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Last Interviews
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INTERVIEW WITH TONY WRIGHT
15 November 2011 12:01 PM | No Comments[Translate] INTERVIEW 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...
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Reggae Legends
05 October 2011 5:54 PM | No Comments[Translate] Coreen 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...
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NEW RELEASE: BOB MARLEY INTERVIEWS
21 September 2011 7:56 AM | No Comments[Translate] NEW 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...
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Interview Archive
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Interview with Ilse Marie Issels
Posted on 07/10/2000 | No Comments[Translate] Marco Virgona: Bob Marley stayed in your Bavarian Clinic from november 1980 to May 1981: what kind of patient was he? Ilse Marie Issels: I saw him as a very religious man, very charismatic, with a positive attitude towards life and towards the treatment... -
Interview with Bernard Purdie
Posted on 05/08/2000 | No Comments[Translate] Marco Virgona: 1 – Dear Mr Bernard Purdie, we know that you performed with Bob Marley and The Wailers in spring 1968 for producers Danny Sims, Johnny Nash and Arthur Jenkins. Did you ever meet Bob personally in Jamaica? Yes, I played and recorded... -
Interview with Ron Rhoades
Posted on 01/02/2000 | No Comments[Translate] Bob Marley Magazine: When did reggae music first get your attention? Ron Rhoades: What attracted me to reggae music back in 1968 was the beat. It wasn’t called reggae back then. It was “rock steady” as reggae was being born. The first reggae songs... -
Interview with Aston Barrett
Posted on 18/05/2012 | No Comments[Translate] “This interview was originally published at the Radiola Urbana (http://www.radiolaurbana.com.br)”. (Thanks Gabriel Rocha Lopes Gaspar) Familyman, how do you feel about coming to Brazil once more? It’s really a great vibe to come back to Brazil after these years. We love Brazilian people and...
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