rasta revolution

CD digipack"

Originally released on Trojan in 1974, it was essentially a re-release of the “Soul Rebels” LP from 1970, with a few extra tracks. This historic release marked Bob Marley & the Wailers first collaboration with Lee Perry and the true beginning of their musical and spiritual commitment to Rastafari. Lee Perry’s production genius had a profound impact on the genre and many fans argue that this collaboration resulted in some of the band’s best music. This is Bob Marley and the original Wailers (Peter Tosh & Bunny Wailer) long before they became international reggae superstars with Island. The tracks found here redefined reggae music, and although they were later re-recorded by Bob Marley, tracks like “Soul Rebel,” “Duppy Conqueror,” “Small Axe” and their version of James Brown’s “Try Me” never sounded better. Also featuring 3 bonus tracks: “Lively Up Yourself”, “Trench Town Rock” and “African Herbsman”.  "

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Track listing - Side A: 1.Mr. Brown 2.Soul Rebel 3.Try me 4.It's Alright 5.No Sympathy 6.My Cup 7.Duppy Conqueror 8. Rebel's Hop Side B: 1.Corner Stone 2.400 Years 3.No Water 4.Reaction 5. Soul Almighty 6. Lively Up Yourself (Bonus) 7. TrenchTown Rock (Bonus) 8. African Herbsman (Bonus)""