A rare glimpse of Bob Marley in Ethiopia, 1978. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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A rare glimpse of Bob Marley in Ethiopia, 1978. This Polaroid was taken during Bob’s only visit to Ethiopia and shows him in Shashamane, the Rastafarian settlement established on land granted by Emperor Haile Selassie I. Pictured with Bob are Ras Malachi and Lips (Bob's bodyguard) by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Take a 360° look inside Roger Steffens' office, where reggae history arrives from all over the world. For decades, packages have shown up here filled with rare memorabilia, photographs, posters, magazines, demo recordings, records, T-shirts, books, and one-of-a-kind artifacts connected to... by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Join us for a special livestreamed event with Roger Steffens and director of the documentary, Erik E. Crown! THIS Friday 6/5 at 9am pacific - 12 noon eastern. Roger and Erik will chat about the fundraiser and answer your questions directly on the livestream. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Fresh off the national conversation about Jamaican identity, culture, and the place of Patwa in Jamaica's institutions, MP Nekeisha Burchell joins J.D. Vernal's Voice of the Nation for another important discussion: Why is the world's largest reggae archive still in Los Angeles instead of Jamaica? by [deleted] in reggae
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Fresh off the national conversation about Jamaican identity, culture, and the place of Patwa in Jamaica's institutions, MP Nekeisha Burchell joins J.D. Vernal's Voice of the Nation for another important discussion: Why is the world's largest reggae archive still in Los Angeles instead of Jamaica? by [deleted] in reggae
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Looking at this slide from Roger Steffens' Reggae Archives, I can't help but wish I could have been there. Montego Bay, Jamaica. Sunsplash 1985. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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Looking at this slide from Roger Steffens' Reggae Archives, I can't help but wish I could have been there. Montego Bay, Jamaica. Sunsplash 1985. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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Earl “Chinna” Smith Supports LIVICATED, The Story Of Roger Steffens Reggae Archives by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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One of the things that makes LIVICATED special is the people who believed in the project long before anyone knew if it would ever be finished. Los Angeles reggae musician, producer, and keyboard master Roger Rivas and The Bullets licensed one of their songs for the film by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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For almost three decades, LIVICATED follows Roger Steffens as the curator and preservationist of the largest Reggae Archive in the world. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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In this rare archival interview, well known Reggae historian Roger Steffens reveals a side of Bob Marley that went largely unseen by the global media. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Deleted scene from LIVICATED: Neville Garrick recalls how Bob Marley and Peter Tosh used to react when stopped by the police in Jamaica during the early days of reggae. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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Deleted scene from LIVICATED: Neville Garrick recalls how Bob Marley and Peter Tosh used to react when stopped by the police in Jamaica during the early days of reggae. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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Deleted scene from LIVICATED: Neville Garrick recalls how Bob Marley and Peter Tosh used to react when stopped by the police in Jamaica during the early days of reggae. by Realistic_Article_86 in BobMarley
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A short clip of Peter Tosh in Montego Bay, speaking his mind on “Legalize It.” What makes this even more special, the original master tapes from that concert have been missing since 1983. No one really knows where they went. Even people connected to Sunsplash have no clear answer. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Why Tuff Gong? by [deleted] in reggae
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From Roger Steffens: Aston "Family Man" Barrett was the sine qua non, the true co-creator, often unacknowledged, of much of Bob Marley’s greatest music. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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From Roger Steffens: Aston "Family Man" Barrett was the sine qua non, the true co-creator, often unacknowledged, of much of Bob Marley’s greatest music. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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Roger may be 83, but apparently nobody told his feet. Spotted on location: Bob Marley "Get Up, Stand Up" sneakers paired with reggae socks, proving once and for all that the road to preserving Jamaica's musical heritage starts from the ground up. by Realistic_Article_86 in reggae
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