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the greatest died on June 25, 2009
RIP
RIP
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Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
TheAfricanDream wrote:
Clearly, the point point of this thread has been missed. Rest in peace to ONE of the greatest and most influential artists and of all time. I've been to numerous Wailers and Ziggy/Damian/Stephen, etc concerts and don't know of any many other artists that have/had the ability to bring together people of all races and walks of life together in the spirit of positivity and having a good time.
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
TheAfricanDream wrote:
Clearly, the point point of this thread has been missed. Rest in peace to ONE of the greatest and most influential artists and of all time. I've been to numerous Wailers and Ziggy/Damian/Stephen, etc concerts and don't know of any many other artists that have/had the ability to bring together people of all races and walks of life together in the spirit of positivity and having a good time.
TmAk15 wrote:
If there’s any musical artist that I can say has been in my ear from the beginning of my life it’s Bob Marley and the Wailers. My dad being Belizean the dialect he speaks is called kriol, the soft spoken cousin of Jamaican patoi so it’s clear where he found a connection with the language. He fell in love with the music because he found personal similarities in the songs portraying a poor man living in the third world. Growing up in DC I didn’t endure the same circumstances but the hood here drew me towards appreciating the music’s stance on social justice.
Same exact circumstance with me and I am French speaking from West Africa.
TmAk15 wrote:
If there’s any musical artist that I can say has been in my ear from the beginning of my life it’s Bob Marley and the Wailers. My dad being Belizean the dialect he speaks is called kriol, the soft spoken cousin of Jamaican patoi so it’s clear where he found a connection with the language. He fell in love with the music because he found personal similarities in the songs portraying a poor man living in the third world. Growing up in DC I didn’t endure the same circumstances but the hood here drew me towards appreciating the music’s stance on social justice.
Same exact circumstance with me and I am French speaking from West Africa.
Originally Posted by blacklion23
RIP to the Legend Bob Marley
Originally Posted by blacklion23
RIP to the Legend Bob Marley