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INTERVIEW WITH TONY WRIGHT
15 November 2011 12:01 PM | No CommentsINTERVIEW WITH TONY WRIGHT BY MARCO VIRGONA Tony Wright (b. 23 October 1949) is an artist who created album covers such as Bob Marley’s Natty Dread and Traffic’s The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys and others including Bob Dylan’s Saved His art work for...
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Reggae Legends
05 October 2011 5:54 PM | No CommentsCoreen Simpson’s illustrious career began as a photojournalist covering political dignitaries, cultural icons, musicians, athletes and special events in New York, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Ms. Simpson became one of a handful of female photographers on regular assignment covering the Fashion Collections in...
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NEW RELEASE: BOB MARLEY INTERVIEWS
21 September 2011 7:56 AM | No CommentsNEW RELEASE – BOB MARLEY INTERVIEWS Jann Wenner, the co-founder of ‘Rolling Stone’ magazine, said at Bob Marley’s 1994 posthumous introduction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: “Bob Marley was the Third World‘s first pop superstar. He was the man who introduced the world...
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Did you Know? Issue 8
Posted on 30/04/2007 | No Comments1961: Trenchtown Ras Irice: “As a young man I had the privilege of attending the university of adversity in a Back-o-wall Kingston where I met Bob Marley in 1961, neither of us knowing where he was going because he was so humble. We would see... -
Interview with Billy Mernit
Posted on 15/01/2007 | No CommentsBilly Mernit is a brilliant writer and composer who had the opportunity to jam with Bob Marley one smokey night in New York, at famous Blue Rock recording studio in July 1973. These are his amazing memories. “Back in 1973, my first solo residence in... -
Intervista a Bunna degli Africa Unite
Posted on 30/11/2006 | No CommentsFinalmente il magazine è riuscito ad incontrare Bunna leader assoluto insieme a Madaski degli Africa Unite la massima testimonianza della scena reggae italiana. Sicuramente il piacere di incontrarlo ha compensato in modo assoluto la fatica di alzarsi dal letto questa mattina per andare a lavoro.... -
Interview with Sammy Blue
Posted on 02/10/2006 | 1 Comment“I met Bob in Chicago about 1974 or 75. I moved to Chicago to work for Alligator Records and use to go out to the clubs every night. That year was the first year that Jamaican bands began performing in the US. Taj Mahal had... -
Wailers concerts from the sixties
Posted on 31/08/2006 | No CommentsThese are 3 original concert advertisements from the sixties: The Wailers performed at Regal Theatre on april 8, 1965 at Glass Bucket Club on october 9, 1965 and at Carib Theatre on december 13, 1966. So this is my updated list of the concerts in... -
Interview Salim Jaffer
Posted on 12/08/2006 | No CommentsStevie Wonder travelled to Jamaica in october 1975 to perform alongside The Wailers at the National Stadium. It was the last time the three most famous Wailers (Marley, Bunny Livingston and Peter Tosh) performed together on the same stage. That night, Stevie gave a full... -
Did you Know? Issue 7
Posted on 30/07/2006 | 1 Comment1971: Winston Francis TF-Mm hmm. So I imagine you were also providing a lot of background vocals for other artists as well? WF- Oh yes. Oh Yes. Between ’68 to ’71, most of the records that came out I’d be in within some way. Because... -
Interview with Miguel Ribeiro of Secrecy
Posted on 30/06/2006 | No Comments“SECRECY WERE BORN IN 2001 OFF THE ASHES OF TWO PREVIOUS PROJECTS (IGNOTO DEO AND MY FALLEN ANGEL). IN THAT SAME YEAR THEY GET SPONSORED TO RECORD A DEMO CD, WHICH LATER HAD WON PRIZES FOR “BEST DEMO” AND “BEST SONG” (“COLD AS ICE”). IN... -
Interview with photographer Cookie Kinkead
Posted on 05/06/2006 | No CommentsWe love the pic in the back cover of Catch a Fire album: it was taken by photographer Cookie Kinkead in 1972. Bob has his famous “screw face” expression and his sever look. They are musicians but they look like jungle guerillas. Cookie Kinkead: “It... -
The Bob Marley Reader
Posted on 02/06/2006 | No CommentsHank Bordowitz, Editor Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright: The Bob Marley Reader (date of release: june 2004) Foreword by Roger Steffens A collection of the best writings on Bob Marley, the late, legendary musician and world cultural icon who brought reggae music and Jamaican... -
Interview with Alvin Campbell
Posted on 01/04/2006 | No CommentsMarco Virgona: – Is it true that you helped Bob Marley for the harmony vocals on his last album “Uprising”? Alvin Campbell: Dear Marco, it would be a pleasure to answer your questions, but each member of the group has their own memories and stories... -
Interview with Mika of Entwine band
Posted on 30/03/2006 | 1 CommentThis Finnish gothic metal supergroup Entwine have travelled a long way from their death metal-ish roots. Founded by Aksu Hanttu (drums), Tom Mikkola (guitar, also vocals at the time) and T.Taipale (bass) in 1995, it did not take long for them to get bored with... -
Interview with photographer Alan Messer
Posted on 27/02/2006 | No CommentsIn 1973 Bob Marley and the Wailers played at BBC for the Old Gray Whistle Test. Photographer Alan Messer recalls that show Alan Messer: “Dear Marco, I remember that day very well. Bob Harris was the presenter of the show. The band played two songs,... -
Bob Marley Gibson Les Paul Special
Posted on 06/01/2006 | No CommentsPoet . . . prophet . . . musician . . . Bob Marley was many things to many people, and the instrument he played is as unique as he was. Painstaking research and detailing was done using Bob’s original Les Paul Special to create... -
Interviews with Larry Fallon
Posted on 11/12/2005 | No CommentsLarry Fallon is well known in the music industry as a composer, pianist, arranger, orchestrator, music director and producer. His musical legacy includes Broadway credits featuring “Seesaw” (orchestrator), “Barnum” (orchestrator) and “Peg”, starring Miss Peggy Lee (musical director and orchestrator). Film credits include “Ruby’s Dream”...
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