Bob Marley & The Wailers

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Bob Marley & The Wailers

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Jamaican reggae band fronted by Bob Marley but initially formed as The Wailers vocal group, with Peter Tosh & Bunny Wailer, then adding the rhythm section of The Upsetters (Aston "Family Man" Barrett & Carlton Barrett). In 1974, after Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer departures, producer Chris Blackwell renamed the group Bob Marley & The Wailers (even if some previous records were released with this name) and marketed it as a rock band (vocalist + instrumental band). After Bob Marley's death in 1981, The Wailers continue to record with some artists like Alpha Blondy, Joe Yamanaka, Donald And Lulu Davidson or Winston Jarrett. Some members of The Wailers formed The Wailers Band in 1989.

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Three Little Birds

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Could You Be Loved

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Is This Love

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Jamming

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Buffalo Soldier

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1980

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September 23, 1980

Uprising

Stanley Theatre

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

  • 1. Natural Mystic

  • 2. Positive Vibration

  • 3. Burnin' and Lootin'(The Wailers cover)

  • 4. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

  • 5. The Heathen

  • 6. Running Away

  • 7. Crazy Baldhead

  • 8. War

  • 9. No More Trouble(The Wailers cover)

  • 10. Zimbabwe

  • 11. Zion Train

  • 12. No Woman, No Cry

  • 13. Jamming

  • 14. Exodus

  • 1. Redemption Song

  • 2. Coming in From the Cold

  • 3. Could You Be Loved

  • 1. Is This Love

  • 2. Work

  • 3. Get Up, Stand Up(The Wailers cover)


September 20, 1980

Uprising

Madison Square Garden

New York, New York, United States

  • 1. Natural Mystic

  • 2. Positive Vibration

  • 3. Burnin' and Lootin'(The Wailers cover)

  • 4. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

  • 5. The Heathen

  • 6. Running Away

  • 7. Crazy Baldhead

  • 8. Zimbabwe

  • 9. Zion Train

  • 10. War

  • 11. No More Trouble(The Wailers cover)

  • 12. I Shot the Sheriff(The Wailers cover)

  • 13. No Woman, No Cry

  • 14. Jamming

  • 15. Exodus

  • 16. Could You Be Loved


September 19, 1980

Uprising

Madison Square Garden

New York, New York, United States

  • 1. Natural Mystic

  • 2. Positive Vibration

  • 3. Forever Loving Jah

  • 4. Running Away

  • 5. Crazy Baldhead

  • 6. Zion Train

  • 7. War

  • 8. No More Trouble(The Wailers cover)

  • 9. Zimbabwe

  • 10. I Shot the Sheriff(The Wailers cover)

  • 11. No Woman, No Cry

  • 12. Jamming

  • 13. Exodus

  • 14. Could You Be Loved


September 17, 1980

Uprising

Meehan Auditorium, Brown University

Providence, Rhode Island, United States

  • 1. Marley Chant

  • 2. Natural Mystic

  • 3. Positive Vibration

  • 4. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

  • 5. War

  • 6. No More Trouble(The Wailers cover)

  • 7. Zimbabwe

  • 8. Running Away

  • 9. Crazy Baldhead

  • 10. I Shot the Sheriff(The Wailers cover)

  • 11. No Woman, No Cry

  • 12. Jamming

  • 13. Exodus

  • 1. Redemption Song

  • 2. Coming in From the Cold

  • 3. Could You Be Loved

  • 4. Work

  • 5. Roots, Rock, Reggae

  • 6. Is This Love

  • 7. Kinky Reggae(The Wailers cover)

  • 8. Get Up, Stand Up(The Wailers cover)


September 16, 1980

Uprising

John B. Hynes Civic Auditorium

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

  • 1. Natural Mystic

  • 2. Positive Vibration

  • 3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

  • 4. Burnin' and Lootin'(The Wailers cover)

  • 5. War

  • 6. No More Trouble(The Wailers cover)

  • 7. Zimbabwe

  • 8. Zion Train

  • 9. Running Away

  • 10. Crazy Baldhead

  • 11. I Shot the Sheriff(The Wailers cover)

  • 12. No Woman, No Cry

  • 13. Lively Up Yourself

  • 14. Jamming

  • 15. Exodus

  • 16. Redemption Song

  • 17. Could You Be Loved

  • 18. Coming in From the Cold

  • 19. Bad Card

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Jamaican reggae band fronted by Bob Marley but initially formed as The Wailers vocal group, with Peter Tosh & Bunny Wailer, then adding the rhythm section of The Upsetters (Aston "Family Man" Barrett & Carlton Barrett). In 1974, after Peter Tosh and... Read the full biography on this page.

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