Bob Marley and the Wailers play the famed Maple Leaf Gardens on June 9, 1978, just several months after his historic performance at the One Love Peace Concert.
Bob Marley was interviewed by CCTV’s Sandie Rinaldo in a feature that originally aired on June 12, 1978. As you can see, it was a very different world in 1978. Whereas today Bob would be treated like a king wherever he would go, in his heyday he was often treated with disrespect because of his religious beliefs and appearance.
If they only knew then what we know now…
Here is video footage of Bob and his band of Wailers entering the Maple Leaf Gardens on June 9, 1978. The footage was collected for a documentary that was featured on CCTV profiling Bob’s visit to Toronto in 1978. The footage is also included in the documentary titled “Spiritual Journey.”
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Live at Maple Leaf Gardens,
Toronto, Canada
June 9, 1978
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1. Concrete Jungle
2. Burnin’ And Lootin’
3. Them Belly Full
4. Rebel Music
5. Crazy Baldhead –>
6. Running Away
7. Crisis
8. I Shot The Sheriff
9. War –>
10. No More Trouble
11. No Woman No Cry
12. Lively Up Yourself
13. Jammin –>
14. Punky Reggae Party —>
15. Get Up Stand Up –>
16. Exodus
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“Punky Reggae Party”, Toronto 1978

Toronto 1978, Photo by Isobel Harry

Toronto 1978, Photo by Patrick Harbron

Toronto 1978, Photo by Isobel Harry

Toronto 1978, Photo by Patrick Harbron

Toronto 1978, Photo by Patrick Harbron

Toronto 1978

Toronto 1978
Many thanks to Dubwise Garage for providing me with the lossless audio for this show!
I don’t think the world is much different today. The media still focuses on the herbs and InI appearance. Meanwhile, they miss the message and more importantly they lose sight of who InI are representing, the most important man to ever walk the Earth, Emperor Haile Selassie I. Every knee shall bow, every tongue confess…
But still…I love how Bob was able to deflect these types of detractors. She may talk pretty, but Bob’s knowledge of the intricacies of language far outweigh her deaducation.
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