did not give us the chance to hear junior play and that makes it sucked big time!!!!!
WHO IS THIS GUY..?
country and blues soul music was totallly american
What a bunch of squares! Love him though!
Wetdewlap he should mak it clear that jimi hendix via the isleys bro, achieve distortion by simply turning up d guitar n amp. till d speaker rattle thats b4 the fuzz box was invented
Sounds like he saying the family indirectly killed Bob.
That's is what I'm thinking now bro I just cried man if a doctor told them he should eat except his food why did they bring that shit Jamaican food
Pleased explain
Bob was poisoned! Period! They... the Shitstem killed the logos... the word! Everything else is bullshit!
this guy is not the original Junior Murvin !
Their are many. Murvin in Jamaica he is the one who sing the police & thife he was all so grate singer guiter player in. Lee Scrah Perry backing band in the 70s both of them pass a way find him on RUclips
@@mrcool9084 junior mervin for police and tief
Placid crowd
Understatement
Whoever benefitted from Bob death should be investigated
My
You were too fronted up,Al Anderson was more loved by Bob!!
He talks better than he plays.