I just re-upped KAZO’s BUNNY WAILER BLACK VINYL COLLECTION! Give Thanks.
Here is a great article by Kevin Aylmer that appeared in The Beat in 1990.
Category Archives: Bunny Wailer
Bunny Wailer “Collieman” / “Trouble On The Road Again” (Solomonic) 12″
One of my favorite Bunny tunes from the Rock & Groove/Rootsman Skanking era. You may also recognize this tune as “Riding.” Really nice vibes here. An entire song about 1) Looking for herb 2) Getting herb 3) Smoking herb. Relax and enjoy your life vibes…
“And if the chalice is nowhere around,
Bring the kuchie come!
Bring the kuchie come, and mek we lick it til it bun,
Bring the kuchie come!”
Killer vibes from Bunny Wailer here…
Here is an article that appeared in the UK’s Guardian newspaper on June 28, 1990.
Bunny Wailer feat. Roots Radics “Jammins” (Extended)
The brutal extended version of Bunny Wailer’s “Jammins” from the ‘Rock ‘n Groove’ album. Check Flabba’s murderous riddim on this one…Deadly!
Also, Bunny Wailer in Musician magazine, written by Alan Di Perna and published November 1986 as Wailer embarks on his first US solo tour.
Midnight Dread Top Six ‘Unreleased’ Bob Marley & Wailers Live Videos
For my extra special contribution to the Midnight Raver Millennial Posts Musical Stampede I and I offer this tough and tight quick list / long view of Bob Marley & The Wailers’ most amazing performances captured live (outside of One Love Peace & Smile Jamaica) on film or video. These complete concerts or rehearsals should be made widely available as soon as possible in the fullness with state-of-the-art transfers of both sound and image at the highest standards in line with the depth of the lyrics and musicianship. Granted, a couple of these have seen some limited release in either geography or selection and thanks to YouTube can be constricted to fit on most any current receiver device but all call for bigga big up screen THX (give thanx) surround style reproduction to reincarnate every soul. Lively up Skip!
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“Everyone Just Cooperate, With The Love Of I Ites To Survive, Knowing That This World War Explosion…” MD #16
… says the Rastaman in the ROCKERS soundtrack outtake from this 33 years ahead Midnight Dread. “The ways of wonder solve the problem” he adds over the hypnotic Abyssinians with Ras Michael version of “Satta Massagana” in this reggae film soundtrack special edition that aired live the week WORD, SOUND & POWER had its world premiere in San Francisco. Mikey Dread adds his amazing music & vital stingers to the ital radio brew. Listen & get up. Spin tunes, save & weave lives.
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