NEW AND SEALED. UK SELLER.

Artist: BOB MARLEY

Title: Greatest Hits Live

Cat No: GYVOLP7205

Format: 180g Black vinyl in gatefold sleeve

Barcode: 4753399720535

·   Collection of iconic classics performed live for broadcast on FM radio

·   De luxe gatefold edition

·   180g Yellow coloured vinyl

·   Digitally remastered

·   Extensive liner notes

·   Exciting artist pictures

Bob Marley, Greatest Hits live on the radio in the 70s.

 

Legendary music and culture icon, Bob Marley, changed the world of music for generations to come, popularizing reggae and spreading truths about the world to mass audiences. This collection of greatest hits, gathered from the early to late ‘70s and broadcast on US FM radio stations, sees the disbandment of the original Wailers line-up to Marley embarking on a solo career, releasing five subsequent studio albums – in particular Exodus (1977), which sold over 75 million records – and established him as one of the world’s best selling artists of all time. It’s presented here together with informative notes and archival imagery.

SIDE ONE

ROXY THEATER, LOS ANGELES, CA. MAY 26TH 1976, KLOS-FM

 

1. Trenchtown Rock 4.53

THE BOARDING HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA. JULY 7TH 1975, KSAN-FM

 

2. Burnin’ & Lootin’ 5.29

3 . Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) 4.32

4. Stir It Up 5.41

 

OAKLAND AUDITORIUM, OAKLAND, CA. 30TH NOVEMBER 1979, KMPX-FM

5. No Woman, No Cry 7.36

 

SIDE TWO

ROXY THEATER, LOS ANGELES, CA. MAY 26TH 1976, KLOS-FM

1. I Shot The Sheriff 5.10

 

RECORD PLANT, SAUSALITO, CA. OCTOBER 31ST 1973, KSAN-FM

2. Kinky Reggae 5.11

 

OAKLAND AUDITORIUM, OAKLAND, CA. 30TH NOVEMBER 1979, KMPX-FM

3. Natty Dread 3.54

4. Is This Love? > Jammin’ 8.49

 

PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA. JULY 11TH 1973, WBCN-FM

5. Get Up Stand Up 5.42

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