For detailed information on venue, date, and photographer, please visit www.marleyarchives.com. I always try to include this information when it is available.
Just stumble upon this website after looking for Emperor Augustus for my son’s class…Saw Augustus Pablo link…than I dived in…WOW!!! I forgot about my teens…very glad I saw Marley at the Apollo in New York… after missing him at Madison. Good website to share with my family but with Bob’s music playing next time. Thank you.
I live in smokeless (smiling) London and have a family now…
If and when I have the time maybe I will…. need time to reminisce…maybe a day of tribute with the family in April celebrating his music with my family. Thanks for asking.
Bye for now.
Don on said:
I live in smokeless (smiling) London and have a family now…
If and when I have the time maybe I will…. need time to reminisce…maybe a day of tribute in April celebrating his music with my family. Thanks for asking.
Bye for now.
I was a freshman at BU and didn’t know the concert was happening til I literally was walking across the street from Harvard Stadium and saw the crowds. I had a knapsack with my drawing pad, pastels and pencils, and a bag of potato chips and thought really fast…why don’t I approach the press entrance table assembled behind the iron bar gate, and tell them I’m doing an art piece on Bob Marley for Boston University’s “Free Press” – don’t know if the paper really existed, but I gave it a shot, and miracle be – they gave me a press pass and I was FREE to enter – I went below the stadium where all the rastas, the band and MANY beautiful people were, kept walking and found a staircase to the stage where I took a seat at the far left front of the stage and watched the entire concert, drawing of course most of the time, attended the press conference in the back of the stadium and was completely in awe of everything I felt, saw, heard and breathed.
Love all photos of bob
It makes me young again….seems like yesterday
Just stumble upon this website after looking for Emperor Augustus for my son’s class…Saw Augustus Pablo link…than I dived in…WOW!!! I forgot about my teens…very glad I saw Marley at the Apollo in New York… after missing him at Madison. Good website to share with my family but with Bob’s music playing next time. Thank you.
Would you be willing to share your experience at the Apollo show when I post the audio?
I live in smokeless (smiling) London and have a family now…
If and when I have the time maybe I will…. need time to reminisce…maybe a day of tribute with the family in April celebrating his music with my family. Thanks for asking.
Bye for now.
I live in smokeless (smiling) London and have a family now…
If and when I have the time maybe I will…. need time to reminisce…maybe a day of tribute in April celebrating his music with my family. Thanks for asking.
Bye for now.
OK. My email is marleyarchives@yahoo.com. If you feel up to it, just send me a paragraph about the show and your experience. All the best.
I was a freshman at BU and didn’t know the concert was happening til I literally was walking across the street from Harvard Stadium and saw the crowds. I had a knapsack with my drawing pad, pastels and pencils, and a bag of potato chips and thought really fast…why don’t I approach the press entrance table assembled behind the iron bar gate, and tell them I’m doing an art piece on Bob Marley for Boston University’s “Free Press” – don’t know if the paper really existed, but I gave it a shot, and miracle be – they gave me a press pass and I was FREE to enter – I went below the stadium where all the rastas, the band and MANY beautiful people were, kept walking and found a staircase to the stage where I took a seat at the far left front of the stage and watched the entire concert, drawing of course most of the time, attended the press conference in the back of the stadium and was completely in awe of everything I felt, saw, heard and breathed.
Can’t say I had a better concert experience!!!
I would like to add this to the Amandla post as a fan’s experience.